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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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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 

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.

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

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

+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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