material experiments and extensive research and consultation. The Interim Juries and Final Document Submission arrangements are the same as described for TS3. TS tutors aim to integrate the TS3 and TS5 work with the unit agendas as much as possible, developing wherever necessary the unit’s technical brief and supporting it with additional specialised information – ie, seminars, lectures, visits, etc. Technical Design tutors offer each student the wherewithal to materialise the ideas, concepts and ambitions born in the intimacy of the unit. Technical Studies reinforces the plurality and variety of the units by adapting the requirements of TS3 and TS5 to the individual unit agenda. The Prospectus contains a brief summary of the programme and courses offered. Full details can be found found in Complementary Studies Course Booklet, available at the beginning of the academic year. David Illingworth is a chartered structural engineer working at Buro Happold. He studied civil and structural engineering at the University of Sheffield.
Emanuele Marfisi is a structural engineer with ten years’ experience in engineering design. After a number of years in London he is now Project Director for Setec Batiment in Paris.
Robert Knight is an associate at Engenuit. He studied architectural engineering at the University of Leeds and Penn State University. His experience ranges from working with historic listed buildings to engineered timber structures to an island resort in the UAE.
Nacho Martí graduated from Elisava School of Design in Barcelona and the Emergent Technologies and Design MSc at the AA. He founded his design studio in 2004 and has directed the Mamori Art Lab design summer workshops.
Antiopi Koronaki holds a Masters in architecture and engineering from NTUA, Athens, and is currently pursuing her MSc in Emergent Technologies and Design at the AA. Alistair Lenczner, director at Expedition, is an experienced architectural and engineering designer. Past projects include Wembley Stadium and Millau Viaduct. He currently sits on on the HS2 Design Panel. Cíaran Malik studied engineering at the University of Cambridge and trained as a teacher at the University of Buckingham. Currently a Structural Engineer at engineersHRW, his work includes water projects in Thailand and structural seismic resistance in Nepal.
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Federico Montella received his MSc in Sustainable Environmental Design from the AA in 2006 and is currently senior sustainability advisor at HLM Architects. Yassaman Mousavi has a BA from Azad Tehran University and a MArch from the AA’s Emergent Technologies and Design programme. She has worked for Grimshaw Architects since 2012. Camila Rock is a graduate of the University of Talca, Chile, and of the Emergent Technologies and Design MArch at the AA. She works at Grimshaw Architects London, focusing on material systems and the use of computational processes as an instrument for architectural design.
Ioannis Ruzos is a senior environmental design consultant at Atelier Ten. He has worked on numerous projects including the Olympic Velodrome in Queen Elizabeth Park, LSE’s student centre in London and the Natural History Museum’s grounds redevelopment programme.
Manja van de Worp trained as an architect and structural engineer at the Technical University of Eindhoven and Emtech at the AA School. She has worked for Arup in London and is now a principal at NOUS Engineering London. She also teaches at the IAAC in Barcelona.
Nina Tabink trained as an architect and structural engineer at the Technical University of Eindhoven and holds an MRes in the Built Environment from Cambridge. She is a senior structural engineer for Arup.
Anna Wai studied civil and architectural engineering at the University of Bath. She has worked for Price and Myers in London, designing and modelling structures with a complex geometry, and has tutored at the London Metropolitan and University of East London.
Paul Thomas is an external practitioner at Nottingham University, director at Thomas & Spiers architects and teaches environmental design at the AA. Giancarlo Torpiano studied architecture and structural engineering at the University of Malta, before completing his MArch at the AA. He works as a structural engineer in a multidisciplinary team at Arup. Andrew Usher is an associate principal at Grimshaw Architects where he has been responsible for major projects in the aviation, infrastructure, energy, commercial and education sectors. He studied at the Kent School of Architecture in Canterbury and the Bartlett, UCL.
Lei Zheng is a graduate of the University of Texas, Austin, and holds an MSc in Emergent Technologies and Design from the AA School. Her research focuses on the capability of new digital technologies to reinvestigate the relationship between architecture and engineering in buildings and urban scenarios Mohsen Zikri is a director of Ove Arup & Partners and a chartered building services engineer specialising in the environmental design of buildings.