Roberto Boettger is an architect based in London. He is a lecturer at UAL Central Saint Martins. He studied at the AA and worked with 6a architects and OMA. Boettger has been awarded the RIBA Wren Scholarship, Valentiny Foundation Award and nominated for the RIBA President’s Medal. His writings have been featured in the Avery Review, AR, AU, and Domus. He sits at the Hackney Design Review Panel.

Olivia Neves Marra is an architect based in London. She is a lecturer at the Royal College of Art (RCA) and the Bartlett School of Architecture (UCL). As a practicing architect, she has worked on housing and urban design in Paris and Rio. Olivia earned her PhD from the AA with a thesis on the relationship between gardens, ownership and urban form. Her latest research work about Brazilian modernism features in AA Files 81.

• Experimental drawing and fieldwork techniques
• Public exhibition showing group and individual work
• Lecture series with guest lecturers based locally and from abroad
• Design tutorials with course directors
• Conceptual reflection on tectonics, architecture and the city
• Guided visits and critical observation of seminal locations in Rio de Janeiro
• Hosted by an art institution deeply connected to grassroots organisations of a culturally significant neighbourhood

A non-refundable £60 deposit is required from all applicants upon application and will be deducted from the total fees below:

• £695 – Standard Programme Fee (including a 1-year AA Digital Membership)
• £635 – AA Member Fee
• £508 – AA Full-time Student Fee
• £600 – Fee for Full-time students of Melbourne University, Chulalongkorn University and Chiang Mai University (including a 1-year AA Digital Membership)
   

Fees do not include flights or accommodation, but accommodation options can be advised.