Trained architect and urban designer with diverse international experience including assignments in New York, Zurich, London, Mumbai, Istanbul, and Bangkok. Work affiliation has ranged from high-profile residential/commercial/cultural projects for Studio Daniel Libeskind, Foster + Partners, and Heatherwick Studio to recent field research on urban development and alternative housing strategies in the Global South through the role of Teaching Fellow/Studio Tutor at the UCL Bartlett's Development Planning Unit. Interests revolve around the complex processes of contested urbanism, the critical regionalist and situationist oppositions to capitalist modernism, the politics of space, and the championing of a critical design practice.
Decoding Bangkok’s Pocket-Urbanization: Social Housing Provision and the Role of Community Architects, Mon, Oct 31 '11
An endless six-lane herd of neon taxis sputter along a network of brutalist flyovers while scooter drivers weave boldly in between. Spiced scents escape from side alley markets, penetrating the air as sweltering heat rises from oil soaked pavement. This is modern cosmopolitan Bangkok, a now ...
University College London (UCL), Teaching Fellow
teach core studio practice module and two critical urbanism optional modules for the MSc Building and Urban Design in Development at the Bartlett Development Planning Unit
University College London (UCL), Masters, Building and Urban Design in Development
