MPhil/PhD by Architectural Design Current Students: Adam Adamis, Nadia Amoroso, Ana Paola Araújo, Stephanie Brandt, Nick Callicott, Chadi Chamoun, Marjan Colletti, Marcos Cruz, Catja De Haas, Mustafa Ali Faruki. Steve Hardy, Teresa Hoskyns, Popi Iacovou, Ersi Ioannidou, Jan Kattein, Rosalie Kim, Tae Young Kim, Kristin Kreider, Constance Lau, Junghee Lee, Kwang Guan Lee, Tea Lim, Lesley Lokko, Jonas Lundberg, Ana Luz, Igor Marjanovic, Matteo Melioli, Malca Mizrahi, Theo Spyropoulos, Bradley Starkey, Salvador Rivas, Neil Wenman, Stefan White, Ivana Wingham.
Leading to a PhD in Architecture, the MPhil/PhD by Architectural Design allows especially able and reflective designers to undertake research within the Bartlett School of Architecture's speculative and experimental ethos. The first to be established in the UK, the Bartlett MPhil/PhD by Architectural Design is one of few such doctoral programmes worldwide.
Edinburgh), Dr Penny Florence (The Slade) and Dr Lorens Holm (University of Dundee). The exhibition was 'New Urbanism' by Jan Kattein.
The programme draws on the strengths of design teaching and doctoral research at the Bartlett, encouraging the development of architectural research through the interaction of designing and writing. A research by architectural design thesis has two inter-related elements of equal importance: a project and a text. The project may be drawn, filmed, modelled, built, or use whatever media is appropriate. UCL's multi-disciplinary environment offers a stimulating and varied research culture that connects research by architectural design to developments in other disciplines, such as medicine, art and digital media. The programme is intended for graduates of architecture and other disciplines, such as art, who wish to pursue research by architectural design. Currently enrolled on the programme are over 30 students from over 15 countries. The PhD programme organizes two annual public events. In Term 1 the Bartlett and the Slade School of Fine Art host 'Research Spaces', a conference and exhibition with speakers from the UK and overseas. This is followed by 'Research Projects' in Term 2, an exhibition and conference with presentations by current PhD students. Invited critics in 2006 were Dr Mark Dorrian (University of
Left: Jan Kattein, Zero Emission Luminaire on site in Blackpool, 2005. Above: Jan Kattein, Ring Award winning stage design for The Marriage of Figaro by W.A. Mozart, 2005.
Director of MPhil/PhD Programmes: Prof Jonathan Hill. Supervisors: Prof Iain Borden, Prof Adrian Forty, Prof Stephen Gage, Dr Ranulph Glanville, Prof Julienne Hanson, Dr Penelope Haralambidou, Prof Christine Hawley,