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About Me

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‘It is important to make buildings in which the users find freedom’ - Anne Lacaton

My name is Rebecca Weller, I qualified as a part II architectural assistant in July 2025, completing my MA at the Royal College of Art. 

 

I am a spatial designer and researcher based in London. My work explores the intersection of architecture, art, ecology and material extractivism. I advocate for a place-based design methodology that prioritises local material sourcing, manufacturing, and construction practices while preserving and highlighting the unique qualities and histories of a site.

Prior to studying architecture at RCA, I obtained a First-Class bachelor’s degree in history of art from Bristol University, my final thesis focussed on the installation work of Donald Rodney. I completed my Part I in architecture at Westminster University, receiving the final year award for my commitment to sustainable approaches.  I also have hands-on experience volunteering in Malaysian Borneo, working with a remote village community on a self-built Kindergarten project.

Achievments

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2021               

2020               

2020              

2015               

Westminster Green Fund Scheme

Co-Production Well-being Workshop 

Elected Third Year Studio Representative

RIBA West London 1st Year Prize

SOM Workshop 'Best in First Year' Award

Borneo Volunteer Programme

Experience

2022            

2022               

2021               

2020               

2017              

2012               

Flower Michelin: Part 1 Assistant

Astudio Architects Experience Week

BCI Studio Summer Placement

CJCT Architects Summer Placement

SAATCHI Gallery Internship

JH Cooke Art Restoration

Education

2019-2022       
2015-2018            
2009-2014                   

Westminster University   
Bristol University           
Epsom College                            

BA Architecture (1st Class Hons)
BA History of Art (1st Class Hons)
A Level Fine Art, Economics, English (A*, A*, A*)

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