Jisoo Hwang is a researcher, educator and ARB-registered architect. She is a tutor at the AA for Intermediate 17 and Environmental and Technical Studies and is also a studio master at the University of Westminster. With several years’ experience in practice, including positions at Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners and Hopkins Architects, Jisoo has developed expertise across a range of sectors including education, commercial and residential. Her professional experience spans multiple project stages and construction materials, and she remains committed to deepening her knowledge and expanding her practice through both teaching and research.

Sho Ito is an architect and founder of Studio-ITO, a design and research lab in London. He works predominantly on small scale interventions and extensions to transform everyday mundane spaces into spatially rich moments. He is a tutor at the AA for Intermediate 17 and Environmental and Technical Studies. Sho is also a First Year Studio Master at the AA and co-leads a Second Year Design Studio at the University of Westminster. His PhD research explores the extraction of sand and water in relation to geopolitical boundaries and territories.

Terrance Tae Hyuk Kim is the director of fakeprintshop. His work challenges the definition of architectural production, positing that until a building is realised, architects are essentially printing fictions. An AA alum, Terrance’s methodology combines narrative whimsy with forensic precision. His professional tenure ranges from deep-dive technical research to leading large-scale builds. He uses technology as an artistic medium to visualise the invisible constraints of urban space. Terrance is based in Seoul, where he creates smart and polite interventions that question the legacy of the site and the agency of the drawing.

• 3D modelling and representation
• 3D scanning and photogrammetry
• Moving drawings and animation
• Filmmaking and projection
• Critical thinking and discussions
• Geometric restitution investigation and the material culture of de-collaging

• £750 – Full Fee
• £600 – Early Bird
• £500 – AA students and Hongik University students
• £150 – Scholarship (ten places available to AA students and Cinnovate Partner Group on a first come, first served basis)

Flights and accommodation are not included. Participants need to bring their own laptops and drawing tools.