Jonathan Pugh
MA work
MA work
Pet Pests
I am interested in participation and its idiosyncrasies: friendly deviance, serious comedy and unusual acts of activism or charity. My projects at the Royal College of Art have tended to look at institutions, organisations and autonomy: how financial loopholes can generate unexpected links in the built environment. This year I have been mostly looking at condemned canines: Pet Pests is about the domestic dog as a puppet and a criminal, as a provider and commodity, and as a companion and a fool.
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Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Architecture
Programme
MA Architecture, 2008
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Contact
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07980 528246
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Pet Pests
I am interested in participation and its idiosyncrasies: friendly deviance, serious comedy and unusual acts of activism or charity. My projects at the Royal College of Art have tended to look at institutions, organisations and autonomy: how financial loopholes can generate unexpected links in the built environment. This year I have been mostly looking at condemned canines: Pet Pests is about the domestic dog as a puppet and a criminal, as a provider and commodity, and as a companion and a fool.
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Degrees
- BA Architecture, Glasgow School of Art, 2005
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Experience
- Architectural Assistant, Flores/Prats Architects, Barcelona, Spain, 2005-7
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Exhibitions
- Hong Kong & Shenzhen Bi-city Biennale of Urbanism/ Architecture, Hong Kong, 2008; 'External Work', Podium Gallery, Mackintosh School of Architecture, Glasgow, 2006; ‘Plaça de Sant Just’, taller Eduardo, Barcelona, 2006; ‘Six’, Young Designers Gallery, The Lighthouse, Glasgow, 2006
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Awards
- Joint First place, Student Healthcare Design Award, GHUPA (Global University Programme in Healthcare Architecture), Tokyo, 2007; First place, Student Healthcare Design Award, Architects for Health, 2007; First place, Undergraduate Schools of Architecture in Scotland, Lighthouse Award, 2005