The Cambridge ARCSOC Summer Show is now live!
Go to https://t.co/AP5Wl1yoXz to see all the incredible work produced by @cdr_studio and @arch_cambridge in the past year.
@Cambridge_Uni Architecture Society Virtual Summer Show now open! https://t.co/wbfx5X8Udb
Take a look at some work from @arch_cambridge and @cdr_studio students from the past year.
'Cities are like ecosystems, collectively dependent on the surrounding environment. The larger and more complex they become, the greater the pressures and repercussions' writes MAUD student @khe_deK and @Matri_Archi https://t.co/7MDvdcBJIX
Congratulations to David McEwen (MAUD 2018) on being listed amongst the
most exciting architectural talent for 2019 in @wallpapermag
https://t.co/CjvSH7VkQD
The Department would like to congratulate Mark Shtanov (RIBA Part 2 – MPhil in Architecture and Urban Design) for receiving a commendation in the 2018 RIBA President's Awards dissertation category #RIBAPresidentsMedals https://t.co/XYaDwZcAGU
Chris Hamill's award winning project for the transformation of the former County Gaol in Armagh into a bi-communal school for construction and traditional building skills in which areas and phasing of programme use increasingly refined joinery skills.
Today is the day! Town Hall 📚 is OUT.
Get your copy here, it makes a great Christmas present! >> https://t.co/d4LrLKDM4I
Counting down to the official launch party at #CityHall a week today! 🏛️
#townhallbook
[@MayorofLondon@SadiqKhan hope you enjoyed the copy we sent 😃]
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During her 6 month internship with @PCRCBiH, @jcl_leigh_b collaborated with @Project1948 on a photo-voice project to raise awareness of Bosnia and Herzegovina's Water Woes through the youth's eyes. She will attend the UN Women's Commission on the Status of Women 2019 in NYC.
In July our 2017-19 cohort began their 6 month fieldwork period. This allows for a period of time within their chosen sites, visiting relevant case studies and gathering primary materials to refine the design thesis direction. Here are a few experiences so far;
Ben Nourse has spent time mapping vernacular nuances across North Essex as part of the development of his project 'Essexodus' which proposes a new typology of high density, rural housing whilst incorporating a productive living landscape
.@jamesmnutt cycled 4000 miles around France to locate sites for his counter proposal to the city-centric Paris 2024 Olympic Games, in favour of a host nation games which utilises assets around the country. He's now heading to Brazil for field research at the sites of Rio 2016.
.@tomardron's project 'Rebalancing Britain' proposes a relocated Parliament as part of a decentralised government plan. He has visited various institutional architectures across Europe and last week he was fortunate enough to get a tour of the Netherlands Embassy in Berlin