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Dr Liz Walder from UWTSD’s School of Architecture, Construction & Environment, and the University’s Construction Wales Innovation Centre, will deliver a lecture at the British Archaeological Association’s (BAA) annual conference in Haverfordwest on Friday, July 19.

The ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ (UWTSD) is delighted to announce that architecture student Jacob Davies-Hannen has been nominated for the Architects' Journal (AJ) Student Prize 2024.

ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ (UWTSD) is thrilled to congratulate BSc Architecture 2024 graduate, Drew Dennehy on his recent success at the Royal Society of Architects in Wales (RSAW) Student Awards 2024.

It’s a double celebration for Drew Dennehy, from Bridgewater in Somerset today as he graduates with a first-class honour in Architecture, and he also has a new job in his chosen career to look forward to, starting next month.

A groundbreaking new project from the ÃÜÌÒ´«Ã½ (UWTSD) is redefining how psychological and emotional support is delivered to individuals living with limb loss. The Walking in Our Shoes project, launched by UWTSD’s Centre for Psychology and Counselling in collaboration with Limbless Association, a leading UK charity supporting amputees for over 40 years and funded by The VTCT Foundation, combines the power of lived experience with cutting-edge digital innovation to co-create meaningful psychosocial resources.

Storm Darragh, which swept through South Wales last December, left a lasting mark on many communities — including Craig y Nos Country Park, where around 200 mature trees were lost in a single day and many more now being removed due to their unstable condition.

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UWTSD first-year Architecture students have won first prize in an international design competition set by the StuCAN Architects Climate Action Network 2025.