Arcane chemistry
16 August 2004
Representatives from the world's leading architectural practices will descend on UCL this week to see the Bartlett School of Architecture Summer Show.
![Pascal Bronner, BSc Unit 5 Pascal Bronner, BSc Unit 5](https://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/sites/news/files/styles/large_image/public/unit-5.jpg?itok=YFnfDQ76)
The exhibition, which is on display at the Slade until 2 July 2005, is a diverse collection of drawings, models, devices, texts, animation and installations, all of which are at the cutting edge of current architectural thought and practice.
![Sarah Earney, Dip Unit 17 Sarah Earney, Dip Unit 17](https://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/sites/news/files/styles/medium_image/public/unit-17.jpg?itok=cUHUsOIO)
More than 450 students from across the entire school contributed work to the Summer Show and projects range from Unit 5's investigation into the future of the iconic building, RE-, to Unit 17's exploration of the dynamism of the city, Emerging and Dissolving Places.
Professor Iain Borden, writing in the introduction to the Summer Show's catalogue,
said: "You will find an even larger selection of tantalising work from right
across the school. Unpredictable invention, hard boiled analysis, technological
obsession, thought-crafted interpretation, curious and arcane chemistry - all
these are available by the bucket-load."
Work by: Top - Pascal Bronner, BSc Unit 5. Bottom - Sarah Earney, Dip Unit 17.
For more information on the Summer Show, follow the link below.
Links:
Bartlett Summer Show