Architectural Future(s)History & Theory, MSci Architecture, The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London



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Author Essay
2025 – 26
Ruben Alexander Intention: Singapore’s Public Housing Success at the Expense of Freedom in a Multicultural State
Hamzah Ahmed
The Price of the Poisoned Gift: Epistemicide and the Architecture of the Vernacular

Mimi Blanksby
Accumulative Heritage

Nemo CaiTranscending the Static Envelope
Jianhao Chen
The Hand of the Leviathan and Broken Homes: Scale and Ethics in National Infrastructure

Yi Zhen Chuah
Everything We Need Is Already Here: An Ethos of Community Co-Design

Pauline Comte
River Anxieties: The Victorian Embankment Wall and Memories of London’s Abject

Eunice Dingcong
Towards an Architecture of Collective Ownership

Bruce Duan
Kintsugi: Translating Ceramic Repair into Architectural Renewal

Annabelle Edwards
For the People, By the People, For the Future

Abdelrahman Eladawi
The Right to Take Time

Rahul Faizer
A New Framework for Housing Delivery in London: Reconsidering Section 106 through Comparative Analysis

Lia Penela Failde
Toward the Horizon

Muvis Hui
Nowhere and Everywhere: The Luminous Geography of Loneliness

Hafiza Hussain
The School Beyond the School: Architecture of Survival in Gaza

Nadia Kwiecinska
The Domino Effect of Time Compression in the Built Environment

Kim Lee
Merthyr Tydfil: Identity Framed through Technologies of Representation (Self, Place, Image)

Ahsan Momen
Architecture of Obedience: A Letter from an Authoritarian Future

Hanna Porooshani Nia
At the Table: Re-orienting Social Life in the Contemporary City

Pung Pung Phonoi
In the Places the City Forgets : Legibility, Mediation, and the Politics of Urban Infrastructure

Charlotte Pike
A Case Against the ‘Over-Intellectualisation’ of Architecture

Oyindamola Olunloyo
Faith, Memory and The Other

Eleanor Rudd-Jones
Squatting as a Counter-Model of Material Care and Adaptive Reuse

Ethan Starkey
Angling as Situated Practice

Louis Thomas
Between Silence and Motion: Designing the Porous Archive

Yiting Wang
Respectability to Reciprocity: Reframing the Shop-Flat as a Gendered  Infrastructure of Care in Limehouse

Gan Zihan
Market in Everyday Life: The Neglect of Barking Market in Suburban Town Centre Regeneration

2024 – 25
Jihoon Baek
Riddle, Rubble and Ripple: River Brent’s Floodplains between Memory, Infrastructure and Governance

Anda Guinea
Architects’ Duty of Care in Romanian Healthcare: A Transposition of the Communist Regime

Charlie Hayles
A Case for Doing [Almost] Nothing: Growth, Decay and Heritage in the Post-Human Convergence

Charisse Kwong
Take the Show to the Streets

Jayne Lee
Hidden in Plain Sight: The Quiet Choreographies Behind London’s Chinatown

Aiala Samula Lopez
From the Back Seat: Addressing Spatial Inequities for Private Hire Drivers in London’s Urban Infrastructure

May Parkes-Young
Burial Sites as Political Instruments: Power, Authority and Resistance

Raihan Syed
Crafting Acceptance through Minor Art: Artistic Expression within Stigmatised Access for Minority Children

Charlie Timms
Markets and Informality

Thaleia Tsoutsos
A New Blueprint for Housing Policy: In the Wake of Britain’s Fading Ownership Ideal

Forrest Xie
Reading Between the Lines: Angling along the River Wandle as a Form of Urban Resistance

Jennifer Yang
Urban Village Redevelopment and Housing Inequality in Shenzhen: State and Corporate Discrimination

Enrique Zhang Zhuo
Home in Displacement: A Discussion of the Gibraltarian Evacuation to Madeira during the 1940s

2023 – 24
Maria Paola Barreca
Transient Homes 

Xan Goetzee Barral
Gazing and Glancing: Moments of Queer Mutuality in Public Spaces

Hanna Eriksson Södergren
Order and Dis-Order within the London Food Landscape: The Street Party and Structures of Social Eating

Samuel Jackson
The Desire for Dragons: The Application of ‘Concrete Fantasy’ and ‘Parafiction’ in Our Architectural Future(s)

Ismail Mir
Reimagining Solidarities and Spaces in Industry 4.0: Battersea as Microcosm for New Industrial Urbanism

Dominic Nunn
Euston Town: Retaking the City in the Wake of HS2

Toby Prest
The Dialectical Relationship between the Peak District and Manchester: Perception, Reality and Politics

Hansen Shuhan Wang
Pamphlet for a Humanised Architectural Future: Conserving Local Communities through Relicfication

Anna Williams
Displacement and Replacement during Periods of Transformation at the Barrington Recovery Site

Jun Zhang
Fragmented Cognition of the City’s Image: Distractions from Technology









Architectural Future(s) 2026 History & Theory, MSci Architecture, The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London