One word for Greenwich: from letterpress to Digital
Text-based student graphic design work exploring the Greenwich area through a typographic journey
Text-based student graphic design work exploring the Greenwich area through a typographic journey
A design research project from across the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in the Department of Architecture and Landscape, initiated to celebrate the Department’s move into its new home in the heart of Greenwich.
Drawing towards Sound: Visualising the Sonic is curated by Dr. David Ryan (Reader in Fine Art, Anglia Ruskin University). It examines the interface between the visual and the aural through notation, documentation, performance and video/moving image. This project has received additional generous support from:
Anglia Ruskin University, The Hinrichsen Foundation, Edition Peters, London, Universal Edition, Vienna
To coincide with the publication of ‘Educating Architects: How Tomorrow’s Practitioners Will Learn Today’, edited by Neil Spiller and Nic Clear [published by Thames & Hudson], the University of Greenwich Department of Architecture and Landscape will be hosting an exhibition featuring work from the book at their new home in Stockwell Street.