Space making is an important focus on this course. At Chelsea you can expect to explore conceptual spatial concerns and notions of how we inhabit space in an area of study that is distinct from but complementary to architecture.

This course provides graduates with a valuable bridge between studentship and professional practice. You will engage with leading practitioners enabling you to redefine your current and future practice. Students expand their potential to operate as professional designers or progress to further research. The course has an excellent record of students gaining employment in both architectural and design practices, while other students continue their practice as fine artists. Graduates have gone on to have architectural books published and films made, and have exhibited internationally.