A tall rectangular tower sits beside a larger block‑shaped building with red accents and flat roofs, both made from wood and cardboard.

Work by Florence Whaley

Explore work from our Architecture Graduate Showcase 2026. Our students respond to real places and audiences, crafting designs that consider the future needs of the built environment. Discover their concept models, detailed drawings and design proposals that show how creative ideas develop and spaces take shape.

A wooden architectural model with angular forms, an opening slanted roof, and small figures, shown in front of a poster labeled “Sensory Space.”

Isabella Angus

an image render of Rust‑coloured metal house‑frame structure with a clear cube inside, standing in a dry grassy field against a worn concrete wall. A person is on the right and birds fly overhead.

Robin Lind

A small architectural model with angled grey and red panels set in textured brown terrain, surrounded by tiny dried plants.

Kimberly Griffith

A soft watercolor of a stone fort entrance with steps climbing upward, framed by greenery and weathered walls.

Archana Badineni

An architectural model with a hand adjusting a component on a detailed building form.

Filip Bergesen Vatle

A modern stone‑and‑concrete building with a tall tower, a green canopy entrance, and people walking across the courtyard in front of the South Downs Gateway Hub.

Thomas Hitchman

A person standing in an indoor pool framed by dark stone walls, looking out toward the bright ocean beyond.

Lina Lu

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