It's hard to believe we're already at Week 6! Most undergrads have had their interim crits, and design projects are taking shape in every...

This lecture, led by Neil Gillespie of Reiach & Hall Architects, sought to reflect that slender margin through his poetic take on archit

In this article, the author argues against the gentrification of an area that has been contributed to by a project mentioned in the...

Haworth Tompkins’ lecture comprised of two parts. To begin with, they explained the intelligence garnered from their extensive work with...

“the ultimate site for architecture is in the mind” Space Popular Architects are a design and research practice founded in Bangkok in...

EVA studio, which stands for Emergent Vernacular Architecture, was founded in 2014. It specialises in social projects particularly...

DSDHA’s architectural approach is to acknowledge the value of a site as is, find extra or hidden value within the site, and work with the...

Weston Williamson and Partners is an architectural firm which is usually associated with large infrastructure projects, but Nick...

Alexandros’ Egg Architecture Lecture provided us with a rich overview of the potential of computer assimilated ghost-in-the-(egg)shell...

Heatherwick studio is a globally recognised, highly creative and experimental, multidisciplinary practice with a wide range of expertise....

6A is a practice best known for its contemporary art galleries, educational buildings, artists’ studios and residential projects, often...

Donald Insall Associates are a practice that specialise in conservation and historic architecture. They demonstrated that depth of skill...

Takero Shimazaki Architects, a London based and design focused practice, presented by the Takero himself, former Brookes studio tutor and...

Design Engine are an award winning practice, and their lecture for OxArch showed just how that level of design is achieved. One of the...

Successful opening of OxArch’s programme with the UK premier for Rem, a documentary about Rem Koolhaas by Tomas Koolhaas With its...