Levent Ozruh

Trained as an architectural designer in the United Kingdom, Levent Ozruh was educated at University of Edinburgh and UCL’s Bartlett School of Architecture. He has worked as an architectural designer in Austria, Italy, UK. Prior to his masters at the Bartlett, he was an MIT researcher for Senseable City Lab. Currently, Levent is a Teaching Fellow at the Bartlett, co-leading a postgraduate design studio that focuses on the intersection of Bio-Spatial Design and Aritificial Intelligence. Levent’s work oscillates between small scale fabrication to speculative digital imagery of architecture. What unites them is an exploration for contemporariness in primitive and vernacular conditions of architecture, ranging from asteroid settlements to salt villages in Ethopia.

MA (Hons) Architecture (RIBA Part I) - The University of Edinburgh
MArch (Dist) Architecture (RIBA Part II) - The Bartlett, UCL