Articles tagged with 'architecture' | University of Manchester

A model of the Royal Albert Hall produced by The University of Manchester’s modelmaking workshop B.15 has been added to the Hall’s new £1m Archive Collection as the result of a collaboration with the Victoria and Albert Museum Research Institute....

Manchester School of Architecture (MSA) has been named as one of the top five architecture schools in the QS World Subject Rankings 2023.

A new online exhibition has been launched which features the views of the former residents of Robin Hood Gardens, the London estate which was both lauded as a masterpiece of modernist social housing and condemned as a ‘concrete monstrosity’ before it...

Renowned architect, designer and Manchester alumnus Lord Norman Foster has returned to deliver an inspirational guest lecture to architecture students.

The exhibition explores the role of physical models in architecture through their history, craft and changing technologies that support their continued use in new digital ways.The workshop made a significant unique contribution to the project that ha...

Advanced manufacturing experts from Manchester have revealed what human life in space could look like – with a graphene-enhanced space habitat developed to meet anticipated demand for human settlements beyond Earth. ...

As part of The University of Manchester’s Collaboration Labs programme, an interdisciplinary team of Postgraduate Researchers have curated an interactive, digital exhibition to showcase an unexplored Fine Arts archive at the British School at Rome, a...

The 2020 award was granted to Dr Łukasz Stanek for his study Architecture in Global Socialism: Eastern Europe, West Africa, and the Middle East in the Cold War.The study investigates the collaboration between Eastern European architects, planners and...

In our latest 'staff spotlight' for the December-January newsletter, we ask Łukasz Stanek about his research, career highlights and more. What is your career highlight so far? I am not sure if it was the academic highlight, but certainly an exc...