Canterbury · England

Canterbury School of Architecture

University for the Creative Arts

University for the Creative Arts offers RIBA-listed architecture courses covering Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, based in Canterbury, England.

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Why can’t we live together, submitted work by Trevor Bbanda
Why can’t we live together · Trevor Bbanda

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University for the Creative Arts lists RIBA architecture routes covering Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.

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Canterbury, England
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Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
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  • Why can’t we live together, submitted work by Trevor Bbanda

    Why can’t we live together

    By Trevor Bbanda

    Trevor Bbanda’s final thesis project, titled "Why Can't We Live Together," takes a bold approach to addressing the housing crisis through innovative communal living design. At its core, the project proposes the creation of habitable bedstees—compact, self-sufficient living units crafted from cross-laminated timber. Th…

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  • Play with me, submitted work by Diana Terzieva

    Play with me

    By Diana Terzieva

    This is one of Diana's third year projects: 'Play with me' is a housing typology that aims to encourage people to live & work at dedicated adaptable spaces. 10 home units are bringing together young families of artists and makers with children to create a community where child care is also shared. Being designed with…

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  • Diya Seepaul, submitted work by Diya Seepaul

    Diya Seepaul

    By Diya Seepaul

    Here is Diya's housing project from year 3 exploring different typologies for a family of chocolate makers in Hackney Wick. The proposal was modelled in rhino , hand drawn and then using the process of cyanotypes to create the final drawings.

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  • Porto Community Sports Centre, submitted work by Georgia Bills

    Porto Community Sports Centre

    By Georgia Bills

    This community sports centre in Porto is a socially driven architectural response to the city’s pressing health challenges, where 65% of residents over 15 are physically inactive and cardiovascular disease remains a leading cause of death. The project seeks to promote long-term behavioural change by embedding physical…

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  • Bushido, submitted work by Callum Plumb

    Bushido

    By Callum Plumb

    Callum Plumb’s conceptual exhibition and retail space translates samurai culture and Bushido philosophy into form, light and movement.

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