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Architectural Association School of Architecture. 36 Bedford Square. London WC1B 3ES. T +44 (0)20 7887 4000. Foundation Course, Intermediate and Diploma Programme Admissions: admissions@aaschool.ac.uk. Taught Postgraduate Programme Admissions: postgraduateadmissions@aaschool.ac.uk. visitingschool@aaschool.ac.uk. Psco@aaschool.ac.uk. The AA is ...
Architectural Association School of Architecture's website homepage is the online entrance into the AA; to its courses from Foundation to PhD for undergraduate and postgraduate students; its open public programme; to application; to what's on and what's new in central London, Dorset and global school venues.
Architectural Association School of Architecture's website homepage is the online entrance into the AA; to its courses from Foundation to PhD for undergraduate and postgraduate students; its open public programme; to application; to what's on and what's new in central London, Dorset and global school venues.
The Architectural Association (AA) was founded in 1847 and this year will celebrate its 175 th anniversary. Since its inception until the present day, the AA has grown into a substantial public association, housed at Bedford Square in central London, in its 142-hectare woodland site at Hooke Park in Dorset and represented globally through the AA Visiting School.
History of the AA. The AA was established as a student-centred collective in 1847. It aimed to challenge the established ways in which architecture was taught, argued and theorised at the time and urged its members to reconsider the commonplace social and cultural responsibilities of the profession at large – aspirations that remain at the ...
Architectural Association School of Architecture's website homepage is the online entrance into the AA; to its courses from Foundation to PhD for undergraduate and postgraduate students; its open public programme; to application; to what's on and what's new in central London, Dorset and global school venues.
The journal is published twice a year and is distributed to members of the Architectural Association, individual subscribers and a select network of bookshops worldwide. It is currently edited by Maria Shéhérazade Giudici, who follows Thomas Weaver (2007– 2018), David Terrien (2004–2006), Mark Rappolt (2000– 2003) and Mary Wall (1981–1999).
