Nathalie Rozencwajg is the founder and director of NAME architecture, an international studio based in London and Paris. She established the practice in 2018, building a team that works across many cultures, scales and building types, with particular expertise in culturally significant projects and in unlocking the potential of existing and listed buildings.
Before founding NAME architecture, Nathalie co-founded RARE architecture, where she was a director for 12 years and led projects including the Town Hall Hotel in London. Her earlier career took her to work on projects in London, Beijing and Athens. Alongside practice, she taught for over a decade at the Architectural Association (AA) in London.
In this Architecture Social conversation she explores the impact of artificial intelligence on architecture: where AI sits in the long history of the profession, how parametric and AI tools are reshaping the design process from concept to delivery, the importance of the prompt and of language in image generation, and what it all means for how architecture is taught and practised.
Watch or listen to the full conversation in the Architecture Social CPD: The IMPACT of AI within the Architecture Profession, ft. Nathalie Rozencwajg at NAME architecture.