Lennart Wolff is an architect and curator working at the intersection of art and architecture, with a practice spanning teaching, writing, design and exhibition architecture. His research and exhibitions engage with concepts such as infrastructural critique, examining their influence on architectural exhibition practices that challenge dominant discourse and spatialise counter-histories. He has worked with institutions including the Architekturmuseum Berlin and Kunstverein in Hamburg, and most recently on establishing Limbo Museum in Accra. He leads the Berlin-based studio lennart wolff / wolff:architekten and codirects the curatorial collective km temporaer with Elisa R Linn.

Klaus Platzgummer is a lecturer in History and Theory Studies and a PhD candidate at the AA. His doctoral research excavates histories of archival infrastructures in bureaucracies, aligning with his broader interests in the histories and theories of architecture and media, as well as in discourses on archival politics, epistemic violence, data criticism and in forensic practices. As a research associate at the Department of Architecture Theory at TU Berlin (2018–23), he co-initiated the cross-institutional, international research collaborative 'Building Information' and was part of the Augmented Historiography Collaborative.

• Get to know diverse curatorial methods and approaches to exhibition making
• Experiment with the different media and displays strategies crucial for the presentation of architecture
• Develop and practice skills crucial to exhibition making: critical evaluation of research, leading discussions and conversations, conducting interviews, writing proposals and reviews
• Meet and discuss with professionals from the fields of art and architecture
• Present your own curatorial interests and research to the group and invited experts

• £755 – Full Fee (including one year AA Digital Membership)
• £410 – Scholarship (two places are available for this programme)

Fees do not include flights, accommodation or study trip expenses.