Publications

Delivered in collaboration with Al Bawsala and Jibal, these reports document citizens' assemblies on energy justice in Tunisia and Lebanon, testing UCL's Arabic-language Citizens' Assembly Toolkit.

The latest issue of Urbanogram, a journal founded by Bartlett School of Architecture alumni, explores urban renewal and resilience in the face of political and environmental crises.

Authored by Anna Kurth, Rainer Kattel, Karoline S. Rogge, and Maria Stadler

Co-authored by Bartlett School of Architecture alumna Kali Tzortzi and Prof Ava Fatah gen. Schieck, MUSEE explores how spatial design can support digital sensory environments in museums.

The PhD Research Projects 2026 publication accompanies the exhibition and conference, showcasing doctoral work across six streams at The Bartlett School of Architecture.

Bartlett academics co-author publication that provides the first comprehensive account of a hitherto untold history of regions and planning.

Authored by Mariana Mazzucato and Rainer Kattel

Authored by Nai Lee Kalema

Published to mark UCL's bicentenary in 2026, this Survey of London monograph is the first comprehensive account of UCL's architectural history and its iconic Bloomsbury campus.

An (En)Visioning Justice toolkit co-produced by UCL Urban Laboratory, Jibal and Al-Bawsala, offering practical guidance on planning and organising citizens’ assemblies across the Arab region.

Prof Ben Campkin, Dr Alessio Kolioulis and alumna Allie Lester contributed, through UCL Consultants, to a major report on London's nightlife economy, providing economic analysis and advisory support.

Exploring how displacement shapes today’s urban worlds, this book traces the creative and contested ways people rebuild, live and imagine cities amid war, capitalism and enduring colonial legacies.

Authored by Ruben Douglas and Simon A. Croft

This working paper examines Syria's post-Assad political future through the constitution, tracing gender exclusion and identifying transformative pathways for change

This working paper provides a systematic assessment of Beyond-GDP indicators between 1972 and 2023, examining whether the frameworks adequately capture social services