Tomorrow we will have the first 'Research Lunch' of 2022 led by our 'Engaged Cities' research strand. We are really looking forward to welcoming @shahedsaleem_@emilyonabike, Dr Mark Hammond and Professor Nic Clear to hear about their exciting research projects!
Join @praxxis_f at the #LFA2021 to hear the discussion 'Reclaim Holloway: A Women’s Building For London: Feminist Architecture' 14th June 2021 at 19:00.
Book your tickets here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-womens-…
Join us for PAC@75 an exciting four-day celebration marking the 75th anniversary of the 5th Pan African Congress, held in Manchester in 1945, curated by Ola Uduku @twolatweet Professor of Architecture @TheMSArchmmu.ac.uk/pac75/opening-even…
The article 'PRAXXIS Always Personal, Always Political, Always Pedagogical' by @praxxis_f@emilyonabike@sarahrunshaw and @kathryntimmins was published in the Journal of Architecture Education's 'Othering' (74:2) Issue! Read the paper here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Today is the first day of the BA3 Humanities Electives at @TheMSArch! These lectures bring a great wealth of research into our teaching, and this year we were able to offer 8 alternatives! We are looking forward to see all the great research outcomes! @ManMetUni@OfficialUoM
'An Infrastructural Landscape II' by Richard Brook is a collection of images taken over the last 10 years that show the quotidian nature of the objects that sustain our mobility, energy, communication and hydration. Have a look at it here: the-modernist.org/shop/an-in…
The research project ‘The Last Hours of Modernism’ is our next @TheMSArch#ResearchHighlight. The international action-research project led by Dan Dubowitz investigates lost futures from the ‘long ‘60’s’ in Italy, Australia, Germany and UK.
photo: Casa Sperementale, Dan Dubowitz
We are very much looking forward to read today’s @TheMSArch#ResearchHighlight, the article “Matsuri as an Urban Gestures” by @DrRayLucas in A+U Special Issue: Tokyo: Right to the City!
Today's @TheMSArch#ResearchHighlight is the symposium ‘WHAT NOW? ARCHITECTURE HISTORY TODAY’ a debate on 20th century’s architecture in the curriculum of @TheMSArch with guest speakers Michiel Dehaene, Anne Kockelkorn and Huda Tayob organized by @StanekLukasz and Kim Förster
Mark Hammond’s recently published research report is our @TheMSArch#ResearchHighlight for today. 'Developing Age-Friendly Communities in the Northern Gateway' explores the impact of urban redevelopment on older people in North Manchester.
The ‘Remember Reveal Construct’ research-through-modelmaking project is today’s @TheMSArch#ResearchHighlight. It explored how context can generate architectural difference, and how contemporary architectural design can exploit this disparity and distinction.
Today’s @TheMSArch#ResearchHighlights series is the guest lecture ‘Uneasy Bedfellows in Post-War British New Towns’ by Janina Gosseye from ETH Zurich. The lecture was part of the ‘Runcorn:Destination Europe’ project funded by @McrJMCE
On day 18 of the @TheMSArch#ResearchHighlights series read Richard Brook‘ s account of his visit to Bernat Klein's house, High Sunderland, designed by Peter Womersley. This is part of an ongoing collaborative project on Womersley's life and work.
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On day 16 of the @themsarch#ResearchHighlights series we are looking back at the ‘High Streets + Town Centres’ symposium a collaboration between the school and the @PlaceManagement. Organised as part of the @ESRC Festival.
Day 14 of @TheMSArch#ResearchHighlights introduces ’Anthropology for Architects’ by @DrRayLucas a survey and exploration of the ideas which underpin the correspondence between contemporary social anthropology and architecture published by @BloomsburyBooks
On day 12 of our @TheMSArch#ResearchHighlights series we are looking back at the symposium ‘Rethinking the Rural Landscape’ and the Hyper Rural Exhibition organised by @realm_msa
Praxxis Builds with Stretford is today’s @themsarch#ResearchHighlight! The community engaged research and live build project run by @praxxis_f with @sarahrunshaw resulted in four pavilions for chatting, gossiping, leaning against, or just having your lunch on!
“Architecture in Global Socialism” by @StanekLukasz - today’s @themsarch#ResearchHighlight - shows how the collaboration between architects, planners & construction companies from socialist Eastern Europe, West Africa & the Middle East shaped these regions in the Cold War.
Today is Day 9 of the @TheMSArch#ResearchHighlights series and we are looking back at our collaboration with the @modernistsoc to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the #Bauhaus, with an exhibition by Y1 architecture students, as part of their Humanities studies @matthewgsteele
On Day 5 of @TheMSArch#ResearchHighlights we are celebrating Howard Read who has been awarded a PhD by Practice for his thesis ‘The role of drawing in the regeneration of urban spaces’ supervised by @ejcanniffe and Clinton Cahill, and examined by John Hewitt and Stephen Parnell
Day 3 of our ‘Research Highlights’ series celebrates the guest lecture by Dr Simona Valeriani of the @ArchModelsNet , 'Architectural Models: Past, Present and Future of a Design Practice’. The event at @TheMSArch was part of the ‘Celebrating B.15:50’ @B15workshop@vamuseum
This is Day 2 of our ‘Research Highlights’ series, and we are looking back at Issue 11 of the German academic journal 'Candide. Journal for Architectural Knowledge' co-edited by Kim Förster, lecturer at @TheMSArch@OfficialUoM
Today is day 1 of our ‘Research Highlight’ series from the 2019/2020 academic year, and we look back at the multidisciplinary workshop ‘Is Seamlessness Possible’ organised by @InfraSpaceMSA funded by @McrJMCE.
Event alert! Jose Hidalgo senior lecturer at @TheMSArch will give an invited lecture at the Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey titled 'Archiphany. Architecture as Manifestation'[Delivered in Spanish] You can join on zoom: itesm.zoom.us/my/gabriel.sv tomorrow, May 6th, 2020 - 5pm!