A space for students of creative practice

The University of East London, School of Architecture and Visual Arts (AVA) is situated in the heart of one of Europe's major centers for urban renewal.  It has attracted major support from European and London development agencies, which has enabled the expansion of the Docklands campus.

The campus has a Docklands Light Railway train station which connects to the underground - in total, twenty minutes to the West End of London.  Opposite the campus is London's City Airport for European destinations and international connections.  The school of Architecture and Visual Arts building is a space for students of creative practice.

The school of AVA houses a range of workshops: surface and textile print, fashion construction and manufacture, digital media, broadcasting and photographic studios, plus audio-visual production suites, together with screen-based print, etching and woodwork facilities, lecture/seminar theatres, and a gallery space for students, staff, and visiting professionals.