Location: Bloomsbury, London
Type: Exhibition, group
Role: Co-coordinator (with Luzan Munayer)
Date: 2025 Fall
Institution: The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL
The Autumn Show Exhibition of MA Architecture and Historic Urban Environments (MAHUE) was on display for two weeks and did invite all into the expanded universe of architectural research and design through the global lens of its 2024-2025 cohort. The exhibition showcased key preoccupations of concepts, themes and issues dissolves the taxonomical boundaries between outputs produced across six academic modules - essays, design briefs, spatial propositions, screenplays, interviews, critical fabulations - and foregrounds the richness of experimental spatial practices that are being forged over the course of the 12-month postgraduate programme. The body of work reflected the individual subjectivities of each student, their contexts, histories and cultural milieu, and simultaneously the global backdrop of concerns in the age of climate emergency, geopolitical turmoil and the erosion of checks and balances across scales and location. I coordinated the Autumn Show, managing timelines, logistics, and installations while liaising between students, staff, and external partners to ensure a professional and collaborative exhibition. I also organised a guided tour of our programme’s Autumn Show display, where I curated the tour content and delivered information to a diverse audience, ranging from practitioners to academics.