My place in the pavilion architecture project
30 June 2021
Final-year Architecture student Sam reflects on the highlights of working in a team, to design and construct a pavilion structure on campus. Read more…
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30 June 2021
Final-year Architecture student Sam reflects on the highlights of working in a team, to design and construct a pavilion structure on campus. Read more…
28 June 2018
My second year has been a really great experience. I’ve learnt so much and my favourite module this year has most definitely been, “Design Technology in Civil Engineering”. In this module we were asked to design and build a bridge as a team. Read more…
28 June 2018
Whilst growing up my parents owned a hardware store and so my childhood was mostly about construction. Every summer, I used to help my parents in the store and I was really impressed by their knowledge. Read more…
25 June 2018
Around the world in nine buildings: here are the modern architectural masterpieces we think you need to see. Read more…
15 November 2017
I started studying architecture at ARU in 2015, having previously studied chemistry, biology, history and 3D design at A-level which wasn’t the ‘typical’ progression… Read more…
20 April 2015
It’s been a while since the last blog, but things have been crazy. My responsibilities at work have increased, so I’ve been working longer, and it’s harder to find the time to study. It’s great to get involved in big projects, and to feel like an important part of the team. Read more…
12 January 2015
OK, so Christmas has been and gone (in the blink of an eye!) and that can only mean one thing. Exams. Read more…
8 December 2014
Depressing! No, not returning for the fourth year of my part-time course, as I’m actually quite excited about that. More the weather that has accompanied my trips to ARU from Norwich each week since the term began. Every Monday morning I’ve pulled back the curtain to heavy cloud and persistent rain… Read more…
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