Architect and Conceptual Artist
07813 880868
me@mathewemmett.com
Education
RIBA Professional Practice
Chartered Architect ARB
RIBA Part III, 2002.
AADipl
The Architectural Association
RIBA Part II, 1998–2000.
Gardiner Theobald Scholarship
BA (Hons) First Class
Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL
RIBA Part I, 1993–1996.
Sir Henry Herbert Bartlett Award, Scholarship for Outstanding Performance Throughout Degree; Awarded by Peter Cook.
2nd Year Design Prize.
Foundation
Central St Martins, 1992–1993.
Work
EMMETT STUDIO
2000–present
Founding Partner
Commissioned by Charles Jencks to work on:
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Beijing Olympics: Black Hole Terrace, China (2008);
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Chaumont Garden Festival, France: Malediction d'Agamemnon Jardin de la Guerre (2004);
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Portello Park: Milan, Italy — in Collaboration with Gino Valle (2002);
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Imperial War Museum-North: In Collaboration with Studio Libeskind (2002);
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Garden of Scientific Speculation: Portrack House, Scotland (2002).
University of Plymouth
2002–present
Award Leader: BA (Hons) Spatial Design and
Lecturer: BA (Hons) Architecture.
Chelsea College of Art and Design
2005–present
External Examiner: MA Interior and Spatial Design.
Acanthus Ferguson Mann
Architect, 2004.
Harrison Sutton Partnership Architect, 2001–2003
RM Associates
Architect, 1999
YRM ARCHITECTS & PLANNERS Architectural Assistant, 1996–1998.
Publications
Space Craft: Developments in Architecural Computing, RIBA Publishing, April 2008 — ‘Contemporary Digital Design’.
Architectural Voices: Listening to Old Buildings, John Wiley & Sons, 2007 — ‘Soundscape of 2 Marsham Street’.
Building Design, Issue 1661, February 2005.
Architects Guide to Running a Practice, 2004.
Building Design, Issue 1634, July 2004.
The Garden of Cosmic Speculation, Charles Jencks, 2003.
RIBA Journal, November 2002.
The New Paradigm in Architecture, Charles Jencks, 2002.
Exhibitions
The London Group, Menier Gallery, London, 2007.
Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, Architecture, 2007.
Royal West of England, Architecture, 2005.
Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, Architecture, 2005.
Jurassic Challenge, World Heritage Commission, 2004.
Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, Architecture, 2004.
Sonic Event, Bedford Square, London, 2002.
Duckspool Arts Bursary: Digital Photography/narrative workshop by Chris Killip, 2001.
The Year of the Artist Residency: Arts Bursary. ‘Hyperactive’, Prema Arts Centre in Uley. In collaboration with Kaos Theatre. Experimental art form: live art; video; sound and dance, 2001.
Pirouetting Mosquito Nets Installation, Kerala, India, 1996.
Competitions
The New Architecture Foundation Building, London, 2004.
The Grand Egyptian Museum, Cairo, Egypt, 2002.