Creative Terrain: Landscape Architecture Short Course at The Bartlett School of Architecture
The Creative Terrain: Landscape Architecture Short Course at The Bartlett School of Architecture introduces students to this discipline through collaborative and practical lessons in a condensed manner.
School: The Bartlett School of Architecture
Course: Creative Terrain: Landscape Architecture Short Course
Location: London, UK
Course dates: 21 to 25 July 2025
Application deadline: 1 April 2025
The Bartlett’s Landscape Architecture Short Course: ‘Creative Terrain’ provides an introduction to the practice of landscape architecture and our commitment to an agenda of climate-focused landscape design. Based in the landscape programme’s new facility at Wicklow Street, this five-day course offers students an immersive and hands-on learning experience, through a design and production-led approach.
Guided by a bespoke brief titled ‘Creative Terrain’, students will collaborate over a five-day period to develop a large-scale landscape model, based within the richly layered terrains of the Lee Valley. Led by design studio tutors currently teaching on the MLA/MA Landscape Architecture programme, studio-based learning will be complemented by on-site visits and mapping studies. Creative methods will be utilised to trace the layers of history and development across these sites and speculate on what potential forms its future may hold.
This course has been specifically designed for students who are thinking about studying landscape architecture and are looking for an introduction to this topic within The Bartlett. We encourage applications from students or professionals from all backgrounds, including those who have previously studied architecture or are interested in learning about the practice of landscape architecture.
Applications to this course have now closed.
Top image: On site studies at the Lee Valley.
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