Brought together alongside The Bartlett's MA Architectural History, the Situating Architecture Lecture Series explores the powers and effects of architecture today.
Invited speakers show how historical and theoretical practices materialise different architectural meanings from poetics to ethics, housing to infrastructure, politics to technologies.
2 October: Dr Nick Beech, Confronting the Metropole
9 October: Prof. Mark Crinson, Compartmentalized world
16 October: Dr Olivia Horsfall-Turner, Curating practices for the new architecture gallery at the V&A
27 October: MAAH Symposium and Exhibition
13 November: Anna Minton, Big Capital
20 November: Dr Lynne Walker and Dr Elizabeth Darling, The AAXX100 Conference
27 November: Dr Kim Kullman, Design, Care and Disability
PhD studentship opportunity: Calculation of the Monetary ESGAP (M-ESGAP) indicator
PhD studentship opportunity available at the UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources, exploring the ‘Calculation of the Monetary ESGAP (M-ESGAP) Indicator’.
15 Apr 2025
New Research Finds ‘Substantial’ Global Disparities in Covid-19 Vaccine Accessibility
The research, published in the British Medical Journal, showed major disparities between access to vaccines across 54 surveyed countries, with vaccine deserts in both high- and low-income regions.
15 Apr 2025
TERRITORIES OF CO-COGNITION Symposium
TERRITORIES OF CO-COGNITION is a half-day symposium curated by Bartlett academics, critically examining the intersections of artificial intelligence, ethics and the built environment.
14 Apr 2025