Architecture

Why Architecture

RIBA Part 1 accreditation is recognized worldwide and marks the first step toward professional qualification as an architect. Practical skills develop alongside theoretical foundations—from architectural history to parametric design. Students work in first-class workshops while building their own creative vision through future-focused projects. This approach shapes professional-level portfolios that distinguish graduates in the global architectural market.

Architecture Programme at Ravensbourne London

The BA (Hons) Architecture is validated by the Royal Institute of British Architects, exempting graduates from the Part 1 examination. The course covers architectural form, sustainable construction, parametric design, and rapid prototyping technologies, preparing students for careers in urbanism, residential design, and heritage conservation. At Ravensbourne University London, students explore spatial philosophy through the lens of art and technology. This three-year programme blends studio practice with traditional lectures, developing an understanding of how buildings shape society, culture, and urban economies.

Urban Landscape Architecture

The BA (Hons) Urban Landscape Architecture degree sits at the intersection of urbanism and landscape design—from coastlines to city centers. The programme teaches how to balance national trends with regional specifics while creating spaces for social, economic, and ecological needs. Through Ravensbourne University London’s close industry connections, students participate in international competitions and real-world projects, studying contemporary cities both at home and abroad. Graduates find opportunities in landscape management, community development consulting, as well as film and game design.

Architecture with Foundation Year

The foundation year of BA (Hons) Architecture with Integrated Foundation Year establishes spatial design fundamentals within multidisciplinary studios. Working collaboratively in an environment that mirrors real practice, students explore how emerging construction technologies affect society. This four-year programme retains RIBA Part 1 accreditation while allowing students to form a clear creative identity. By the end, they gain deep insight into the interplay between people, activities, and places, confidently transitioning to the main undergraduate programme.

Landscape Architecture with Foundation

The preparatory year within BA (Hons) Urban Landscape Architecture develops autonomy through project work guided by practicing experts. Studying historical and contemporary practices provides insights into how environment shapes urban mood and behavior. Immersed in the functional and social impact of innovation, Ravensbourne University London students prepare for twenty-first-century urbanism challenges. This programme lays the groundwork for further professional growth in creating sustainable urban landscapes.