About Us

 
 

LYN Atelier

Lyn Atelier is an architecture, interiors, exhibition and installation design practice committed to creating rich and engaging experiences through simple quality design. We work with our clients to understand, research and develop a brief together seeking to create challenging, intelligently thought through and well constructed projects.


With our experience across a diverse range of three dimensional design disciplines we have developed strong working relationships with specialists such as curators, education consultants, graphic designers, interactive designers, artists, services and structural engineers and contractors.


Our projects range from buildings and exhibitions to performances and urban landscapes. We have a track record of delivering extraordinary projects on time and on budget.

 

The Team

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Andrew Lock has worked in the theatre, exhibition and architecture sectors for over fifteen years. His clients include cultural institutions such as Southbank Centre, The British Library, The Barbican Centre and the Royal Shakespeare Company and com

Andrew Lock has worked in the theatre, exhibition and architecture sectors for over fifteen years. His clients include cultural institutions such as Southbank Centre, The British Library, The Barbican Centre and the Royal Shakespeare Company and commercial projects for Argent in Kings Cross and the LLDC.

He trained in theatre design before working with architecture and design practices and setting up his own company, LYN in 2009.

He specialises in bringing his understanding of the arts to the built environment, with projects ranging from working with Sir Peter Hall on the design of the Rose Theatre in Kingston upon Thames to acting as design associate at Southbank Centre working on wayfinding, placemaking, cultural activation and curation, temporary and mobile event venues and visitor interaction.

He has expertise in community engagement and participatory design and make processes.



A founding partner and practicing architect, Mirei Yoshida has worked at various offices including David Chipperfield and Allies and Morrison in London. She has taught at academic institutions both in the UK and Japan. In 2006 she was appointed s

A founding partner and practicing architect, Mirei Yoshida has worked at various offices including David Chipperfield and Allies and Morrison in London. She has taught at academic institutions both in the UK and Japan. In 2006 she was appointed senior lecturer at University of East London. She has run a variety of architectural workshops such as Junior London Open House and “Self – Build City” in Meguro city museum. In 2009 she was appointed as Curator Gallery ROM for Kunst og Arkitektur (an independent art and architecture gallery)in Oslo.