LSA tutor is RIBA House of the Year finalist

Artefact have been announced as a finalist for RIBA House of the Year 2025 for Triangle House.

‘When designing Triangle House, we wanted the architecture to reflect the culture of our clients, express its humble materials and be transportative – taking you from an everyday cul-de-sac into a joyful inner world of colour, light and plants. We are thrilled that these ideas have been recognised with a RIBA House of the Year shortlisting.’ – Daniel Marmot Artefact co-founder and First Year Design Tutor at the LSA.

LSA tutor Daniel Marmot is an architect and co-founder of Artefact which designs homes, community and cultural projects that reflect the culture of their users. Working collaboratively with clients and communities, his work marries the craft of architecture with a commitment to delivering projects that seek to bring joy to their users while minimising carbon in construction and in use.

Daniel studied architecture at University of Cambridge and the Bartlett School of Architecture. Prior to founding Artefact, Daniel worked as an Associate at Henley Halebrown, leading educational projects, residential developments, masterplans and research studies for Local Authorities across London. He has previously worked at urban design practice Publica, Alison Brooks Architects and MVRDV in Rotterdam. Daniel has taught design studios at the University of Nottingham and Central St Martins. His writing and work have been widely published and exhibited, and he is a mentor on the FLUID Built By Us Programme.