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About

The Bartlett Autumn Show showcases the work of nearly 140 students from two of the school's Master's programmes to a global audience. The show will take place both on and offline, filling our Bloomsbury campus in a vibrant physical show and accessible across the world in our bespoke digital exhibition space.

The exhibition presents work from Landscape Architecture MA/MLA and Architecture & Historic Urban Environments MA.ÌýAcross these twoÌýprogrammes, studentsÌýexploreÌýhistories and theories of ecologies informed by discourses in architecture, art, philosophy, scientific and environmental disciplines. Their workÌýevidences serious and committed research, pioneers new design tools, and presents fresh viewpoints and forms of representation, engaging with place-based strategies of social and environmental care, repair and renewal.

Public Opening Times

10:00 – 20:00, 26ÌýSeptemberÌý–Ìý 06ÌýOctober 2023
On the weekends, the exhibition will be open from 10:00 – 17:00, atÌýThe Bartlett School of Architecture, 22 Gordon Street, London, WC1H 0BQ.

Please note, the show will be closed to the public onÌýTuesday 26ÌýSeptember from 15:00 onwardsÌýwhile staff set up for an event in the evening.

Events

The Autumn Show will be accompanied by a programme of events, curated and presented by our students.

Exhibition Launch

Tuesday 26ÌýSeptember | 18:00 - 22:00
The official opening of this year’s exhibition, with a launch partyÌýat the school's central London campus in tandem with The Bartlett B-Pro Show.

Invitation only

Stories from The Bartlett

Listen toÌýstudents from theÌýexhibiting programmesÌýLandscape Architecture MA/MLAÌý²¹²Ô»å Architecture & Historic Urban Environments MAÌýread from their Master's theses. The readings will be streamed on YouTube Live on the school's channel,Ìý.

Monday 02ÌýOctober | 16:00
Listen toÌýstudents from theÌýexhibiting programmeÌýLandscape Architecture MA/MLAÌýread from their Master's theses.Ìý

• Ziyi Yu reading 'Landscape Knots: The meshing of actors in Parkland Walk'
• Marlena Hellmann reading 'The Liberating Power of Maps: Landscape as its own cartographer'
• Ruby Zielinski reading 'Think Like a Gardener: An exploration into the history, gender, maintenance, design, and meaning of gardening to understand the garden’s third space'
• Elena Tamosiunaite reading 'Know-How, Care, Action: Depicting feral ecosystems as a way of rethinking the relationship between human and nonhuman'

Tuesday 03ÌýOctober | 16:00
Listen toÌýstudents from theÌýexhibiting programmeÌýArchitecture & Historic Urban Environments MAÌýread from their Master's theses.

• Aishwarya Jamkhedkar reading 'Repositioning the local: Mapping Stories as Place-making tools at the Kumbh Mela'
• Yingchun Song reading 'Divergent (Im)Mobilities: Experiencing Situated Double Consciousness of (Im)Migrants in London'
• Muyun Qiu reading 'Clothing London's Early Victorian Terraces for Climate Emergency'
• Nassima Chahboun reading 'The Side Effects of the World Heritage Status: A Critical Re-Exploration of the Medina of Fez'

You can catch up on previous readings on our IGTV channel.Ìý

Student-led Guided Tours
Wednesday 04ÌýOctober - Thursday 05ÌýOctober | 13:00

A series of student-led guided tours presenting selected works from the show. The tours will take place at the school's Bloomsbury campus, offering an insight into a curated selection of student projects.

Wedneday 04 October | 13:00
Join Deepika Madhava and Aishwarya JamkhedkarÌýfrom theÌýexhibiting programmeÌýArchitecture & Historic Urban Environments MAÌýon a tour of the show.

Thursday 05 October | 13:00
Join Ziyi Yu and Jessie Gao from theÌýexhibiting programmeÌýLandscape Architecture MA/MLAÌýon a tour of the show.Ìý

Open to all, registration required.Ìý