Felix has now returned to his studies at ESALA to complete his Part II MArch qualification. Alongside his studies, he will be working part-time in the office assisting on various projects.
His final year project translated the model of a rural croft into the urban context of Leith and explored how a cluster of kitchens, workshops and residential buildings could provide the facilities to nurture a community; it received a commendation in the RIBA Bronze Medal and was nominated for the AJ Student Prize. The project’s exploration of the material potential of Scottish forests informed the projects material and tectonic ambitions and reflected his enthusiasm for Scotland’s rich landscape and culture.
Throughout his studies Felix led the production of Crumble, an Edinburgh based student-run architectural magazine, where he relished being central to the project’s discussions on the influence architecture has on society and cultural whilst managing the ideation, development, and delivery of issues #5 ‘Moment, Movement’ and #6 ‘Rules of Play’.
