The Bartlett Summer Show 2026: Alumni Evening

About

Bartlett alumni are invited to reconnect with friends, colleagues and staff at a special evening event within the Bartlett Summer Show 2026.

Taking place at 22 Gordon Street, the evening offers the opportunity to explore one of the largest student architecture exhibitions in the world, showcasing work from nearly 1,000 students across five programmes:

• Architecture BSc
• Architecture MSci
• Architectural and Interdisciplinary Studies BSc
• Engineering and Architectural Design MEng
• Architecture MArch

Guests will have the opportunity to engage with current student work, meet fellow alumni and connect with staff and this year’s prize-winning students, while expanding professional and creative networks across the Bartlett community.

Drinks and light refreshments will be provided throughout the evening.

Booking information

This event is by invitation only and booking is essential, as capacity is limited.

Invitations will be issued by email. If you are a Bartlett School of Architecture alum and have not received an invitation (please check your inbox and spam/junk folder first), please contact architecture.comms@ucl.ac.uk with the subject line “RSVP - Bartlett Summer Show 2026 Alumni evening”.

Access

• We are committed to making our spaces and events accessible. If you have any access requirements, please contact the Bartlett School of Architecture Communications team via email.
• You can find more information about visiting the Bartlett here.

Sponsors

Main sponsor: 

AHMM

Additional sponsors:

Foster + Partners

Perfect Colours

2026 is the year in which we celebrate UCL’s bicentenary, marking 200 years since UCL’s establishment as the first university in London. On 11 February 2026, UCL will begin a year of celebration to mark our Bicentenary. UCL200 will be an exciting and varied programme of activities, events and storytelling, celebrating and reinforcing UCL’s commitment to our founding values, highlighting the excellence and impact of our groundbreaking work and people, and presenting an ambitious and inspiring portrait of our future.