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Daniel Rosbottom is a Professor of Architecture Interior at Delft University of Technology, leading the Chair of Interiors Buildings Cities. With extensive experience in academia and practice at an international level, he promotes teaching through projects that foster a symbiotic relationship between practice and education. Previously, he served as the Head of the School of Architecture and Landscape at Kingston University in London, where he guided students in design research projects that had a tangible impact on the wider city, collaborating with London's Mayor's office. Co-founding DRDH Architects in 2000 with David Howarth, Rosbottom's firm has received international acclaim for its competition-winning projects, including a renowned concert hall and public library in Bodø, Norway. His current appointment accentuates the international focus of his chair, which was previously held by Professor Emeritus Tony Fretton. Rosbottom emphasizes the importance of understanding architecture within the social discourse of contemporary cities, aiming to lead discussions about how urban environments are inhabited. Although his focus is primarily on interior architecture, he recognizes the necessity of situating this within a broader context, addressing the legacies left by modernity and encouraging a shift from visual to bodily understandings of spaces.
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