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At the end of the semesters, each school arranges an exhibiton presented by architecture students and new, fresh, utopic ideas are staged in these featured exhibitions. Rowan Moore from The Guardian focuses on Bartlett School of Architecture's Summer Show Exhibition 2015 and evaluates student works. The Bartlett Summer Show Exhibition can be visited until 11 July 2015.

Around this time of year, all over the country and at no charge, the public can wander into various seats of learning and get a glimpse of the future. For this is the season of the annual shows of the nation’s schools of architecture, where students at every stage of the five-year academic part of their training (there are also two years spent working in offices) present the best of the visions and designs over which they have been sweating since the previous September. The aim is to show their work to the world and, it’s hoped, catch the eye of a future employer......Continue Reading

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