Our unique location adjacent to a small wood, on the edge of the Lake District World Heritage site, provides an excellent base from which to investigate the global climate emergency<br>Our collaborative community of students, researchers and practitioners are collectively engaged in the exploration of ethical practice.<br>Work with practices on significant UK projects including Eden North and Lancaster Garden Village to influence the future direction of the profession.<br>We teach in a boutique environment that equips students with essential skills including fabrication and prototyping, parametricism, machine learning and carbon calculation.<br>You will work in your own dedicated studio space, open for you to draw, model and think in.<br>The architecture industry is changing in response to the climate crisis. To keep up, you need to be agile, flexible and quick at finding sustainable solutions. Join us at Lancaster to perfect the skills you need to be a leader in this profession and tackle the pressing problems facing the world today.<br><br>Addressing the big questions<br><br>Our team of architects are committed to looking closely at how to design thoughtfully and ethically to reduce carbon emissions and improve sustainability. The course has been designed to prioritise three themes to drive this change.<br><br>The Climate Emergency<br>Future Practice<br>Digital Crafting<br>Studying here, youll spend half the time in studio, and spend the rest of the time in workshops, lectures or seminars. Our design project themes cover a diverse range of areas, from policy and community to parametric and generative architecture. You might also look at the climate crisis or Arts and Crafts in architecture.