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Jul 19

Philippine Wright — Found Space
Jul 19

Persa Tzemetzi — Arts On Prescription
Jul 19

Nelli Wahlsten — Another Earth
Jul 19

Nicholas Shewan — Living Infrastructures
Jul 19

Maxim Sas — High Tide (for Change)
Jul 19

Matthew Barnett — Rivers of Green
Jul 19

Maelys Garreau — Pioneer Landscapes
Jul 19

Michael Cradock — The Homosexual Imperialist
Jul 19

Katie Oliver — Death of a Habit
Jul 19

Josh Fenton — The New Well House
Jul 19

Joe Walker — A Time For Place
Jul 19

Fraser Morrison — Totem for Waste
Jul 19

Eloise Rogers — The Rites of Passage
Jul 19

Cristina Gaidos — Place for Industry
Jul 19

Craig Page — The Music Factory
Jul 19

Cameron Lintott — -city.
Jul 19

Annecy Attlee — The Assembly Rooms
Jul 19

See the work from the LSA’s third graduating cohort
Jul 19

Alice Hardy — Dalgarno Builds
Jul 19

Abiel Hagos — Vertical Village
Jul 19

Alessandro Carlucci — El Paradais
Jun 19

The LSA at the this year’s London Festival of Architecture
Jun 19

The LSA is now registered with the Office for Students
Jun 19

HEREAFTER: LSA SUMMER SHOW 2019
May 19

Become part of the London School of Architecture
Apr 19

The LSA at this year’s Association of Architectural Educators conference
Mar 19

Public lecture: David Kohn – 28.3.19
Mar 19

LSA Job Opening — Operations Coordinator
Feb 19

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT 2019/20 AT OUR OPEN EVENING – 4.3.19
Jan 19

Life after the LSA: Where our pioneering graduates are now
Dec 18

Life After the LSA: Molly Judge
Dec 18

LSA given special mention by Blueprint Magazine as two students honoured
Dec 18

LOOKING TO STUDY IN LONDON? WE WANT TO HEAR FROM EU
Dec 18

Preview: The Youth Yard by Maelys Garreau
Dec 18

Preview: The Content Commuter by Joe Walker
Dec 18

Preview: Queer Southwark by Michael Cradock
Dec 18

Preview: Thames Refinery City by William Bellamy
Dec 18

Preview: The Assembly Rooms by Annecy Attlee
Dec 18

Preview: Theatre of the Street by Tom Badger
Dec 18

Public lecture: Liza Fior, Muf – 8.4.19
Dec 18

Apply now for 2019/20
Dec 18

Drawing Matter: ‘What were they trying to do here?’
Dec 18

‘The School as Start-Up’ – the LSA presented at Yale
Nov 18

The LSA Winter Exhibition – until 12.1.19
Nov 18

LSA shortlisted for Royal Docks design charrette with The Klassnik Corporation
Nov 18

Life After the LSA: Maeve Dolan
Oct 18

CONNECT – The LSA annual for 2018 now online
Oct 18

The 2018/19 Critical Practice Reader is now online
Oct 18

“Not your typical exhibition” – AJ review of the LSA’s end-of-year show
Oct 18

The LSA represented at this year’s Venice Biennale

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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