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Education

2024 - Ongoing 

Urban Learners, London

Working with Urban Learners, developing and delivering architectural and creative education programmes for arts institutions and charitable organisations.

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The Cosmic House
Education Programme

2025 

The Cosmic House, London

Recently leading the development and delivery of a series of education workshops for The Cosmic House, contextually teaching sixthform students about Post-Modernist architecutre and ideas. Students took part in presentations, tours and creative activities relating to their learning, and importantly developing their ability to respond creatively to a brief - a key and transferable skill I think overlooked in much of curriculum arts education

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If Stone Could Speak

2026

St Paul's Churchyard,
London

Wayfinding design and public exhibition/pavillion outside St Paul's Cathedral, for the City of London and Cheapside Buisness Alliance BID.

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Tracking the Heritage 

2024 - 2025 

Camden Highline, London

Working with Urban Learners and Camden Highline, the Tracking the Heritage programme included a series of free workshops and tours for Camden Schools, a Family Guide and accompanying map and a online teachers resource, all focused around Camden's rich industrial heritage and the future of the borough.

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Thesis

2023

London Underground

Focused on the tacit rule of civil inattention on the tube. I argued that it’s accessibility & unparalleled diversity in the capital, makes it the ultimate public space ripe for social interaction & observation. However, despite its richness in diversity, social stimuli & potential for novel interaction, one of the Tube’s most striking features is the way people tend to ignore each other & present as unaware or inattentive to their fellow travellers, creating an atmosphere of disconnection. I then discuss a dismantling of this tacit rule, suggesting it inhibits social cohesion & a missed oppertunity for individual understanding of fellow city dwellers. The contents page is an adapted version of a Tube station design rescipe book I found in a disused TFL building in Southwark.

Izzy Watson

BSc Architecture 

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Multidiciplinary designer with a focus on spacial design at the human scale. Producing work with a distinct personal aesthetic, from household objects and sculpture through to installation and stage design.

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Currently working as a programme developer for Urban Learners CIC, designing and delivering architecture and creative education programmes for arts institutions and charitable organisations. 

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Also available for and experienced in planning application submissions, architectural visulisation and wood & metal fabrication.

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+44 753 209 5016

@izzywats0n

London

Graduate of The Bartlett School of Architecture, Univeristy College London. UG0 and UG13.

Foundation in Art & Design, Kingston University. Fashion & textiles pathway. 

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