Find the LSA’s Covid-19 policy and procedures, including how to access the studio safely and “what to do if…?” here.

Collective Peer Development is a new LSA programme for our Partner Network to learn and share ideas to enrich their professional potential. Talks from industry leaders are currently ongoing on a weekly basis and you can find the links to recordings of them here.

To further support our ambitions to widen access, the LSA has ensured that students can borrow the full amount of their tuition fees. Click here to find out more about tuition fees, student finance and bursaries and hardship funding.

The LSA exists to benefit and support its students. Our Access and Participation Plan outlines our approach to widening access to architectural education. We have a rigorous approach to Value for Money, to ensure that we pass on savings to students in the form of lower tuition fees. Our Student Protection Plan provides you with assurance that we are firmly committed to protect your interests.

Applications for 2021/22 are closed – however, we may consider late applications. Click through to find information on the applications process (including application requirements and practice placement) and how to transfer to the LSA.

The LSA has an unusual history, having emerged as a collaborative initiative launched by a think-tank. To reach this point of fruition, the school is incredibly grateful for the generosity of our amazing founders and the creative input of our supporters. The school is fully committed to transparency and you can find our audited accounts in this section.

A new school for a new century, our vision is that people living in cities experience more fulfilled and more sustainable lives. Our strategy, characteristics and values define how we will get there, who we are, and how we operate.

Our Part MArch in Designing Architecture programme has a unique educational model that seeks to prepare graduates to design innovations in architecture and cities for the 21st century. Our Inter-Practice Year is more urban and collaborative, while the Proto-Practice Year supports you to develop your personal design identity.