Eugene Han is the founder of AVA-Studio, researching and developing systems in industrial design, architecture and planning.

eugenehan@aaschool.ac.uk

Charles Arsene-Henry is a writer and editor. He is the founder of White Box Black Box, a speculative agency enquiring in the different formats of research and fiction. He is conceiving an experimental laboratory with the Luma Foundation called The Library is on Fire. He has been reading French fiction for Faber and Faber since 2006.

Shany Barath studied architecture at TUDelft in the Netherlands, and completed her Post-professional Master’s Degree at the Architectural Association Graduate program. She established together with Gary Freedman SHaGa Studio; an interdisciplinary design practice at the interface of architecture, visual art, ecology and computation.

Sue Barr studied at the London College of Printing where she specialised in photographing Brutalist architecture and she is now in practice as an architectural photographer and tutor at the AA. She has published books on 1970s houses, multi-storey carparks and the Barbican Centre and two of her short films have been exhibited at London’s Museum of Domestic Architecture and in the Irish Pavilion at the 11th Venice Architecture Biennale.

Valentin Bontjes Van Beek trained as a carpenter in Germany before attending the AA, from which he graduated in 1998. He has practised architecture in Berlin, New York and London, and has taught at the AA since 2001, where he is currently a First Year Tutor.

Christopher Dyvik graduated from the AA, and worked at PlusBart LTD in London and Tupelo Arkitekter in Oslo. He is a partner in the architectural practice Co DKT (London).

Shin Egashira worked in Tokyo, Beijing and New York before coming to London. Artworks and installations include ‘English House’ at the Camden Arts Centre, ‘Impossible Vehicle’ at the Spiral Garden, Tokyo, and ‘Slow Box/Afterimage’ for the Tsunami Trienalle 2000. He has taught at the AA since 1990 and is currently Unit Master of Diploma Unit 11.

Trevor Flynn MFA Goldsmiths, is Course Director of Drawing At Work and is freehand drawing tutor at several architectural and engineering offices including Foster & Partners, Future Systems, and Rogers, Stirk, Harbour and Partners. He is visiting tutor at Central St. Martins College of Art and Design and R.I.S.D.

Anderson Inge studied architecture at the AA and at the University of Texas at Austin before completing additional academic training in structural engineering (at MIT) and scultpure (at St Martins).

After graduating from Oxford Brookes Alex worked in Rogers, Stirk, Harbour and Partners. Following this he attended and graduated from the AA. He is currently obsessed with combining traditional painting techniques with experimental architectural drawing.

Tobias Klein studied architecture at the RWTH (Aachen, Germany), the University of Applied Arts (Vienna,Austria) and the Bartlett School for Architecture (London, UK) and has worked for Coop Himmelb(l)au. He is a founder of .horhizon, an experimental architectural design platform and is researching narrative design in digital environments as a tutor in the Royal College of Art and as a First Year Unit Master at the AA since 2008.

Immanuel Koh is a Unit Master at various AA Visiting Schools. He has taught and worked in Moscow, Berlin, London, Istanbul, Shanghai, Beijing and Singapore, as well as, exhibited and published internationally. Currently, Immanuel teaches at Dessau Institute of Architecture (Bauhaus) Graduate School as Unit Master and Scripting Course Master and works at Zaha Hadid Architects (London).

Heather Lyons is an architect and interaction designer who has been delivering digital products and experiences for the last 12 years. She has worked on a wide variety of projects from mobile handsets to interactive kiosks and environments. Heather received her Master’s degree in Architecture from Princeton University in 1999.

Antoni Malinowski is an artist whose practice comprises painting and large-scale drawing installations. He has exhibited widely in the UK and Europe, and his paintings are in most major collections, including the Tate’s. He is currently working as artist-colourist with MJP Architects on the redevelopment of the BBC’s Broadcasting House.

Marlie Mul is an artist from The Netherlands, living and working in Berlin and London. She received a Masters Degree in Architectural Histories & Theories from the Architectural Association in 2009 and a Bachelors Degree in Fine Art from the Academy of Fine Arts in Maastricht in 2003. She is an initiator of the online artists’ publication publishing platform www.xym.no that was launched in 2009

Joel Newman was born in 1971 in rural Hertfordshire. He studied fine art at Reading University and has exhibited in the UK and abroad. He has run the AA’s Audio Visual department since 1994 and taught Video within Media Studies since 1998.

Goswin Schwendinger was born in Belgium, became an architect in Switzerland, went to Spain to learn photography and moved to London to live. He has been teaching at the AA since 1999 and recently collaborated with Paul McCarthy on a Tate Modern publication.

Jorgen Tandberg studied the Architectural Association, where he graduated with Honours, and has worked with offices in London, Oslo and Madrid. He is a partner in the architectural practice Co DKT (London).