Architecture is the practice of designing buildings, places and spaces. Architects use science, art and technology to create the built environment.
Contemporary architecture seeks to integrate environmental and sustainable design principles with advanced technologies to produce innovative and beautiful buildings. Unlike many universities, we combine periods of professional work experience within our courses. This gives you the opportunity to benefit from a combination of academic and practical study. Throughout the course, through complex design challenges, you'll develop your design skills and learn how cultural, historical and socio-economic factors inform design decisions.
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Studying Architecture
Ever wondered what it is like to study Architecture?
I recently completed my degree in Architecture at the University of Bath, and put together this film from the bits and pieces I'd been shooting throughout the year. I hope you enjoy it.
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Studying architecture at Bath: The Basil Spence competition
Our flagship design competition, the Basil Spence project, is the opportunity to fully explore the relationship between structure, environment, architecture and building construction. The brief changes each year, but is always based on a real scenario with a focus on sustainability. Working in teams of four or five, our architecture and civil engineering students develop their solutions together over eight weeks by discussing drawings, models and calculations.
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Becoming an Architect
Find out about the educational steps you'll take to become an architect and how the course at Bath varies from other institutions. We offer a unique structure for all three parts, integrating the required periods of professional experience within the academic course.
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First year group design project: Reciprocal
Throughout their civil engineering and architecture degrees, our students work on group projects in cross-disciplinary teams. For their very first project at university, Isobel, Greg, Arun and their team designed and built a structure using limited materials and based on one interpretative word: reciprocal.
"It was really good fun. When you've got a shared experience with people you don't know, it builds the relationships quite quickly. I think it was a great first project." — Greg Ferguson, BSc Architecture
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Ted Happold Prize, University of Bath, Architecture & Engineering Dept
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Architecture and civil engineering group project: the Ted Happold Competition
Our flagship design competition, the Ted Happold project (formerly known as the Basil Spence), is the opportunity to fully explore the relationship between structure, environment, architecture and building construction. The brief changes each year, but is always based on a real scenario with a focus on sustainability. Working in teams, our architecture and civil engineering students develop their solutions together over eight weeks by discussing drawings, models and calculations.
*Information correct at time of production. We may make changes to our courses or other aspects of your student experience in response to, for example, feedback from students, developments in the field of studies, the requirements of accrediting bodies, or any unforeseen or unavoidable circumstances. Always refer to the University of Bath's website for the latest information. The views and opinions of those taking part in this video are their own and not necessarily those of the University of Bath.
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