About Studio Gil

Studio Gil has worked on a variety of projects with ethnic minorities, communities, groups, and organisations blending design sensibility and craft with social agency.

Studio Gil’s repertoire spans varying sectors and typologies including new build residential dwellings, multi-unit residential schemes, community buildings, landscape and infrastructure projects, office fit-outs, school and educational structures, festivals, public realm, and exhibition design.

Studio Gil has crafted buildings in the UK and Latin America and its work is consistently published in acclaimed international architectural press. Since its foundation, the practice has been shortlisted as one of 3 world-wide finalists for the International Emirates Glass LEAF Young Architect of the Year Award (2009), Concrete House was shortlisted for RIBA London Awards (2014), 2[point]88 was longlisted for New London Architecture Don’t Move Improve Awards (2015), and the practice features in the highly acclaimed publication “New Architects 3: Britain’s Best Emerging Practices”(2016), a chronicle by the Architecture Foundation on the best practices established in the UK over the last decade.

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Pedro Gil

Pedro is a registered Architect and a member of the RIBA Expert Advisory Group, Architects for Change (AfC), the steering group which advises RIBA on matters relating to Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion. His interests lie in blending the creative process of crafting buildings with the subtleties of designing for people, places, and communities. He combines Architectural Practice with Academia in his role as a Senior Teaching Fellow at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL. He has taught Architecture at numerous UK universities. After several years’ experience at large practices such as Aedas Studio and ORMS, Pedro founded Studio Gil (2008).

Christo Meyer

Christo is a registered Architect, member of the RIBA, and has worked on a variety of Studio Gil projects that have been published nationally and internationally in both print and online books and publications. Alongside practice, he has taught architecture at various academic institutions in the UK which include The Bartlett School of Architecture UCL, University of Greenwich School of Architecture and Landscape, and University of Brighton School of Architecture and Design. He is Adjunct Professor and First Year Coordinator at INDA (International Program in Design and Architecture), Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand.