SYN City is a postgraduate research and design studio at Canterbury School of Architecture, University for the Creative Arts. Each year the studio dedicates itself to one territory of investigation in order to explore the dialectical and contested nature of the contemporary city. By focusing on one exemplary context, specific and at the same time typical and paradigmatic conditions are addressed. The studio critically engages with the complex and often antithetical forces within the expanded field of urban transformation processes and synthesises them into programmatic and spatial design proposals. In 2013/14, the studio agenda was embedded in UCA's involvement in the Interreg IV A France (Channel) – England project ReCreate, co-funded ...
The UCA ReCreate publication series has been edited by Amie Rai and Gabor Stark.\ud \ud UCA has been...
The publication is organized in two different parts: the first one collects some essays from the pro...
Since the mid-2000s, global investors have begun to move away from the real estate sector and onto n...
International Architecture Exhibition is an architectural design exhibition that, through its select...
Lecture and panel discussion at the Imagined Cites conference as part of Folkestone Triennial 2014. ...
Network-Architecture-City (NAC) is an international workshop for students of architecture. The works...
The book explores a collaborative studio design project carried out by stage 4 MSA students with six...
As part of the international research and design project StreetWorks: Patterns in Urbanity, professo...
The presence of creatives or the ‘creative class’ is observed to act as a stimulant for regional and...
This book is a combination of innovative research submitted to a conference on Cities’ Identity Thro...
This is now the 5th Book in the Hidden Space series. It has historically been a project between the ...
Cities are a highly fragmented, heterogeneous subject; those who study, ana- lyze and question it ma...
The European Capital of Culture is a city designated by the European Union for a period of one calen...
Some years ago, in several cities on different continents, groups of people started to organise them...
In the recent decades the economies became more dependent on knowledge - based activities - scientif...
The UCA ReCreate publication series has been edited by Amie Rai and Gabor Stark.\ud \ud UCA has been...
The publication is organized in two different parts: the first one collects some essays from the pro...
Since the mid-2000s, global investors have begun to move away from the real estate sector and onto n...
International Architecture Exhibition is an architectural design exhibition that, through its select...
Lecture and panel discussion at the Imagined Cites conference as part of Folkestone Triennial 2014. ...
Network-Architecture-City (NAC) is an international workshop for students of architecture. The works...
The book explores a collaborative studio design project carried out by stage 4 MSA students with six...
As part of the international research and design project StreetWorks: Patterns in Urbanity, professo...
The presence of creatives or the ‘creative class’ is observed to act as a stimulant for regional and...
This book is a combination of innovative research submitted to a conference on Cities’ Identity Thro...
This is now the 5th Book in the Hidden Space series. It has historically been a project between the ...
Cities are a highly fragmented, heterogeneous subject; those who study, ana- lyze and question it ma...
The European Capital of Culture is a city designated by the European Union for a period of one calen...
Some years ago, in several cities on different continents, groups of people started to organise them...
In the recent decades the economies became more dependent on knowledge - based activities - scientif...
The UCA ReCreate publication series has been edited by Amie Rai and Gabor Stark.\ud \ud UCA has been...
The publication is organized in two different parts: the first one collects some essays from the pro...
Since the mid-2000s, global investors have begun to move away from the real estate sector and onto n...