About us
The work of the Representation, Fabrication and Computing Research Group encompasses a range of activities, from historical analysis and the science of visual perception, to design-based research and the exploration of innovative new fabrication technologies. In an age in which digital technology has facilitated a wealth of new opportunities for creative practice, it has never been more important to question the role of architectural representation.
The group is divided into three sub-groups: Body, Space and Representation, unified by an interest in drawing as a vehicle for spatial imagination; Design through Fabrication, comprised of academics and practitioners interested in the role of materials and new fabrication technologies in the design and production of architecture; and Spatial Interface, which considers a range of issues relating to representation, media technologies and the science of visual perception.
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Our location
Representation, Fabrication and Computing Research Group, 35 Marylebone Road, London NW1 5LS
Accessibility: Together with AccessAble, we have created online Disabled Access Guides for our buildings.
Contact us
Contact the research sub-group leaders:
Body, Space and Representation
Dr Alessandro Ayuso at [email protected]
Ro Spankie at [email protected]
Design Through Fabrication
Dr David Scott at [email protected]
Spatial Interface
Richard Difford at [email protected]