Greenwich year one blog: 2013

Newsflash

The new university campus, currently in construction at Stockwell Street in Greenwich will excitingly be the new home for the School of Architecture, Design and Construction in 2014. The Stockwell Street campus will provide a new library, an excellent Architecture Studio space, 14 roof gardens, television studios, sound studios, a photography studio, animation studios and editing suites. Want to know the latest from the Stockwell Studio, check out this blog every fortnight here on the page tab titled Stockwell Street.

Monday, 7 October 2013

White House Tour with Jackie Kennedy

Jackie Kennedy discusses her selection of furniture at the White House, 1962

Thursday, 16 May 2013

Bahraini Exhibition Catalogue on the web

The catalogue is available here. The cover is by Mike Dean, year one tutor of unit 3

Tuesday, 2 April 2013

Future Cities 2

Dear All, Future Cities 2: Other Worlds conference hosted by the School will be held at the Greenwich campus on Thursday 11 April. To register please contact :

Phillipa Wall

PA to Dean and Directors

School of Architecture, Design & Construction

University of Greenwich

Avery Hill Campus

Bexley Road

London SE9 2PQ

Direct Line: + 44 (0) 20 8331 9309

Fax: + 44 (0)20 8331 9139

by return of email. There are limited places. For further information see:

http://earth2hub.com/blog/future_cities_2

http://blogs.gre.ac.uk/architecture

http://blogs.gre.ac.uk/architecture/2013/03/06/avatar-presents-future-cities-2-other-worlds/

Exhibition in Bahrain

There will be an exhibition of student work taught by Susanne Isa and Simon Herron in Bahrain opening on the sunday the 7th of April. We will be at the opening and hope to see you there.
Works by year one tutors will be on show.More details to come.

Sunday, 27 January 2013

Late at Tate Britain - Friday 1st February

What does performance have to do with architecture?

How can a building perform, and how can we perform a building?

The Tate Britain, as part of their 'Late' series, invites you on a playful journey through the gallery in its current phase of spatial and structural transformation, taking a look at architectural and art practices that explore how our physical bodies interact with built form.

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