Superfusionlab is an RIBA Chartered architectural practice combining research, design and construction with academic achievement. We put great effort into studying new materials and construction techniques to ensure that our vision is materialised with care. Function and beauty are the desired effect.
Our projects vary in size spanning from furniture to masterplans, always challenging architectural concepts. We engage in architectural competitions in order to test new ideas and expand our design research. These ideas are then studied in terms of their buildability and materials and evolve into solid construction techniques. The commissioned projects use this competitive approach to develop their continuous productivity in building.
The practice is a collaborative laboratory. In each project we cooperate with consultants and experts in varying fields in order to refine the fitness of the design. In this process we have generated architecture that bridges the gap between what is possible using age-old techniques and those born of future industry and fabrication. Our projects will continue to push the boundaries of production while keeping a firm understanding of craft and beauty in construction.
Alongside the professional practice we have a continuous role in teaching and academia. This allows our theoretical side to develop and expose the firm to the next level in architectural thinking while keeping up with current ideas and trends.
Superfusionlab have exhibited extensively, including the ICA and the Royal Academy of Arts in London. Our work is presented worldwide, most recently in Sydney, Nebraska and the 7th Greek Biennale in Athens.
We offer full architectural services from concept to completion. We work with our clients to create their vision, imaginative or practical.
In addition to concept drawings, detail drawings and tender packages we offer professional services that include Contract Administration while coordinating all necessary consultants. We are fully involved in the construction process to ensure a smooth result. We have experience in dealing with Listed Building Consent, Planning Applications, Building Control and Public Consultation.
Tel: +44(0)7980 215308Email:
london@superfusionlab.com
Nathaniel is a Director with 17 years in Design and Construction. Following his graduation from the University of Colorado and an MArch in Architecture and Urbanism at the AA, he worked in London before establishing Superfusionlab. He has worked on a series of projects that include the 600m tall TV and Sightseeing Tower in Guangzhou, China, the Louis Vuitton pavilion in Tokyo, and various residences in London including small scale furniture. His interests lie in material processes and construction techniques.
He is a committed educator, Unit Master at the Architectural Association (AA) in London for 8 years, Senior Lecturer and Academic Course Leader at London Metropolitan University in the Post-Graduate School for the last 6 years. Nate is recipient of the RIBA Silver Medal for teaching in 2012, the RIBA Bronze Medal in 2003 and the SOM Tutor Award in 2006.
Since 2001 he has been a guest lecturer in the Landscape and Urbanism course at the AA, the Royal College of Art, University of Belgrade, University of Cambridge, Nottingham University, University of Creative Arts Canterbury, University of East London, University of Nebraska, University of Pennsylvania to name a few. He taught at the Architectural Association Visiting School in Sydney in both 2011 and 2012 and in Brighton University in 2012-13.
Lida is a London-born Architect, registered in both the UK and in Greece (TEE), and a member of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). Following her graduation from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the ETSAB in Barcelona, she continued her studies at the Architectural Association DRL in London earning a Master in Architecture and Urbanism.
She worked for eight years for the offices of Zaha Hadid Architects, Future Systems and Grimshaw London and New York before joining Superfusionlab full-time as a partner in 2008. Her projects include the Wolfsburg Science Centre in Germany, the original Marni stores in New York, Paris and Kuwait, fit-outs in Selfridges Birmingham and Selfridges Oxford Street and large transport rail and airport projects.
She has been a visiting critic at the Architectural Association and the University of East London for the last 12 years and a part-time Lecturer at London Metropolitan University in 2009.
Recruitment
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The practice is committed to the principle of creating equal opportunities in employment for all individuals, both employees and job applicants.
Mailing Address: 1 Fore Street, Ground Flr, EC2Y 5EJ, London
