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We have 24 architectural design PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
architectural design PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 24 architectural design PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Architectural Design Processes in the Age of AI
Information on this PhD research area can be found further down this page under the details about the Widening Participation Scholarship given immediately below. Read more
Enhancing Real Estate Transactions through the Metaverse: Focus on Property Tours and Design Visualization
Property inspection and visualization is an important aspect of ensuring effective and efficient real estate transactions. Traditionally property is inspected online over numerous listing sites which as failed to provide accurate and complete information about the property. Read more
Post-war industrial and Infrastructural architecture in the UK: a study of architectural firms, practice and typologies
Topic. Farmer and Dark Architects were responsible for some of the most important infrastructural edifices built in the nationwide agenda to modernise Britain during the reconstruction period following WWII. Read more
Building Sustainability and Occupant Well-being: Data-Driven Design Optimization
In an era where the quest for sustainability intersects with the imperative of human well-being, the building sector stands at a critical juncture [1,2]. Read more
PhD in Design, Architecture, Technology and Engineering
Based on the south coast, an hour from London, the University of Brighton has built a reputation on research excellence and a dynamic, diverse and creative student community and the University of Brighton’s research responds directly to the most pressing global challenges, with impact at the heart of our ambitions and success. Read more
Discover Doctoral Opportunities in Architecture
The University is rated consistently in the top 100 QS World University Rankings, priding itself on research-led critical thinking that aims to make an impact in the world. Read more
Development of a deconstructable timber system to optimise design for manufacture, assembly & disassembly (DfMA+D)
The construction sector is a linear economy. finite resources are extracted to manufacture products which are disposed of come their end of life. Read more
Big data and machine learning for urban energy and sustainability assessment and design
Urban features including façade features, window size, building age, land use, tree coverage, density are important parameters to determine urban sustainability, energy and climate performance for cities and buildings herewith in. Read more
Engineered Timber Solutions for Circularity
There is a global market shift towards sustainable construction methods and correspondingly increased demand for mass timber products and systems with an emphasis on cross-laminated and glue-laminated timber forms. Read more
The Minimum Abode: Tackling the Australian Housing Crisis Through Practice-Based Research
The project is the continuation of reflections and creative responses formulated to address the shortcomings of the Australian housing stock showcased by the Coronavirus self-isolation measures and now exacerbated by the current housing crisis afflicting Australian cities. Read more
PhD in Architecture
Our research degrees advance fields of enquiry into theory and history of architecture as a practice, responsible design, community architecture, architectural heritage and urban design, sustainable buildings, and virtual architecture. Read more
A Framework to Use Parallel Computing and Simulations for Net-Zero Built Environment
The UK was the first major economy that passed net-zero emission law. The reduction of carbon emissions in the construction industry mostly relied upon a ‘fabric first’ approach in addition to use renewables. Read more
Chinese Architecture in the New Media Environment: Presenting Images and Framing Discourses
The ubiquitous new media have significantly influenced the practice of architecture in China. Gazes and frames in the media are abstractions that work to organize or structure meaning. Read more
Women of the Second Wave: UK practices towards inclusivity and safety during the 1970s and 1980s
Abstract. The ‘second wave’ of feminism is usually associated with the time-frame from the late 1960s to the mid-1980s. Read more
Large Language Models in Intelligent Robotic Systems for Environment Clean Up
Large Language Models in Intelligent Robotic Systems for Environment Clean Up. If you are interested in robotics and have strong programming and software engineering skills, this could be a project for you. Read more
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