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- Lecturer in Architecture
- The Bartlett School of Architecture
- Faculty of the Built Environment
I
am an architect and lecturer and live and work in London. In 2004 I
set-up Jan Kattein Architects with a mission to advocate socially
engaged working methods. I see design as an opportunity for dialogue
and exchange. Pro-actively building relationships helps the practice
to shape projects that make a civic contribution, supporting
economic, cultural, educational and social prosperity.
The
practice has unrivalled experience in realising inclusive
regeneration projects with communities. We have won a range of design
awards and have a reputation for the successful delivery of complex
and politically sensitive projects. We have particular expertise in
town center- and high street regeneration and our work supports the
resilience of local businesses, strengthens civic and community
assets, improves public spaces and informs local government policy.
I
am a lecturer in architecture and engagement at the Bartlett, UCL and
teach and publish internationally. My research investigates
architectural practice to establish how different parameters and
social constellations impact on design process. My book, The
Architecture Chronicle, Diary of an Architectural Practice is
published by Routledge.
2009 | Doctor of Philosophy | University College London | |
2004 | Master of Architecture | University College London | |
2002 | Diploma of Architecture | University College London | |
1999 | Bachelor of Science | University College London |