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Chartered Architect, RIBA Member
EU Registered Architect Certificate
ARB registered Architect
PG Diploma Prof Practice Arch, Distinction
Diploma in Architecture
Thesis featured with SuperArchitects
Work published in MacMag40
BArch with Honours, First Class
MacMag39 featured with ArchDaily,
Dezeen, Archinect, Pureprint, GSA
Saltire Society Travel Bursary Nomination
Shortlist for Wren Insurance Scholarship
Featured in GSA Undergrad Magazine
Work published in MacMag38
Nominated for RIBA Bronze Medal
GIA Third Year Design Prize
Holmes Miller Award
Sheppard Robson Commendation
ISA Travel Award
Interact Commendation
ArchMedium PMKTL Finalist
Work published in MacMag36
JD Kelly Memorial Prize
GIA Commendation
Estonian Young Scholar Grant
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Email:
arseni@arsenit.com
I'm Arseni Timofejev.
My passion for design has taken me around the world: in New York and Beijing, I worked with Steven Holl Architects and contributed to the creation of the Lewis Centre at Princeton University, the Reid building at the Glasgow School of Art, Maggie's Centre at Bart's London, the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Bremerton Youth Wellness Campus as well as the Chinpaosan Necropolis Complex in Taiwan. Today, I am based in London as part of team Coffey Architects — leading a number of exciting projects within a sensitive historical context.
My first step on this path began with the award of the Estonian Young Scholar Grant. With this, I ventured to the Mac in Glasgow, leaving with a First Class Bachelor with Honours and Diploma in Architecture — as well as a nomination for the RIBA President's Bronze Medal, and a Thesis feature with Super-Architects.
In addition to my studies, I spent over four years researching and presenting the Glasgow School of Art building by C.R.Mackintosh, and was later asked to write a script for the new Reid building tour. As Editor of MacMag39, I wrote for, designed and produced a publication that ended up selling 800 copies worldwide and was featured with the likes of Archdaily, Dezeen and Archinect.
Other than Architecture, my passion is for languages — I speak English, Estonian, Russian, French and Japanese, and am currently practicing Mandarin.
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