Architecture (Hons) The University of Wales Trinity Saint David

Overview

Architects' primary skill is design – the ability to imagine three-dimensional spaces and objects and apply knowledge of materials, structure and energy turning concept into reality working with engineers, contractors and many other professionals. 

The Architecture (Hons) bachelor from The University of Wales Trinity Saint David is the first stage (Part One) of the three stage process of professional qualification as an architect. The course is prescribed by the Architects Registration Board (ARB) and the University is seeking recognition of the course by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).

Why choose this course

• This is a course with a fresh approach to architectural education that is rooted in it its locality but has a broad global perspective. 
• We believe that architecture is fundamentally about meeting the needs of people in ways that respect their culture and values and the character and traditions of their communities, while offering them the best that new technology and contemporary international design culture can contribute to the shaping of their environment.
• At the core of our approach is a rigorous and open-minded understanding of the complex set of ideas summarised in the phrase ‘sustainable development’ and a belief in the importance of the crafts of construction in the creation of good architecture and places.
• Our architecture course is a practical, project-based programme in which students work collaboratively in a stimulating, creative studio environment guided by a dedicated staff team offering regular tutorial support tailored to their individual needs.  Our studios are equipped with up-to-date computers with a wide range of design and visualisation software and facilities for laser cutting and 3D printing.