Birmingham · England

Birmingham School of Architecture

Birmingham City University

Birmingham City University offers RIBA-listed architecture courses covering Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, based in Birmingham, England.

Transforming space, submitted work by Ashgan Salim
Transforming space · Ashgan Salim

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Birmingham City University lists RIBA architecture routes covering Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.

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Birmingham, England
Courses
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
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  • Transforming space, submitted work by Ashgan Salim

    Transforming space

    By Ashgan Salim

    Rolex flagship store offers a sophisticated and immersive experience, designed around the narrative of time and movement. The flagship’s design is centred on a continuous ramp, symbolising the passage of time, with Rolex watches displayed in chronological order within columns, each representing a significant period in…

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  • Urban Fractal, submitted work by Nicoleta Rugina

    Urban Fractal

    By Nicoleta Rugina

    Her project Urban Fractal explores the revival of traditional Turkish craftsmanship through the lens of muqarnas, a decorative architectural element known for its intricate, geometrical design. By investigating the scalability of muqarnas components at different levels-ranging from city objects to structural elements-…

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  • Aston Tamil Community Centre, submitted work by Abiraam Karunakaran

    Aston Tamil Community Centre

    By Abiraam Karunakaran

    Abiraam Karunakaran’s final design proposal explores a community centre shaped by the social needs of the Tamil community in Aston.

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Guardian 2025 · 37th for architecture. Published by the named league tables, not an Architecture Social ranking.

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