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UCL Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment has achieved strong results in National Student Survey 2026, with student satisfaction remaining above UCL averages across teaching, learning and support

Professor Marcella Ucci, Director of the UCL Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering, has been recognised for her influential work on advancing indoor air quality research.

Eighty-three students took part in the third edition of The Building a Better Future (BABF) consultancy project, The Bartlett's flagship Extended Learning Opportunities initiative.

Ning's paper explores how paradoxical tensions shape the dynamic process of project value creation, contributing to the growing body of scholarship on paradox theory and project management.

Bartlett alumna Jay Morton has been elected as the next President of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).

Professor Ekins OBE, founder of the UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources, has been recognised for his influential work bringing environmental economics into environmental and climate policy.

We are sad to announce that Dr. Omoleye 'Omo' Esan-Ojuri has passed away after a brief period of illness.

85 students across five architecture programmes have been awarded prizes for creativity, originality and rigour in their projects at the Bartlett Summer Show 2026, which launched on Thursday 25 June.

Multi award-winning Professor of Architecture and Experimental Practice Yeoryia Manolopoulou is appointed as the UCL Bartlett School of Architecture’s next Director.

We are sad to announce that Peter Ahrends, architect, teacher and anti-apartheid campaigner, has passed away aged 93. Peter was Professor of Architecture at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL.

These awards recognise and celebrate the outstanding contributions of early and mid-career researchers across UCL's Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment.

Professor Ola Uduku, architect, academic and Head of the Liverpool School of Architecture, will open this year’s Bartlett Summer Show.

The National Buildings Database covers over 30 million homes and 2.2 million non‑domestic premises, enabling analysis of energy use, decarbonisation and retrofit potential across Great Britain.

A BSSC and MIGSO-PCUBED team have been recognised with the 2026 Association for Project Management (APM) Research Paper of the Year, for their paper’s

Inspired by his own experience of financial support as a student in the 1980s, an alumnus has pledged a gift in his will to help future students at the UCL Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment.