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James Ford, Director at Hoare Lea, joins IEDE Talks 2025 to share insights on innovation, sustainability, and thriving in future careers across the built environment.

PhD studentship opportunity available at the UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources, exploring the ‘Calculation of the Monetary ESGAP (M-ESGAP) Indicator’.

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.

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.

The film is an output from the Bartlett Policy Grant research ‘Modernist Architecture in Marrakech: Transforming Modernist Heritage Public Policy'.

The half-day symposium, organised by the UCL Urban Lab and the SHS Faculty, will take place on Monday 9 June as part of Urban Lab's 20th anniversary activities. Open to all staff and students at UCL.

The Bartlett, UCL’s Faculty of the Built Environment, has retained its global #1 ranking for the third year in a row in the QS Architecture and Built Environment World University Rankings by Subject 2025.

From February to May 2025, the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill-on-Sea will host Stitch for Change, a project that stands as a beacon of hope in times of global uncertainty and despair which is led by DPU partner, Refugee Buddy Project.

Throughout 2024, The Bartlett Development Planning Unit (DPU) celebrated its 70th anniversary with a series of events and projects involving the wider DPU community, partners, and peers.

Over 1,000 students from The Bartlett School of Architecture will exhibit design projects on campus and online in our flagship architecture show, from Thursday 26 June to Sunday 13 July.

To meet the UK’s climate targets, households will need to move away from gas. As gas use declines, it is crucial to plan for the safe and fair decommissioning of the gas network. A new policy brief re

Professor Maurizio Marinelli and Dr. Estella Carpi have been awarded a UCL Grand Challenges for Climate Change grant for their research on food security.

Prof. Lauren Andres from The Bartlett School of Planning with Prof. Mark Pelling, from the Department for Risk and Disaster Reduction, secured £74,545.71 through the UCL Climate Crisis Pump-Priming call for the CADANCE project (Consequences of Adaptation for Democratic AdvaNCE).

Professor Lauren Andres, Director of Research at The Bartlett School of Planning, was invited by the Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP), New York City, to present her new book.

Press release: new analysis highlights trade-offs between a levy and a fuel standard, and the need to balance short-term with long-term gains for African nations.