Centre for Research Architecture Students
Graduate research explores the intersections between legal frames, territorial divisions, environmental conditions, technoscience and aesthetic regimes as they express themselves within spatial and political contexts.
Our research is conducted using various investigative methods but in particular through on-the-ground fieldwork combined with the use of digital tools for data visualisation, media mapping, terrain modelling, and remote sensing. Philosophic reflection and the production of new concepts are central to developing a dissertation project and in particular its written dimensions.
Explore student research and projects here.
Our BA Module Counter-Forensics is offered through the Visual Cultures BA in Art History.
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