UCL Bartlett Situating Architecture Lecture Series 2026-27
UCL Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment
Create a free account to applyHear leading architectural scholars present their latest research in person at The Bartlett School of Architecture. Explore fresh approaches to architecture and urban studies through talks on theatre, maps, colonialism, Monica Pidgeon’s work and large everyday architecture.
The Situating Architecture lecture series brings together leading architectural scholars to present the latest research on architecture and urban studies. The programme explores innovative methodologies and critical theories, and uses each talk to offer new ways of thinking about architecture, cities, creative practice, and representation.
Across the series, the talks examine subjects such as theatre, maps, colonialism, Monica Pidgeon’s work, and large everyday architecture. The lectures are designed to be thought-provoking and to open up fresh perspectives on architecture’s past and future.
The series is open to all, with a particular welcome to postgraduate students, and takes place in person at The Bartlett School of Architecture.
16 November 2026, 13:00
Dwelling Resources: Monica Pidgeon in Lima, Santiago and Highgate
30 November 2026, 13:00
Construct – Exploring Large Everyday Architecture in Six Cities
Location
- Open to all
- Especially aimed at postgraduate students
Free.
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