Johan Voordouw joins .horhizon

Johan Voordouw is a graduate of marcosandmarjans Unit 20 at the Bartlett School of Architecture 2007. He completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Manitoba, Canada in 2003 after an internship in the Netherlands.
Currently he is in his second year of lecturing History and Theory of Architecture at London Southbank University. Johan has also been a guest critic for LSBU and Paris’s Ecole Speciale d’Architecture in 2008.
Johan has won a number of international competitions and exhibited in Canada, the United States and London. At the Bartlett Summer Shows they won best Unit in two consecutive years from Paul Finch in 2006 and Lord Richard Rogers in 2007.
Johan’s work attempts to elicit an emotional response through the digital atmospheric, the work seeks to create spaces for exploration and discovery setting up complex theatrical programs that require active participation and interaction with the physical built-form.

www.johanvoordouw.com

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