BAS congratulates 29 new Masters in Architecture
The Library at BAS is closed from 28th of June until 6th of August.
Master courses Autumn 2018
During the autumn term 2018 we are running 3 master courses at BAS. Learn more!
OPEN DIPLOMA EXAMINATIONS 2018
The following diploma examinations are open to the public. This will be a very valuable learning experience for future diploma students, as well as a good exercise for our future masters in architecture to present in front of an audience. For external visitors, this will give a good insight in our program. Read more!
Aspelin Ramm-prisen 2018.
Er du masterstudent i arkitektur/urbanisme/byplan/landskap? Da kan du melde deg på Aspelin Ramm-prisen 2018.
3rd year at BAS (K30) invites you to their exam exhibition!
Under Broen Gatefestival 9. juni
Dagsfestival under byens fellestak på Møhlenpris. Dagen fylles med mat, musikk, kunst, skating, sykling, barneaktiviteter og kaffe. Vi rigger opp til fest på kveldstid for de unge voksne og voksne. En sommernatt med musikk og lys. Arrangør: Kull 31 BAS
Final review Master courses spring 2018 - Wednesday 30. May from 10-15
Come by and see the result of the research and design work the students on our two master courses have done in the spring term 2018. Presentation by the students in large auditorium and studio spaces. Open for all interested. See program.
Open Lecture at BAS Wednesday the 16th of May at 1430: "Ideological and Theoretical Change of Direction. Oskar Hansen, Open Form and the 'Bergen School¹." by Siri Skjold Lexau, Professor, Dr. Art. The University of Bergen
This is the 3rd, and last, Open Form lecture this Spring
Open evening lecture at BAS Monday 7.May at 20.00: Presentation of work and approach by Lars-Henrik Ståhl, Professor at Lund University.
Lars-Henrik Ståhl’s scientific production has mainly been oriented in two different fields, Architectural theory and philosophy, and the role of aesthetics in contemporary society. Ståhl has also been active in the development of practice-based research in the field of architecture and design. Within these fields of interest he has also given courses at PhD-level. Ståhl has supervised, been an opponent to, and examined several PhD projects. Beside articles and contributions to congresses, he is also leader for the practice based research projects Los Angeles Islands: Architectonic Americaness and Placebo: Aesthetic Replacement Strategies in Sustainable Hospital Environments, both financed by VR. He is currently the Head of department of Architecture and Built Environment, LTH/LU. In large auditorium, open for all.