A short piece about Social artworks role as visual representation. Aswell as some thoughts on being collective in 2022. Hello Over the last ten year, I spent my work somewhere in-between socially engaged architecture and social art in contrast to my teens or early 20s. …

The patch of grass on wheels is a piece of social sculpture and social architecture. Made in Sheffield in 2019. Where does land end and object begin? This philosophical question is key to understanding our legal relation between land and object. Land ownership and object ownership are different kinds of…

The Non Service. The non service is a service that has a will to form.It is contextually driven and therefore changes. The non service is the place where members of the community can outline their problems, design a vision and craft a solution to it. The non service has no…

The Travelling Caravan project was based in Fredericia, a small town in Denmark where refugees were housed during the Syrian refugee crisis. A military Barracks was reused to house over 300 refugees, but the refugees mysteriously disappeared overnight never to return. The project looked at why this had happened. This…

Exploring themes of exploitation, freedom and entrenched systems of production in the architecture and the arts. I proposed a work shop to easa to take eighteen talented architects and dig a super large hole for two weeks in the luxury resort of Villars Sur Orllon in a Swiss Alps, a…

INCM is a gathering of over 150 young and student architects. In 2019 myself, Ariana Zilliacus and Kyra Zwick were the given the responsibility to act as moderators for this large international event. Because representatives from every single country in Europe (and many other parts of the world attend.) we…

What is the next step for Nida? The Next Step is situated in the Lithuanian town of Nida in a unique arc of land called the Curonian Spit between the UNESCO protected sand dunes and the complex socio-political context of the Russian and Lithuanian boarder. The framework was designed by…

Austerity England; waste, food poverty, social isolation, and exclusion forms a microcosm of the socio-political context. Regressive welfare cuts, limited budgets for public architecture, competitive fee scales and PFI means that most architects face an unswerving economic condition towards one mode of practice. No matter how socialist, designers can’t afford…