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BA (Hons) Architecture (Part 1 RIBA/ARB)
- Duration: 3 years full-time
- Course code: K100 (UCAS)
- Institution code: A66 (UCAS)
Meet our Industry Patron – Paul Cook
Meet the Industry Patron for BA (Hons) Architecture (Part 1 RIBA/ARB) – Paul Cook.
Paul began aged 16 as a construction draughtsman. He later studied architecture at Kingston and worked for Richard Rogers, Grimshaws and RMJM.
As a main board director at Design Research Unit, he led across several large transportation projects. He has covered most industry sectors from the last of Eric Lyons’s celebrated Span housing developments, masterplanning, infrastructure, research laboratories and rail.
Meet our Industry Patron – Tom Davies
Meet the second Industry Patron for BA (Hons) Architecture (Part 1 RIBA/ARB) – Tom Davies.
Tom is a lecturer at The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London (UCL), where he provides technical teaching and support in digital fabrication, CNC manufacturing, and bio-based construction. He's also undertaking a PhD exploring the role of bio-based materials in domestic retrofit.
Alongside his teaching, Tom contributes to research projects focused on sustainable construction and natural building materials.
Career destinations
BA (Hons) Architecture has great transferrable skills. Career destinations include:
- Foster + Partners (London)
- BrightSpace Architects (Fordingbridge)
- BUJ Architects (London)
- Architecture PLB (Winchester)
- Design Engine (Winchester)
- DMWA (Wimborne)
- Glenn Howells Architects (Birmingham)
- HCC (Winchester)
- Edwards Covell Architects (ECA, Poole)
- Hawkins\Brown Architects (London)
- Jamie Fobert Architects (London)
- Western Design Architects (Blandford)
In addition, the course's previous Industry Patron, Hampshire County Council Property Services, has recruited a graduate to a permanent role.
Awards
Our BA (Hons) Architecture students and graduates have gone on to win great things.
2026
- Winner | The Poole Maritime Trust Turland Memorial Award – Bradley Sanders
- Winner | The Terence and Annette O’Rourke Prize – Ásta Söebeck
- Runner-Up | The Terence and Annette O’Rourke Prize – Akari Inoue
2024
- Winner | The Terence and Annette O’Rourke Prize – Julia Chiappetti, Hanna Falk
- Highly Commended | The Poole Maritime Trust Turland Memorial Award – Lucy Harris
- Winner | The Mike Davies Award for International Travel
- Winner | John Purcell Paper Prize
- Nominated | RIBA President's Medal, Student Bronze Award, Dissertation Prize
- Shortlisted | National Timber Innovations Award