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Annual Open Review
Date and Location
2 and 3 March 2023
Manchester School of Architecture
Manchester Technology Centre
Oxford Road
Manchester
M1 7ED
Event Description
On 2nd and 3rd March 2023, we will be hosting our annual Open Review, where we invite professionals from across the world to review the studio projects of our final year Master of Architecture (MArch) and Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA) students.
Our students will present their work-in-progress for critical discussion and we would like to invite thoughtful, creative and sympathetic practitioners to participate. There is no remuneration for taking part, but past experience suggests it will be a thought provoking, stimulating and interesting day, exploring ideas about the future of the city and our profession through ever-challenging work our students.


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This will be an opportunity to:
- Influence the next generation of designers
- Actively contribute towards the future of the school
- Feedback your knowledge and experience into the education system
- Think deeply about the position that architecture plays within contemporary society
- Discuss your attitudes towards the practice
- See the breadth and quality of the work that is produced in the school
- Network with other practitioners
There will be about 180 students presenting at the Open Review, so those in attendance will have the opportunity to see a range of studio projects from across four different ateliers.
The event will start at 10am, and will most likely be finished by about 4:30pm. We will have a lunch break from 1-2, lunch will be provided.
Registration
Places are strictly limited – we would be grateful if you could register your interest by completing this form below:
Contact
Please contact Mark Hammond (Architecture/MArch) or Amber Roberts (Landscape Architecture/MLA) if you require further information.
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