In 2018, The Bartlett’s growth story has been about bringing together people, technology and disciplines – creating the conditions for students to imagine the radically different futures society will need to solve the challenges of this century.
In each issue of The Bartlett Review, we commission writers to take an in-depth look at how six of our research collaborations are having real-world impact.
We go inside the anatomy of the bartlett to explore the big stories happening at faculty level, from collaborative projects, new programmes and buildings to 2018 in numbers.
Radical thinking from The Bartlett, including: how the evolution of Venice offers lessons for the cities of tomorrow, why entrepreneurial states need innovative bureaucracies, and the demise of car ownership and the rise of Mobility as a Service.
Professor Alan Penn, in his last letter as Dean of The Bartlett, says that the built environment professions’ primary responsibility must be to the public at large and to future generations.
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