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Department of Architecture

University of Strathclyde

University of Strathclyde offers RIBA-listed architecture courses covering Part 1, Part 2, based in Glasgow, Scotland.

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Anihta, submitted work by Galya Vasileva
Anihta · Galya Vasileva

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University of Strathclyde lists RIBA architecture routes covering Part 1, Part 2.

Location
Glasgow, Scotland
Courses
Part 1, Part 2
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Architecture and built environment courses.

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  • BSc Architectural Studies / BSc Architectural Studies (Hons)

    Part 1 awarded at Year 3

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  • BSc Architectural Studies with International Study / (Hons)

    Part 1 awarded at Year 3

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  • PgDip/MArch Advanced Architectural Design

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  • PgDip/MArch Architectural Design (International)

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  • Anihta, submitted work by Galya Vasileva

    Anihta

    By Galya Vasileva

    Galya’s thesis was a design challenge to presents visions of worlds as a consequence of changes from technology. The project is called Anihta. It means deep in the sea and it has been used as a term for years from the fisherman in the Old Town of Nessebar in Bulgaria, where the project lays its base. A series of water…

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  • Meera B Satheesh, submitted work by Meera B Satheesh

    Meera B Satheesh

    By Meera B Satheesh

    Here is Meera's final design thesis for a new Trauma Infused Park in Glasgow, addressing the issue of the mental health of abused children. The project is modelled both in Revit and Sketchup, visualised in V-RAY

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  • Cinemasters, submitted work by Holly Campbell

    Cinemasters

    By Holly Campbell

    Holly Campbell’s showcased project reimagines the disused Cumberland Railway Station in Laurieston as an immersive cinema experience, reviving the forgotten glamour of the golden age of Hollywood. Once a vital hub in the 20th century, the station now becomes the setting for a bold architectural transformation that blu…

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  • P.I.N.K Practice, submitted work by Michael McKernan

    P.I.N.K Practice

    By Michael McKernan

    The P.I.N.K Practice is Michael’s postgraduate thesis project, developed during his M(Arch) at the University of Strathclyde. Conceived as both a speculative practice and a manifesto, the project reimagines the role of the architect as a listener, collaborator, and advocate deeply embedded within the communities they…

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  • PYNK, submitted work by Nathan Constable

    PYNK

    By Nathan Constable

    Nathan's fifth year design thesis project titled “PYNK: Drawing Back the Curtain on the ‘Uncanny’ in Glasgow” tackled themes of dystopia, decline and development within the city, aiming to communicate reasons behind problems with the city's planning system and create better community involvement within it. Read the ab…

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