About:

James currently works in London and has recently graduated from the ARB/RIBA Part III course in Professional Practice at the Architectural Association. 

Previously, he studied at the Mackintosh School of Architecture (DipArch, 2014) where his final year thesis project, Leisure Industry, was published in the 40th Anniversary Edition of MacMag (GSA). James was awarded a distinction in his postgraduate research project in Psychoanalysis in Art and Culture and his fourth year project was published in Architecture, Literature and A City (GSA) as part of an international symposium.

He completed his undergraduate at the University of Sheffield (BArch, 2010) and received a distinction for his dissertation, Architecture in Transition: Diagoon Dwellings and the Architecture of Herman Hertzberger.

James has worked in architectural offices in Madrid and Tokyo on projects ranging from large scale urban schemes to designing light fittings and furniture. In addition to his design work his drawings have been included in exhibitions in Belfast and Trondheim.

Attitude:

I have a playful, imaginative and thoughtful approach to design. I believe that potential sources of enjoyment can be found anywhere and that all design should engage the end user in its development and construction. I have a passion for narrative architecture and the design of public spaces, with a particular interest in the way users appropriate and adapt the built environment. I especially enjoy model making as an integral part of the design process.

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CV: James Hull

Publications: MacMag40, Architecture, Literature and A City