Studio
NAME architecture is an international architectural practice founded by award-winning architect Nathalie Rozencwajg.
About NAME
Working across cultural, residential, retail and hospitality sectors, NAME creates highly contextual projects which maximise the design potential of both buildings and interiors.
Best known for its award-winning Grade II listed Town Hall Hotel in East London, NAME has significant expertise working in conservation areas and with existing and listed buildings.
The practice’s approach combines a respect for the value of built heritage with an understanding of its clients’ long-term business objectives resulting in schemes which are viable, sustainable and beautiful.
A global practice with strong local connections, NAME has designed projects as diverse as an Arctic resort in Lapland, a shopping mall in Bangkok, and a new hotel for a desert climate. Each and every project is considered as a building in its own right, and as an opportunity to contribute to and enhance its surroundings.
Skilled at addressing the constraints of complex projects, NAME’s approach is rooted in ongoing research into new materials and advanced methods of design and construction, building trusted networks of partners and experts to help leverage the potential for innovation.
The value of NAME’s international experience and multicultural approach is demonstrated by a portfolio of original, striking and meticulously conceptualised projects. NAME brings expertise, vision and creativity to every project, working collaboratively to help clients shape their ideas into reality.
NAME is based in London and Paris.
Contact
London
124 City Road,
London, EC1V 2NX
+44 (0) 20 3239 9332
Paris
10 rue Oberkampf
75011, Paris
+33 (0) 9 5473 5885
info@namearchitecture.net
About Nathalie Rozencwajg
Nathalie Rozencwajg is the founder of NAME Architecture, and an internationally-acclaimed award-winning architect.
Nathalie began her career working for a number of internationally renowned practices on projects in London, Beijing, Athens and Mecca. She went on to co-found RARE architecture, where she was a Director for 12 years, responsible for a portfolio of award-winning projects. Her clients have included Club Med, Accor and Unlisted Collection, British Airways, Land Securities and the Berkeley Group. She has gained a reputation for her collaborative approach and for creating iconic projects which breathe new life into historic buildings and in conservation areas.
Nathalie graduated from the AA school of architecture in London in 2001 and maintains close ties with the school, where she was a Unit Master between 2004 and 2016.
Nathalie is a regular contributor to architecture and design journals, speaking and lecturing to a wide range of international audiences. She was shortlisted for the Architect Journal’s Emerging Woman Architect of the Year and identified by The Guardian newspaper as one of its ‘10 Women Architects to watch’.
