Department of Architecture & Civil Engineering
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Thoughts on becoming a postgrad student and ambassador at Bath
Author: Ben Webber My reasons for wanting to become a student ambassador is to share my university experience with others, in the hope that someone who shares my passions and interests can better inform themselves on what to expect...
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My academic exchange to TU Delft
Author: Sari Naito Why did I apply for an exchange? Having grown up living in many different countries, I have always loved the feeling of stepping into a new culture and finding my way through the many cultural and language...
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How a Civil Engineer won Women in Property’s 2020 South West Student Award
Elenor Naraidoo is a 3rd year MEng Civil Engineering student and the winner of the Women in Property’s 2020 South West Student Award. In this blog, Elenor shares her journey from the nomination stages of these awards to eventually being announced as a regional winner.
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Manchester, Lyon and what I learnt during my placement experience at stephenson STUDIO
Our BSc Architecture student and poster competition winner Rebekah Ball talks about her two years of placements with an architecture studio in Manchester, the projects she worked on, how working from home affected her and the differences between her two placements.
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Quarantine story of an architecture placement student
Quarantine story is a blog written by one of our BEng Architecture Students, Colton Newbury, about his experience of starting his 3rd year placement during lockdown 2020.
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What we learnt from the Creative College project during our MSc Environmental Design course
During our studies in the MSc Environmental Design course we worked on a design project to build a sustainable Passive House standard school. Read about it and watch the video which shows our initial design and explains our sustainable design strategies.
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PaperspACE – Issue 14 TRACE
Translucent paper. Remnants of history. Backtracking one’s journey. In this 14th issue of PaperspACE we follow trails through the city, highlighting often forgotten signposts. We explore the marks left behind by those before us and their continued influence in the present.