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architects dance company

Home Page We offer a huge range of high quality dance classes to all ages and abilities. Whether it's dancing for fun, fitness or to be a part of a hugely successful competition team - we have it all! Joining 'The Architects' could not be more simple - Take a look around our site, find a class that suits you and get in touch with one of our super friendly staff now!

college of engineering & architecture

Welcome to the College of Engineering and Architecture. The College, with over 400 staff and almost 2,200 students (including over 626 international) is the largest and most comprehensive in Ireland. There are six Schools in the College, covering the Engineering disciplines of Chemical, Civil, Structural, Electrical, Electronic, Biosystems, Biomedical, Food, Mechanical and Materials Engineering, together with Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy.

leicester school of architecture

Studying Architecture at DMU is about developing the skills and knowledge to have a real impact in our community and the world around us – you will create buildings of the future that offer innovative solutions to the global climate emergency.

architects climate action network

ACAN is a network of individuals within architecture and related built environment professions taking action to address the twin crises of climate and ecological breakdown. ACAN exists to address the way our built environment is made, operated and renewed in response to the climate emergency. As a network of individuals, we channel personal energy, expertise and action towards a common goal - the systemic change of our profession and the construction industry as a whole. We see this as a matter of urgency. Our mission is to mobilise a new movement of professional activists towards this goal by building an open, supportive and inclusive organisation. ACAN empowers individuals to proactively seek change and facilitates collective effort through a shared platform built on collaboration.

aa school of architecture

The AA provides a place where all may speak freely and be heard. It is democratically organised and provides the intellectual and material resources for individual and collective choices around research and design experimentation, a place where students and tutors formulate their own arguments and positions, and develop and present their bodies of work.

space studies of planning and architecture

SPACE Studies of Planning and Architecture was established in June 2017 as an Independent Academic Platform that plays a crucial role in the community. Essentially, the platform is a place where researchers and experts from all over the world can come together and meet in London to share their research findings, ideas and discuss them with each other. Moreover, we conduct research, publish research findings, and disseminate all the results to society. All events, such as conferences, publications, research actualised by SPACE, address benefits for the public. Within this context, our perspective is a socially responsible, interdisciplinary approach which builds multi-layered bridges through space and architecture.

university of sheffield school of architecture

As one of the leading schools of architecture in the UK we are committed to having a positive and lasting impact on the global built environment.

decolonise architecture

We are fighting for a new, holistic, and free format of education. The group formed in July 2020, in the wake of the global Black Lives Matter movement. We are a solution-based group driven to tackle institutional racism and bias. Beginning with a letter to the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering at the University of Bath, we opened a dialogue about addressing systemic racism and institutional bias. The momentum gained from over 200 signatures and the Department’s support led to the formation of Decolonise Architecture: a group of students and alumni who would work to achieve the objectives set out in the letter. Two years on, our group has grown in influence and now works with faculties across the University of Bath as well as external groups, organisations and universities across the UK towards our aim of bringing change.

architects declare

Architects Declare is a network of architectural practices committed to addressing the climate and biodiversity emergency. Originated by architects Steve Tompkins and Michael Pawlyn, and launched on 30 May 2019 by the then 17 UK recipients of the Stirling Prize. it quickly attracted hundreds of other architectural practices from across the UK. Under the wider banner of ‘Built Environment Declares’, it has now spread to more than 28 different countries, with over 7,000 signatories, and has been adopted by other built environment disciplines that have signed up to variations on the original 11-point declaration.

body architecture