Welcome to the internal pages for the employees at School of Architecture and the Built Environment (ABE). Note that the menu for KTH's common intranet can be found in the header.
Faculty Board ABE
Faculty Board begins work with new decision and delegation scheme
Last week, the ABE school's Faculty Board held its second meeting. Johan Spross, teacher member of the board, says that the board's role and importance in the organisation is now becoming clearer, and the meeting included both concrete decisions and discussions about the organisation of the work ahead.
A key item on the agenda was the approval of 14 new contract education courses.
JML lunch seminar: Gender-based violence and proactive work
Within the framework of the ABE School's gender equality, diversity and equal opportunities (JML) work, we are organising an internal seminar series together with the ITM school with the aim of highlighting the work being done to achieve an equal and attractive workplace.
7 March 2024: Gender-based violence and proactive work - Double discrimination against women at KTH
There are several benefits to digital meetings. The ABE school has access to a number of travel-free meeting and conference options, such as web, video or telephone conferences. The ABE school has an agreement with KTH IT regarding support with AV equipment in the school's conference room.
Here you can find information about the equipment for distance meetings available at the ABE school, which rooms are equipped for distance meetings and the size of each room.
Report environmental suggestions, incidents or deviations
Have you stumbled across something at KTH that is harmful for the environment or do you have suggestions for how we can improve KTH's environmental work?
On these pages, you can find information about the ABE school's local processes and routines linked to research projects as well as references to key information and relevant governing documents in KTH's regulations.
In October, topic-based showcase page Cities at KTH was launched in connection with KTH's central LinkedIn page. The starting point is the challenges of our surrounding society and how KTH's activities contribute to sustainable social development.