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NAME architecture

NAME architecture is an architecture practice based in London and Paris, founded in 2018 by Nathalie Rozencwajg. The practice works extensively with existing and listed buildings and in conservation areas.

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UK - England - Greater London
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ConservationHospitalityMixed-UseResidential (High-end)

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  1. London, United Kingdom · 2019

    Where do you sit?

    A 2019 dining concept that uses one adaptable table to explore privacy, intimacy and social connection.

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Join Stephen Drew in the next episode of Architecture Social as he talks to Nathalie Rozencwajg, founder of NAME Architecture, to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on architecture and the architecture profession.

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About NAME architecture.

NAME architecture is an architecture practice based in London and Paris, founded in 2018 by Nathalie Rozencwajg. The practice works extensively with existing and listed buildings and in conservation areas.

Website: https://www.namearchitecture.net

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The IMPACT of AI within the Architecture Profession, ft. Nathalie Rozencwajg at NAME Architecture

Join Stephen Drew in the next episode of Architecture Social as he talks to Nathalie Rozencwajg, founder of NAME Architecture, to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on architecture and the architecture profession.

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