Erika Suzuki is from Tokyo, Japan, where she started training as an architect at Tokyo Metropolitan University. After completing a BEng and MEng in architecture, Erika moved to London and completed her Diploma and Master's at the Bartlett School of Architecture (UCL). She has worked for internationally renowned architects such as Pritzker Prize-winner Shigeru Ban and award-winning London practices such as Takero Shimazaki Architects prior to starting Office Ten Architecture together with Anders Luhr in 2017. Erika teaches at the AA and lectures at many other universities and events. 
 

Anders Strand Luhr is an architect and cofounder of Office Ten Architecture, established in 2017. He focuses on creating accessible and diverse architectural designs that aim to improve the lives of clients and communities. Luhr is also involved in the Greenest House movement, which aims to upgrade and retrofit existing homes to enhance energy efficiency and sustainability. Office Ten created an initiative called Greenest House which has been exhibited at Venice Biennale 2025.

• On-site documentation and surveying
• 3D scanning of structures
• Analysis of construction systems and joint typologies
• Systematic decomposition of building components into recognisable elements
• Digitally model traditional construction techniques using Rhino and Grasshopper
• Integrate salvaged timber elements as unpredictable, site-specific inputs
• Develop hybrid construction strategies that merge vernacular knowledge with contemporary fabrication
• On-site experience

Applications for this programme will open soon.

Fees will not include flights and accommodation, but accommodation options can be advised.

Students will need to bring their own laptops, digital equipment and model making tools.