Formerly the Hull School of Architecture, the School’s origins date back to the 1930s, since when it has established an international reputation for the study of Architecture, Design for Exhibition & Museums and Interior Design. Following the School’s move to Lincoln in the summer of 2003, these courses are now to be found at the Brayford Campus, in a new £10 million purpose-built facility, designed by the world-renowned architect Rick Mather. Following the School’s move to Lincoln in the summer of 2003, Product Design, presently based at the Cathedral Campus, was added to this portfolio, thereby widening the 3-D design base.
 

With the relocation, Lincoln School of Architecture has benefited from substantial investment in its facilities, which include dedicated design studios, workshops, information technology suites and powerful computer aided design (CAD) facilities. Teaching takes place in modern surroundings in a supportive and lively environment, where students are able to realise their full potential in preparation for future employment and professional development. Creativity, plurality, collaborative working and community involvement is encouraged at all levels, in all programmes.