The Bartlett PhD Research Introductions 2019-20
A full day of presentations from students who have recently joined our PhD programmes.
The Bartlett PhD Research Introductions 2019-20
14 Jan 2020, 09:30 – 18:30
About
This event is an opportunity for students to introduce their previous work and research interests, to discuss their current research ideas, developments and experiments and to generate a lively discussion about research in architecture.
Short 10–15 minute presentations by each student will be followed by a discussion and an opportunity for questions.
09:30 – Introduction
09:45 – Sebastian Buser
A Trans-Architectural History of WANC (Women’s Anarchist Nuisance Cafe)
10:00 – Zoe Quick
Telling a Mountain to the City and Back Again
10:15 – Discussion
10:45 – Anna Wild
The Building and I: A Bilingual Conversation
11:00 – Paola Camasso
Everyday Architectural Logics: Female Brutalist Architects and the Project of Logical Architecture
11:15 – Discussion; coffee break
12:00 – Fernando P. Ferreira
Texere: Writing-weaving Practices as ‘Poethics’ Narrations and Renegotiations of Cotton’s Socio-spatial Production in Vale do Ave
12:15 – Ramandeep Shergill
The Human Animal- Constructing the Exoskeleton
12:30 – Discussion
13:00 – Lunch Break
14:00 – Clemency Gibbs
Facadism in London: 1970 - Present
14:15 – Elin Eyborg Lund
ATTENDING SPACES: Movement Performances as Activators in the Construction Process
14:30 – Discussion
15:00 – Kerri Culhane
Building Identity: Transnational Architectural Exchange in New York City’s First Chinatown, 1880-2019
15:15 – Olivier Bellflamme
An Architect in the Footsteps of the Ethnographer Carl Lumholtz
15:30 – Discussion; coffee break
16:15 – Alena Agafonova
Post-Soviet Housing Design in Russia: The Perception of Home Defined by Norms and Regulations
16:30 – Atheer Al Mulla
The Curious Case of the Modern Luxury Hotel in the United Arab Emirates (1970's -2000's)
16:45 – Discussion
17:15 – Stephannie Fell
The City of Images: The Pursuit of Realism in Early 19th Century through the Production of Urban Imagery
17:30 – Katerina Zaharopoulou
Designing for Amusement: From the Intention to the Interpretation of Humour in Post-Modern Architectural Works
17:45 – Discussion
18:15 – Final Comments
Image: Human Echinoidea, by Ramandeep Shergill
Further information
Ticketing
Open
Cost
Free
Open to
UCL staff
Availability
Yes