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Gosia
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| Primary | KS3 | GCSE | A-Level | Degree | Adult Learner | |
| Architecture | - | - | - | - | £83 | - |
| Design And Technology | - | - | - | - | £83 | £83 |
| Drawing | - | - | - | - | £83 | - |
| Painting | - | - | - | - | £83 | - |
Information about Gosia
Design and theory tutor at several UK universities and architect at one of the major international practices in London. Throughout the years I have helped a number of students improve their academic work as well as mentored independent practitioners. I offer extensive guidance on architectural design and help with the technical and theoretical direction of your work by creating a positive learning environment that focuses on the needs of the individual student.
I hold an Architecture BA, Master in Architecture and a Post-graduate Diploma in Architectural Practice (Part III). I am also a qualified artist. In addition to my professional and teaching practice, I am also a researcher at the RCA so I can offer extensive guidance in thesis and dissertation writing.
I have working experience from architectural firms in London, Beijing and Zurich, as well as running my projects for private clients. In addition to my experience as an architect, I have worked in film, architectural animation as well as fine art projects.
I am versed in:
Revit
Sketch Up
Photoshop
InDesign
Illustrator
After Effects
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I can help you develop your skills in: hand drawing, painting, model making, 2D drafting and 3D modelling as well as film and animation, critical writing.
Availability: Weekdays: all day
Weekends: all day
Willing to travel: 2 miles
Experience: Currently teaching at Oxford Brookes, London South Bank University and working at a major international housing-led practice in London as well as working as a researcher at RCA.
I have been tutoring architecture students for the past 10 years (students achieving 1st Class Honours and high 2.1).



