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LSA Summer Degree Show 2024

Graduation and Prizegiving photos now available

Click here to visit our online 2024 showcase

News

Spatial Filmmaking Workshop with Queen’s University BelfastOctober 17, 2024

Venice Biennale and the British Council Fellowship and LSASeptember 12, 2024

Roma: BA2 Field TripMay 2, 2024

BA Field to SevilleMay 2, 2024

BA Fieldtrip to ParisApril 29, 2024

BA Fieldtrip to RotterdamApril 17, 2024

2024 LSA Prizes & Awards

On Thursday 20th the staff and students of Liverpool School of Architecture gathered for the annual prize-giving to celebrating the fantastic achievements of our students.

2024 End of Year Show & Graduation

On Thursday 20th of June the Staff and Students of Liverpool School of Architecture welcomed friends and family to 2024 prize-giving and End of year Showcase

LSA Alumni Reunion

This March, we celebrated 100 years since RIBA validated its first architecture course at the University of Liverpool in 1924.

In April 2024, we celebrated Ten Years of XJTLU Alumni.

Galleries

2024 End of Year Showcase

LSA End of Year Show 2023

LSA End of Year Show 2022

LSA End of Year Show 2021

Envisaging Sitopia

City of Fragments

LSA End of Year Show 2020

Exhibitions

My City Invisible

Winter School Revisited

The LSA on Instagram

livuniarch

1 🌟 GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES WEEK 🌟 📅Tuesday

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🌟 GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES WEEK 🌟
📅Tuesday 5 - Tuesday 12 November
🎉 Global Opportunities Fair (5 Nov)
🌍 Info Sessions
📷 Day in the Life
💰 Budgeting Sessions
👋 Partner Sessions
📝 Academic Sessions
More information: https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/global-opportunities/global-opportunities-week/

2 Find out more about the Year in China programme at the Global Opportunities Fair on 5 November.
The Year in China provides our students an opportunity to significantly enhance their employability by adding a year at XJTLU (Suzhou) to the end of the degree programme.
Students can choose one of three very exciting tracks, 1) China Studies track; 2) Entrepreneurship track 3) Creative track.

3,4,5,

Jamie Holland is currently doing a semester abroad in architecture at the University of Hong Kong. Apart from a busy schedule at the University, Jamie also managed to have some fun time – including a recent trip to Indonesia during the reading week.
If you are also interested in a semester abroad to learn and have fun, join the Global Opportunity Fair 2024!

see you there

#globalopportunity#studyabroad#schoolofarchitecture #internationaltravel#lifememory#archietcturestudent#opportunity

GUEST LECTURE and BOOK LAUNCH Hélène Binet, Live

GUEST LECTURE and BOOK LAUNCH Hélène Binet, Liverpool School of Architecture , Wednesday 23rd October at 5PM (Reilly room) . Over a period of forty years, Hélène Binet has photographed both contemporary and historical architecture. A comprehensive selection of her work has been recently published by Lund Humphries, with two critical essays. In the book Marco Iuliano details Hélène Binet’s background, from her childhood in the Italian fishing village of Sperlonga and in Rome, through her early ‘discovery’ of architectural photographer Lucien Hervé, to other significant influences, like the collaborations with Daniel Libeskind, John Hejduk, Peter Zumthor and the connections at the AA where she met Zaha Hadid. Martino Stierli sets Binet’s work within the conceptual framework of architectural photography, discussing whether an architectural photograph is an inventory of a building or space, a translation into a two-dimensional image or, rather, an image in its own right; an artifact that loosely relates to the original object or phenomenon. The event will be the opportunity to listen to Binet talking about her most recent works and, in conversation with Dr Marco Iuliano, to explore the challenges of the book in the making. Hélène Binet (b. 1959) is a Swiss and French photographer based in London. A fervent advocate of analogue photography, she is an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects (2007). In 2015 Hélène was the recipient of the Julius Shulman Institute Excellence in Photography Award. She was also the recipient of the 2019 Ada Louise Huxtable Prize, awarded to a woman who has made a major contribution to architecture, and is one of the Royal Photographic Society’s Hundred Heroines. [IMAGE Image: Sergio Musmeci, bridge over the Basento river, Potenza, Italy, 2015]

✨ End of year exhibition - MArch Work (2/2) ✨

✨ End of year exhibition - MArch Work (2/2) ✨

Congratulations to all the students for the amazing work!

The exhibition is now over but you can see more of the MArch 5 Student work by visiting the instagram accounts below:
@parcelhaus @studiumurbis
@presence.of.loss @stone_reform
@integrated_ecologies @urbanecologies_ @divina.sproporzione
There are also more photos of the exhibition on our website which is linked in our bio!

#liverpoolarchitecture #livuni #sota
Photo credit @alicehholmes

✨ @livuniarch x @aarchdk ✨ We are thrilled to

✨ @livuniarch x @aarchdk ✨

We are thrilled to announce that the School of Architecture has signed an agreement with the renowned Aarhus School of Architecture, Aarhus, Denmark, to allow exchanges for both BA and MArch students. The Master’s programme at Aarhus is also validated by RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) Part Two. The agreement will also promote research and teaching collaborations between the two schools.

The Aarhus School of Architecture is a prestigious school that has gained its reputation by producing top-class architects in Europe and across the world.

Back in 2023, the MArch Year Two coordinator Johanna Muszbek and the international exchange coordinator Junjie Xi visited Aarhus and had the wonderful opportunity of speaking with the staff and students there. They were extremely impressed with the facilities that the school provides, especially the advanced wood workshop, which is one of the first rooms that visitors see when entering the building. The colourful materials shop also provides the students with all the necessary resources. The shared café area is a warm and friendly place for students and staff to share lunch and coffee together. Who could say no to the Danish rye bread and delicious pastries?

From September 2025, our students from Liverpool and students from Aarhus will begin to take part in semester exchanges.

We are looking forward to the beginning of this exchange, which will lead to important collaborations for the future. For our potential BA and MArch students, you will have the opportunity to be on this exchange programme in the first semester of your second year of study in the programme, an opportunity that will broaden your horizons and enable you to learn from northern Europe.

✨ End of year exhibition - MArch Work (1/2) ✨

✨ End of year exhibition - MArch Work (1/2) ✨

Congratulations to all the students for the amazing work!

The exhibition is now over but you can see more of the MArch 5 Student work by visiting the instagram accounts below:
@parcelhaus @studiumurbis
@presence.of.loss @stone_reform
@integrated_ecologies @urbanecologies_ @divina.sproporzione
There are also more photos of the exhibition on our website which is linked in our bio!

#liverpoolarchitecture #livuni #sota

👉 A glimpse at some of the models from the BA2

👉 A glimpse at some of the models from the BA2 section of the @livuniarch end-of-year show!

🎉 Huge congratulations to all the students for their outstanding work!

📸 the exhibition is now closed. For more photos, check out the link in our bio!

#architecture #liverpoolarchitecture #livuni #sota #endofyearshow
Photo credit @alicehholmes

✨ End of year show prize winners- Swedish Wood P

✨ End of year show prize winners- Swedish Wood Prizes ✨

Images 1-2: BA3 Student Max Bonner
Images 3-4: MArch 5 Student Aimee Mulhall for their project ‘Enhancing Neurodiverse Autonomy in Domestic Design’
Images 5-6: MArch 5 Students Bryan Cotta, Daniel Lu and Hak Long Ng for their project ‘The Asylum Seekers’ Co-Operative’

👉 LSA 2024 Exhibition (3/3) 📸 Credit: Rob Ba

👉 LSA 2024 Exhibition (3/3)
📸 Credit: Rob Battersby

The exhibition is now closed, but you can explore more of the work through the [link in our bio](https://www.virtual-lsa.uk/catalogue24/).

#LSA2024

👉 LSA 2024 Exhibition (2/3) 📸 Credit: Rob Ba

👉 LSA 2024 Exhibition (2/3)
📸 Credit: Rob Battersby

The exhibition is now closed, but you can explore more of the work through the [link in our bio](https://www.virtual-lsa.uk/catalogue24/).

#LSA2024

👉 Following on the Mercantile architecture of W

👉 Following on the Mercantile architecture of West Africa project, Iain Jackson and collaborator Claire Tunstall from Unilever Archive’s [@unileverarchives] have curated an exhibition called Shopping Emporiums of West Africa: The Kingsway Stores . It includes previously unseen archival images and films, as well as a set of specially produced models from the School’s BA2 students. The two pavilions are on show at Port Sunlight until September and then they’ll travel to Liverpool, Lagos, and Accra. More details on locations and dates to follow! ✨

👉 LSA 2024 Exhibition (1/3) 📸 Credit: Rob Ba

👉 LSA 2024 Exhibition (1/3)
📸 Credit: Rob Battersby

The exhibition is now closed, but you can explore more of the work through the [link in our bio](https://www.virtual-lsa.uk/catalogue24/).

#LSA2024

👉 We’re thrilled to announce a new partnershi

👉 We’re thrilled to announce a new partnership between the Liverpool School of Architecture and Politecnico di Milano! This agreement opens doors for student exchanges in the MArch program and paves the way for exciting research collaborations.

Image 1: Professor Pierre-Alain Croset visiting the MArch degree show
Image 2: LSA Students visiting Milan

To find out more, click the link in our bio! Or here: https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/architecture/news/stories/

🎓 More graduation pics! Congratulations to eve

🎓 More graduation pics!

Congratulations to everyone who graduated last week!

📸 Photo Credit: Rob Battersby

🎓 Graduation day 🎓 Some of our BA3 studios ✨

📸 Photo Credit: Rob Battersby

#LSAGraduates #BAArchitecture #ClassOf2024 #LiverpoolSchoolOfArchitecture #FutureArchitects

🎓 A huge congratulations to all the students fr

🎓 A huge congratulations to all the students from our BA Architecture course who graduated last week!

📸 Photo credit: Rob Battersby

More photos can be found on the Virtual LSA Website which is linked in our bio!

#LSAGraduates #ClassOf2024 #Architecture #LiverpoolSchoolOfArchitecture #FutureArchitects

🎓 A huge congratulations to all the students fr

🎓 A huge congratulations to all the students from our MArch Architecture course who graduated last week!

📸 Photo credit: Rob Battersby

More photos can be found on the Virtual LSA Website which is linked in our bio!

#LSAGraduates #ClassOf2024 #Architecture #LiverpoolSchoolOfArchitecture #FutureArchitects

👉 BA3 Student Work - RE-heritage (3/3) 🎉 Co

👉 BA3 Student Work - RE-heritage (3/3)

🎉 Congratulations to all students for the amazing work produced this year!

🔗 Explore more of RE-heritage studios work through the [link in our bio] (https://www.virtual-lsa.uk/catalogue24/)

✨ Studio Approach
The newly established RE-heritage Studio focused on the creative practice of adaptive reuse as a strategy to safeguard our cultural heritage and manage change while reducing the environmental impact of design choices. In both semesters students engaged with the re-purposing and re-modelling of dilapidated historic buildings, located locally and overseas.
In semester one the studio addressed the afterlife of Christian churches which become derelict after being decommissioned and disused. By exploring synergies with local grassroots organisations, students reconfigured the ruinous, formerly Grade II listed, Church of Christ in Birkenhead as a multipurpose community hub with spaces for learning, socialisation and wellbeing. In semester two the studio engaged with heritage-led reactivation of shrinking rural settlements. Students converted a series of vernacular structures in Buddusò, Italy, into a heritage training and interpretation centre which will foster skills development in traditional arts and crafts and showcase the local heritage through suitable interpretive responses.

🎓 Congratulations to all our graduating student

🎓 Congratulations to all our graduating students from the Cathedral basement. We look forward to seeing many of you after the ceremony ! 🎉

👉 BA3 Student Work - RE-heritage (2/3) 🎉 Co

👉 BA3 Student Work - RE-heritage (2/3)

🎉 Congratulations to all students for the amazing work produced this year!

🔗 Explore more of RE-heritage studios work through the [link in our bio] (https://www.virtual-lsa.uk/catalogue24/) or visit our exhibition, running weekdays 9-5 until 18th July.

✨ Studio Approach
The newly established RE-heritage Studio focused on the creative practice of adaptive reuse as a strategy to safeguard our cultural heritage and manage change while reducing the environmental impact of design choices. In both semesters students engaged with the re-purposing and re-modelling of dilapidated historic buildings, located locally and overseas.
In semester one the studio addressed the afterlife of Christian churches which become derelict after being decommissioned and disused. By exploring synergies with local grassroots organisations, students reconfigured the ruinous, formerly Grade II listed, Church of Christ in Birkenhead as a multipurpose community hub with spaces for learning, socialisation and wellbeing. In semester two the studio engaged with heritage-led reactivation of shrinking rural settlements. Students converted a series of vernacular structures in Buddusò, Italy, into a heritage training and interpretation centre which will foster skills development in traditional arts and crafts and showcase the local heritage through suitable interpretive responses.

👉 BA3 Student Work - RE-heritage (1/3) 🎉 Co

👉 BA3 Student Work - RE-heritage (1/3)

🎉 Congratulations to all students for the amazing work produced this year!

🔗 Explore more of RE-heritage studios work through the [link in our bio] (https://www.virtual-lsa.uk/catalogue24/) or visit our exhibition, running weekdays 9-5 until 18th July.

✨ Studio Approach
The newly established RE-heritage Studio focused on the creative practice of adaptive reuse as a strategy to safeguard our cultural heritage and manage change while reducing the environmental impact of design choices. In both semesters students engaged with the re-purposing and re-modelling of dilapidated historic buildings, located locally and overseas.
In semester one the studio addressed the afterlife of Christian churches which become derelict after being decommissioned and disused. By exploring synergies with local grassroots organisations, students reconfigured the ruinous, formerly Grade II listed, Church of Christ in Birkenhead as a multipurpose community hub with spaces for learning, socialisation and wellbeing. In semester two the studio engaged with heritage-led reactivation of shrinking rural settlements. Students converted a series of vernacular structures in Buddusò, Italy, into a heritage training and interpretation centre which will foster skills development in traditional arts and crafts and showcase the local heritage through suitable interpretive responses.

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