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Camille Dunlop is a Digital Spatial Designer based in London. Her work transverses the increasingly blurred boundaries between 3D digital space, speculative design, and spatial design, with collaborative works having been exhibited at venues including the V&A, the RIBA and Somerset House. She has worked as part of speculative design studio Superflux, crafting immersive and experiential futures in both client-facing and research projects. Alongside practice, Camille is also a Lecturer at the Bartlett School of Architecture (UCL), where she teaches Cinematic and Videogame Architecture MArch.

Education

• Architecture MArch – Distinction.

• Architecture BSc - First Class Honours.

Experience

• Lecturer - Design Tutor - MArch Cinematic and Videogame Architecture
• Lecturer - Skills Tutor - MSci Architecture

• Associate Lecturer - MA Narrative Environments

• Senior Architectural and Digital Designer

• Part 1 Architectural Assistant

Awards

• Awarded for academic excellence throughout studies.

• Awarded for excellence in architectural drawing for ‘Pipeline Hijacking’.

• Nominated by the Bartlett School of Architecture for ‘Pipeline Hijacking’.

• Awarded for portfolio in final undergraduate year.