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Following the generous donation of $1 million dollars to the Birmingham School of Architecture by alumnus Dr Albert Hong, a Professorship post was created in honour of former Head of School, Oscar Naddermier. This post, the Oscar Naddermier Professor of Architecture in History, Theory and Cultural Context will be responsible for these key areas across the School of Architecture (and Landscape) as well as lead one of the School's Research Hubs. This privately funded Professorship is the only…

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RIBA West Midlands and the BAA are looking for organisations, businesses and individuals who would like to contribute to Love Architecture Festival 2013.

Love Architecture Festival is a regional RIBA festival aimed at a public audience, now going into its second year after a sucessful launch in 2012. In 2013 the festival takes place across all English regions between 21-30 June. If you are interested and have…

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The Birmingham Architectural Association and the Royal Institute of British Architects in the West Midlands are inviting you to take part in an interactive debate and Q&A on the importance of design culture in Birmingham and the West Midlands.

 

Alongside art & architecture showcase…

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The School of Architecture's annual review has arrived from the printers. It's the largest one yet!You can grab a physical copy from the School and at any public event at BIAD.…

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13/02/2013

 

The Birmingham Architectural Association…

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Birmingham’s heritage bank building to open its doors to arts festival

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Distinctiveness

The VIVID Pod prototype is arguably the first manufactured, mobile artist’s space in the UK. The pod concept was developed by architect Ranbir Lal in collaboration with VIVID in response to VIVID's artist research programme; it explores the possibilities of integrating production within an exhibition…

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An interesting selection of real problems; they (membes of the public who booked a 30 minute session) came wanting design advice but, in the main, "process" was as important. The things we take for granted needed careful explanation. it was a great experience.