Architecture and interiors

At Brighton our approach to architecture and interior architecture is socially responsible, design-led and hands-on.

You will be encouraged to develop your own voice, to consider your work through the lens of arts, humanities and sciences and to address physical, human, cultural, technical and social needs. Thematic, vertical studios where students from all years work together foster an environment of enquiry and collaboration and prepare you for the realities of professional practice.

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Put your learning into practice

Work on live briefs and site-specific projects with communities in the local area and further afield. Benefit from a regular programme of talks from visiting architects, designers and researchers.

Realising your potential

The student-run Brighton Interior Architecture and Architecture Society (BIAAS) plays a key role in enriching the studio culture within the school and runs events and exhibitions, drawing classes, mentoring and socials.

Specialist facilities

You'll work together with fellow students in our lively shared studio space, making, modelling and drawing. You'll have access to modelling and construction workshops, IT facilities and specialist software, building the skills and experience required in practice.

Accrediting bodies

Architecture BA(Hons) is accredited by the Architects Registration Board (ARB) and validated by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).

Interior Architecture BA(Hons) provides entry to the British Institute of Interior Design (BIID) Professional Pathway at level 3.

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Professor Robert Mull

Head of the School of Architecture and Design. An architect, educator, urbanist and activist, Professor Mull's own practice is currently working on housing and migration issues in Lesvos and Calais.

Ade Krumins

Workshop manager and carpenter. Ade and his colleagues enable students to experience making techniques including woodworking, casting, thermoforming, laser-cutting, 3D printing and photography.

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