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Annabel Koeck
London, UKAnnabel Koeck is a designer, writer, and associate at Grimshaw. She is passionate about integrated design and stakeholder engagement processes and has broad experience in the commercial and infrastructure sectors as design lead across projects in Australia, the Middle East and the UK. Annabel is a committee member for the British Council for Offices, focusing on advancing discussions around the future of workplace. She is also a contributor to publications such as ArchDaily and the Australian Design Review, reflecting on contemporary architectural practice.
As a founding director of Scale Rule, a community interest company of architects and engineers, she leads community engagement programmes and construction projects encouraging diversity in the architecture, engineering, and building industries.
1 articles by Annabel Koeck
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Views on Architecture
The Future of Architecture
- 6th February 2020
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