Image: Valerie Bennett
Private view Friday 21 June, 6.30pm–8.30pm
Projects Review website goes live at 6.00, Friday 21 June.
Monday to Friday 10am–7pm, Saturday 22 June 1–5pm, All other Saturdays 10am–5pm.
Treasured Island - Madagascar Expedition
Applications for Unknown Fields trip to Madagascar closing
14 days mid - end July
Make global discoveries & connections by applying for one of the AA Visiting School programmes at venues around the world.
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Members' Evening
Projects Review Exhibition 2013 
Hooke Park
Dorset woodland visit for Members 
AArchitecture is a journal published every term, edited and written by the AA Community.
This edition of AArchitecture follows on from the last edition on "Research" and focuses on what comes after – "Stuff".
Viewpoints come from tutors, students, members and graduates.
AArchitecture online. Available in print at the AA.
Recalling the evening classes organised by the School in the 1870s, the new AA Nightschool begins on the 30th April.
The AA's Night School is an on-going speculative project dealing with alternative models of architectural education. It's format is short evening classes and events that engage issues of design, culture, history, theory and professional practice.
Classes can be booked individually or as a group at http://nightschool.aaschool.ac.uk. A 20% discount coupon is available for members .
DVD copies of lectures dating back to 1975 are available in the Photo Library
AA Book: Projects Review 2013
Projects Review offers an overview of the AA's 2012/13 academic year. Accompanying the school’s end-of-year show, it features hundreds of drawings, models, installations, photographs and other materials documenting the world’s most international and experimental school of architecture.
Pre Order AA Book: Projects Review 2013
The newly launched photolibrary.aaschool.ac.uk offers public access to more than 20,000 images of school work, life, buildings and places, as well as the images and bios of nearly 100 of the AA's contributing photographers – many are AA students.
Search online
Photograph - Reyner Banham
AA Files 66
Features contributions by Irénée Scalbert, Hilla Becher, Thomas Weaver, Mathew Holmes, Tom Brooks, Helen Thomas, Mathew Aitchison, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Mathew Critchley, HT Cadbury-Brown, Pedro Ignacio Alonso, Joshua Mardell, Adrian Forty, Ilaria Abbondandolo, Moshe Safdie, Ryan Dillon, William Firebrace, Laurent Stalder and Mark Campbell.
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The Student Forum is an elected body of students that acts as a channel of communication between the student community and the academic, administrative and governing bodies of the AA.
It will operate through five committees, which will be responsible for: Student Concerns, Student Projects, Travel Bursaries, Parties / Events and Networking.