Portsmouth · England

School of Architecture, Art and Design

University of Portsmouth

University of Portsmouth offers RIBA-listed architecture courses covering Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Apprenticeship, based in Portsmouth, England.

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Cultural Compass of Gosport, submitted work by Tician Turi
Cultural Compass of Gosport · Tician Turi

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University of Portsmouth lists RIBA architecture routes covering Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Apprenticeship.

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Portsmouth, England
Courses
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Apprenticeship
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Architecture and built environment courses.

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  • BA (Hons) in Architecture; Level 6 Architectural Assistant Apprenticeship

    Part 1, Apprenticeship

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  • M.Arch; Level 7 Architect Apprenticeship

    Part 2, Apprenticeship

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  • Final Examination in Professional Practice

    Part 3

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  • Architectural Assistant Apprenticeship (Level 6) BA (Honours) Architecture

    Part 1, Apprenticeship

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  • Architect Apprenticeship (Level 7) Master of Architecture and Professional Practice

    Part 2, Part 3, Apprenticeship

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  • Cultural Compass of Gosport, submitted work by Tician Turi

    Cultural Compass of Gosport

    By Tician Turi

    This is Tician's project, a cultural building designed to draw people from the High Street into the park; the building serves as a gateway, guiding visitors through the site. The building's form harmonises with the site's grid, ensuring aesthetic appeal, environmental sensitivity, and functional efficiency. Designed t…

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  • BridgeHaven Houses, submitted work by Max Slater

    BridgeHaven Houses

    By Max Slater

    Here is Max's final design project for a hybrid-purpose housing scheme and urban intervention in Portsmouth. Containing 97 apartments, a youth club, a study space, a health centre, a bridge connecting two green spaces and 11 retail units, the project aimed to deliver a set of outcomes derived from the initial research…

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  • Peckham's Agora, submitted work by Diane Ladiocan

    Peckham's Agora

    By Diane Ladiocan

    Here is Diane's final BA project in designing a hybrid building in between the railways of Peckham called "Peckham's Agora", modelled in Revit. It introduces a sculptural block of buildings lifted from the ground, linked together in a platform. The scheme creates a system of landscape, public space, cultural facilitie…

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  • The Revitalising Dome, submitted work by Hanna Furey

    The Revitalising Dome

    By Hanna Furey

    Her project “The Revitalising Dome” was focused on restoring the damaged peaks of Mont Toc in the Dolomites, by creating an ecological niche, using a typology that she had tested through various thermal experiments, as part of her thesis on exploring the ideal precedent for designing sustainably. The dome itself creat…

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  • Daniel Dehghani, submitted work by Daniel Dehghani

    Daniel Dehghani

    By Daniel Dehghani

    Here is Daniel's final design proposal for a new exhibition centre in Portsmouth. Designed with the intent to be a place of connection, the project was influenced by factors such as diversity, inequality and opportunities within the city.

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  • The House, submitted work by Jessica Burton

    The House

    By Jessica Burton

    Here is Jessica's final major project, titled The House - a project connecting buildings and communities based in an old fish market in Portsmouth. Modelled in SketchUp, orthographic drawings produced in AutoCAD and images rendered on Photoshop using a unique collage approach.

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  • Diane Ladiocan, submitted work by Diane Ladiocan

    Diane Ladiocan

    By Diane Ladiocan

    This is her final BA project in designing a hybrid building in between the railways of Peckham. It introduces a sculptural block of buildings lifted from the ground, linked together in a platform. The scheme creates a landscape, public spaces, cultural facilities and residential. Achieving an open, dense, mixed urban…

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  • A Quiet Space; Utopia of Faith, submitted work by Zoe Mould

    A Quiet Space; Utopia of Faith

    By Zoe Mould

    With a passion for sustainably integrating urban planning and design solutions that create meaningful benefits for clients and the broader community. Zoe’s project, "A Quiet Space; Utopia of Faith," reflects Winchester’s modern values of self-care, socialisation, and spirituality through the collaborative integration…

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