Jake Burchill

From the dynamic heart of London's architecture scene, Jake Burchill emerges as a fresh talent, armed with a Part 1 in Architecture and a boundless curiosity for design. Beyond the drafting table, Burchill's interests branch into fashion and furniture design, enriching a creative repertoire with diverse inspirations.

A recent endeavour for the Zaha Hadid Foundation, drawing from the ancient Yakhchal structure of Iraq, reflects a deep reverence for cultural heritage. This project reimagines collaborative spaces, seamlessly blending zones for focused work, individual study, and relaxation. By harmonising functionality with aesthetic innovation, Burchill seeks to redefine how we inhabit and interact with architectural environments.

Jake Burchill is poised to bring this holistic approach and dedication to excellence to your team, eager to contribute to projects that challenge conventions and inspire transformative design solutions.

Impressionist Synoptic Painting of Interior – Primitive Futurism Is about taking primitive attitudes and behaviours and putting them in a modern context. Looking at how school children learn in groups by pushing individual learning to the edge of the classroom we see a collaborative space in the centre. Studying the heritage of Zaha Hadid we find solutions to the circulation issue by recreating the Yakhchals of her homeland in a futuristic way. In the realm of Primitive Futurism, we consider how the foundation may anticipate the future by cultivating its own crops within the greenhouses that round the dome, in keeping with the idea of incorporating primitive attitudes and behaviours into a modern framework.

Synoptic Drawing

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Exploded railed chair – Final Major Project.