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Architecture - 14th June 2013
Information desk
Staff will be available for consultation for the duration of the day. The information desk will be located in the Sculpture Court, ECA Main Building, Lauriston Place campus.
Subject talks
A talk on Architecture will take place at 1300 and be repeated at 1430 in the Main Lecture Theatre, ECA Main Building, Lauriston Place campus.
All talks will last no more than 20 minutes unless otherwise stated.
Please note that some talks will be very busy and that we are unable to guarantee entry to any particular talk.
We have repeated as many talks as possible, and advise visitors to consider attending the later talks if possible.
When space is limited, priority will be given to potential students.
Tour
The Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (ESALA) has two main buildings.
Tours of Architecture facilities at Minto House and Edinburgh College of Art (ECA) are available, and visitors can opt to attend one or both tours.
Meet in the foyer of Minto House (Chambers Street) at 1100 for a tour of that building.
For a tour of ECA's facilities, meet in the foyer of the Main Building (Lauriston Place) at 1330.
Maps are available from the information desk in the Main Building, ECA and also Minto House.
- Minto House studio tours, 20 Chambers Street, meet at 1100 in the foyer
- Architecture department, ECA, Lauriston Place - meet at 1330 in the foyer of the Main Building
Admissions advice
At the University we have centralised admissions to our Colleges so admissions are not handled by subjects or departments.
With the exception of the talks on Medical Sciences, Medicine, Oral Health Science and Veterinary Medicine the subject talks do not address admissions issues.
For admissions information on this subject you should go to the admissions talk given by the College of Humanities & Social Science at 1000 or 1330 in the McEwan Hall, George Square campus.
Admissions staff will also be available for consultation throughout the day in the foyer of David Hume Tower, George Square.
This article was published on May 20, 2013