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Laurence Lumley is a Design Fellow in Year 3, Studio 2 at the Department of Architecture, University of Cambridge. He is a practising architect based in London with professional experience at OMA Rotterdam and Dyvik Kahlen Architects, specializing in projects spanning urban masterplans, architectural design, and detailed furniture components. Lumley holds degrees from the University of Cambridge, the Architectural Association (AA), and Yale University, where he also taught as the Bass Scholar. His work and research interests emphasize materiality, including a noted affinity for asphalt and expanding foam, alongside architectural pedagogy and urban-scale design challenges.
Education:
- Bachelor's/Postgraduate studies at the University of Cambridge
- Further studies at the Architectural Association (AA)
- Masters/Advanced studies at Yale University
Research Interests: Lumley’s practice and academic contributions focus on the intersection of urban planning and material innovation. His projects reflect a commitment to integrating functional, aesthetic, and technical aspects of architecture, from large-scale urban systems to intricate material details. His teaching at Yale highlights an engagement with architectural education methodologies.
Professional Activities: As a Design Fellow, Lumley contributes to studio teaching and research within the Department of Architecture, bridging academic inquiry with practical architectural design. His affiliations include collaborations with leading firms like OMA, underscoring his role at the forefront of contemporary architectural discourse.
Labs/Teams: Affiliated with Year 3 Studio 2, contributing to the department’s design pedagogy and research initiatives.
