UCT's budding architects display their metal

14 October 2002

UCT Architecture students recently had the opportunity to exhibit their work at an Iscor sponsored exhibition hosted at the UCT School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics in the Centlivres Building on Upper Campus.

The exhibition featured work from first-year students through to the Masters theses of 2001.

The exhibition, organised by the second-year architecture students, opened with an awards ceremony.

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Volume 21 Edition 30

14 Oct 2002

News

PhD student takes up position behind the lens of mythology

Opera School hits a high note with R5-million Mellon donation

SHAWCO comes to aid of Kensington seniors

International bibliophiles hosted at UCT

Taking on the big issue

More accolades for actuarial science

UCT's budding architects display their metal

Cream of UCT's postgrads honoured

Big science can beat brain drain

Monday Paper on the air

Cultivating consensus and manufacturing facts

Penguins help raise funds for Red Cross Children's Hospital

Campus News in Brief

Vaughan scoops prestigious Irish science award

Students speak out at education conference

Chem eng among first hosts in new convention centre

Students of Good Hope

Ig Nobel prizes for 2002 focus on the wild and the whacky

First African in space?

Pupils get their water legs, thanks to club

Ancient martial art takes a hold and wins over UCT students

Hockey on the ball

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Edition 28 27 Sep 2002

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