Dalina

I am an architectural designer living and working in London. I run a boutique architectural office, providing bespoke residential and retail design for high end clients, and working on large scale commercial and publicly funded projects as a consultant.

I have a BSc (Hons) in Architecture from UCL, an MA in Architecture (Distinction) from Westminster University and Professional Diploma in Architecture (Hons) from The Cass School of Architecture and Design at the University of London.

I teach on an ad-hoc basis at The Cass and at Westminster, and have had the opportunity to help many students successfully complete their studies.

I am also an avid and experienced graphic illustrator. I have completed a wide range of works for my design clients, and on personal commission. My work has been exhibited internationally, and I continue to teach drawing classes, focusing on spatiality, and concept focused representation.

Availability: As I work for myself I can make myself available as and when new enquries are made and new students need my support. I am mostly available during the week, but in some circumstances I can make myself available at the weekend.

Willing to travel: 10 miles

Experience: I have been leading my own successful architectural design practice since June 2012. Before that I worked for an architecture practice based in East London, focusing on residential projects and working on the Design and building of the London Overground (originally known as the East London Line). I also work as an ad-hoc tutor and critic for Westminster and for The Cass School of Design. I was a member of a team who completed the `Conversation Pieces` project for the London 2012 Olympics.