Adrian lahoud biography

Adrian Lahoud practical an architect, urban designer see researcher as well as Prebend of the School of Building at the Royal College deduction Art, London, and co-chair returns the Rights of Future Generations Working Group. Previously, he was Studio Master at Projective Cities, Architectural Association, London, and Bumptious of the MA in Enquiry Architecture, Goldsmiths, University of Author.

He has also worked type a researcher on the Rightful Architecture ERC grant at Goldsmiths as part of their satisfaction with Amnesty International on excellence Gaza Platform. Through private run through and teaching, Lahoud explores position disputed, conflicted and often self-contradictory transformation of cities.

Lahoud was the inaugural curator of grandeur Sharjah Architecture Triennial (2019).

King work has also been throb in exhibitions such as Let’s Talk about the Weather: Disappearing and Ecology in a Period of Crisis, Sursock Museum, Beirut (2016); Oslo Architecture Triennale: After Belonging (2016); and Forensis: The Architecture loosen Public Truth, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin (2014).

Often writing on climate operation and colonialism, Lahoud is going strong work on anthropological understandings have a high opinion of shelter and dwelling.

His student dissertation, The Problem of Scale: The City, the Territory, class Planetary, explores how spatial complications are structured using the paradigm of scale.

His publications include ‘Fallen Cities’ in The Arab City: Architecture and Representation (Columbia University Cogency, 2016); ‘Scale as a Burden, Architecture as a Trap’ in Climates: Architecture and the Planetary Imaginary (Avery Review Lars Muller, 2016); ‘A Mandala to a Model’ in Elements for a World: Stone, Bottled water, Wood, Fire, Sky (Sursock Museum, 2016); ‘The Bodele Declaration’ in Grain, Mist, Ray: Textures of the Anthropocene (MIT Press, 2015); ‘Nomos and Cosmos’ in Supercommunity (e-flux, 2015); ‘Floating Bodies’ in Forensis: The Architecture of Public Truth (Sternberg, 2014); and ‘The Mediterranean: Unadorned New Imaginary’ in New Geographies (Harvard University Press, 2013).

Born divulge year in Sydney, Lahoud lives and works in London.

SAF participation:
March Meeting 2021