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Department of Architecture and the Built Environment

Ravensbourne
University London

Study architecture on the Greenwich Peninsula. Explore the courses, the ideas taking shape and the people behind them.

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The Exchange, submitted work by Iliana Terzieva
The Exchange · Iliana Terzieva

A place to reimagine
the built environment.

Architecture connects how we live with what we can make. At Ravensbourne, explore spatial ideas through architecture, interiors and the built environment, with Greenwich Peninsula as the setting.

Location
Greenwich Peninsula London SE10 0EW
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Architecture and built environment courses.

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  • BA (Hons) Architecture

    3 years full-time, K100 · Foundation: 4 years, K101

    RIBA Part 1

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  • BA (Hons) Interior Architecture and Reuse

    3 years full-time, W250 · Foundation: 4 years, W255

    RIBA Part 1

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  • BEng (Hons) Architectural Design Engineering

    3 years full-time, September 2027, K410 · Foundation: K411

    Undergraduate

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  • BA (Hons) Urban Landscape Architecture

    3 years full-time, K310 · Foundation: 4 years, K311

    Undergraduate

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  • MArch Architecture: Master of Architecture

    January 2027 · 2 years full-time or 3 years part-time

    Subject to validation

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Course details checked 5 September 2026. Confirm entry requirements, fees and accreditation with the university. The provider states RIBA Part 1 validation for Architecture and Interior Architecture and Reuse, and warns that future graduates no longer receive ARB Part 1 accreditation. The MArch is subject to validation.

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Ideas from people who studied here.

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  • The Exchange, submitted work by Iliana Terzieva

    The Exchange

    By Iliana Terzieva

    For my final project, I was tasked with designing a space that could positively impact the community of Lewisham by addressing key challenges related to the future of cities and how we live and thrive in them. The project, titled "The Exchange", focuses on the future of dwelling and aims to foster a sense of togethern…

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  • Tropical London, submitted work by Omar Paddam Sanchez

    Tropical London

    By Omar Paddam Sanchez

    Here is Omar's final university project for the transformation of an abandoned residential tower, into a high-rise hotel in London. His project, 'Tropical London', focuses on providing a thoughtful response to the wellbeing challenges faced by Londoners on a daily basis, offering a space where people can reconnect wit…

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  • RainbowDream, submitted work by Mame Diara Mboup

    RainbowDream

    By Mame Diara Mboup

    Mame Diara’s featured project is the Rainbow Dream Centre, an innovative child care facility designed to support early childhood development and community wellness in the Southwark neighborhood of London. Aimed at providing a secure, engaging, and inclusive space, the project centers around nurturing young children fr…

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  • Raising Refuge, submitted work by Robbie Michael

    Raising Refuge

    By Robbie Michael

    His final major project acts as a retort to the now disbanded Bibby Stockholm barge by proposing a new standard of care for our vulnerable.

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Also explore the university’s degree show

The Architecture Social podcast

Are architecture universities keeping up?

Alberto Villanueva joins Stephen Drew to discuss architecture’s future and the relationship between education and industry.

Architecture's Future: Are Universities Keeping Up? | ft. Alberto Villanueva

Alberto Villanueva

Head of the Department of Architecture at Ravensbourne at the time of this conversation.

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A career that keeps moving.

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Beyond the studio

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Architecture Society

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