Who is the programme for?
We support ambitious students preparing undergraduate architecture applications, including students developing projects from an early stage and those refining an existing portfolio, statement, or interview approach.
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Architecture application support, explained simply.
We support ambitious students preparing undergraduate architecture applications, including students developing projects from an early stage and those refining an existing portfolio, statement, or interview approach.
Yes. Support can be shaped around applications to universities in the UK and US, and across Europe and Asia, including differing portfolio formats, written requirements, interviews, and deadlines.
We consider the student's interests, current work, target courses, and the educational, professional, and teaching experience of each tutor. The aim is a strong intellectual and personal fit.
Most tuition can take place online using video and a professional creative workspace. Availability for in-person tuition in London or Cardiff can be discussed when arranging support.
We review the student's current position, interests, work, target universities, deadlines, and areas of concern. We then recommend a clear set of priorities and an appropriate level of support.
No. The work must remain the student's own. Tutors set briefs, ask questions, teach skills, critique work, and help students make stronger decisions while preserving authorship and academic integrity.
This depends on the starting point and deadline. Some students need a focused review or interview session; others benefit from a sustained programme covering projects, portfolio, writing, and interview preparation.
Complete the enquiry form with the student's stage, target universities, and the areas where support would be most useful. We will respond with a recommended next step.