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Shin Egashira
Unit/Programme:Diploma Unit 11, Media Studies, Visiting School
Bio: 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 Triennale 2000. He has taught at the AA since 1990 and is currently Unit Master of Diploma Unit 11.
Elad Eisenstein
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Bio: Elad Eisenstein is an Associate Director at Arup and the leader for urban design and masterplanning for the UK, Middle East and Africa. He joined Arup in 2005 after completing his masters degree in Housing & Urbanism at the AA. He has experience in a wide range of projects and has lectured internationally on urban design and sustainable urbanism.
Mostafa El-Sayed
Unit/Programme:Design Research Laboratory (DRL)
Bio: Mostafa El-Sayed is currently working as a member of the Computation and Design (co|de) group at Zaha Hadid Architects. He is a graduate of the AA and the American University of Sharjah. He has taught and presented work at various events, workshops and institutions both in London and internationally.
Sarah Entwistle
Unit/Programme:Foundation
Bio: Details to come
Ross Exo Adams
Unit/Programme:Histories & Theories Studies (HTS)
Bio: Ross Exo Adams holds a Masters of Architecture from the Berlage Institute in Rotterdam, and a BS in Biomaterial Science from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. He has worked as an architect and urban designer for MVRDV, Foster & Partners, Arup and Productora. He has taught at the Berlage Institute and at Brighton University. His writing and design work have been published in journals such as Radical Philosophy, Log, Thresholds, Project Russia and others. Currently, his PhD examines circulation as an urban paradigm and its relationship to liberal politics. He was awarded the RIBA 2011 LKE Ozolins Studentship.