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Apr 20

Join the LSA in Hackney among a thriving community of artists, architects and designers
Apr 20

See presentations from module leaders in our YouTube video
Mar 20

Elliot Bennett reflects on his first year at the LSA
Mar 20

Alumnus Raphael Arthur looks back on his time at the LSA
Mar 20

Betty Owoo looks back on her two years at the LSA
Mar 20

Design History leader Alan Powers explores the history of design methodologies
Mar 20

Information for Students 2020
Mar 20

Imagining the future — the LSA at the EAAE conference in Zagreb
Mar 20

LSA announces new Part 1 to transform access to the profession
Feb 20

Teaching design at the LSA — Esther Escribano
Feb 20

Teaching design at the LSA — Giulia Furlan
Feb 20

Teaching design at the LSA — Petra Marko
Feb 20

Teaching design at the LSA — Maria-Chiara Piccinelli and Maurizio Mucciola
Feb 20

Teaching design at the LSA — Jessie Turnbull
Feb 20

Teaching design at the LSA — Matthew Whittaker
Feb 20

Meet those teaching design at the LSA
Feb 20

LSA Online Open Evening for 2020/21 applicants — 08.04.20
Jan 20

LSA Audited Accounts 2018/19
Jan 20

Six Design Think Tanks aiming to transform the city
Jan 20

NEW M.ARCH PROGRAMME FROM 2020/21
Jan 20

Read about the LSA’s Student Protection Plan
Jan 20

Mikhail Riches to discuss Stirling Prize-winning Goldsmith Street at the LSA
Dec 19

The LSA is open for 2020/21 applications — deadline 15 April
Nov 19

Degrowth deconstructed at the LSA through the history of skateboarding
Nov 19

Meet the new tutors at the LSA
Oct 19

LSA student Betty Owoo announced as a Young Trustee of the Architecture Foundation
Oct 19

The new 2019/20 Critical Practice Reader is now online
Aug 19

Places for Girls — a co-design workshop with Mossbourne Community Academy
Aug 19

LSA graduate Robert Buss shortlisted for AJ Sustainability Award
Jul 19

Emerging Tools: Homesteading the City
Jul 19

New Knowledge: Floating Exchange Rates
Jul 19

Global Currents: Welcome to Walthamstow
Jul 19

Architectural Agency: The Happy City
Jul 19

Metabolic Cities: Home Economics
Jul 19

Adaptive Typologies: The Last Mile
Jul 19

The LSA launches Citizen — a magazine for everybody engaged in the challenge of creating the future city
Jul 19

Jaahid Ahmad — In sickness and in health
Jul 19

Zivile Volbikaite — Protagonist Commons
Jul 19

William Bellamy — Sugartown
Jul 19

Tom Badger — Architecture of the Street
Jul 19

Tim Rodber — A Civic Almshouse
Jul 19

Toby Parrot — Retrofit the Estate
Jul 19

Vojtech Nemec — The Deptford Forest
Jul 19

Simon Banfield — The Embassy of the Left Behind
Jul 19

Seyi Adewole — The Croydon Gateway
Jul 19

Sara Lambridis — Poetic Justice
Jul 19

Samuel Nicholls — Fundamental Housing
Jul 19

Roni Zachor Barak — Streetwork: the exploding school
Jul 19

Robert Buss — Bricklayers’ Arms Consolidation Centre
Jul 19

Pierre Longhini — Highrise of Townhouses

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LSA Open Evening – 25 November 2026

LSA event

Join us for an Open Evening at the London School of Architecture (LSA) and discover our progressive programmes: 

  • Part 2: A two-year ARB-accredited and RIBA-validated MArch programme empowering students to lead positive change in architecture and the built environment through the integration of work in practice, research and design. Learn more about the Part 2 MArch programme. 
  • Part 3: Our PG Cert Architecture and Professional Practice as a new professional qualification that acts as the final gateway to registration as an Architect in the UK. The programme is designed to educate future architects with the knowledge and skills to understand the challenges and opportunities of contemporary architectural practice. Learn more about the Part 3 PG Cert programme. 
  • Part 2 / 3 combined: Studied together over two years, this pathway combines academic study, professional practice and workplace learning, offering students an accelerated, more affordable route to becoming an architect in line with the latest Architects Registration Board (ARB) reforms. Learn more about the Part 2 / Part 3 combined pathway. 

At this in-person event, you can expect to learn more about our programmes and get advice on the route most suited to your personal circumstances, speak directly to LSA faculty and students, get support and advice on the MArch Student Placement and tour our unique Studio in the heart of Dalston. 

An introductory talk from Professor Lee Ivett, Head of School, will kick off at 6:30pm.  

  • Date: 25 November 2026 
  • Time: 6-8pm 
  • Location: London School of Architecture, Beechwood Road, E8 3DY