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Open Evening 20 January 2026
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Lee Ivett Open Evening Speech
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Open Evening 19 November 2025
AJ Student Prize | Postgraduate Winner: Amy Wilkinson
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‘A Seat at the Table’ Summer Show 2025
University of the Built Environment
OPEN DAY 11 June 2025
Future Skills Think Tank
LSA and UCEM merge
Future Skills Think Tank
Festival of the Future
Sixty years on from the London County Council: legacy, impact, learning
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Load moreFabrizio Matillana
Fabrizio Matillana is a chartered architect and chartered planner.
He is Deputy Head of Design & Conservation at Islington Council. He leads the design advice on high profile projects in housing, commercial, mixed-use, higher education, civic and life science sectors in strategic and heritage settings. His focus is planning for alternative models to deliver high density housing in inner city contexts.
He has advised the Islington’s New Building Housing Programme, responsible for delivering new council housing. His work has been nominated at the Housing Design Awards 2024. While at Enfield Council he led the urban design advice for the borough’s high profile schemes including Meridian Water Phase 1 and Edmonton Green Shopping Centre, as well as major projects in green belt, brownfield, strategic industrial land and tall buildings. Meridian Water was awarded Planning Awards 2024 for best housing scheme of 500+ homes and Editor’s Pick.
He has experience working on development management of strategic projects, working with and advising on drafting design codes, SPDs and design policies. He has also been urban design expert witness at planning inquiries. He is a member of Design South East and sits in the Bexley and Harrow Design Review Panels. He has been a Built by Us, RCA Practice and Urban Design London Code School mentor.
His research interests are models of hybrid architectural and planning practice that provide strategic design input at city level, such as planning for high density housing, design coding and new metrics for defining perceived density. His research has been published in academic and trade journals including Frontier, RIBA Journal and the RTPI Urban Design Network.
He has supervised RIBA Silver Medal and AJ Student Prize High Commendation winning projects. He has run design modules at the Bartlett School of Planning and been guest critic at the Architectural Association, Bartlett School of Architecture, University of Greenwich and University of Reading.
He was named a RIBA Journal Rising Star in 2020.
Fabrizio is a Second Year Design Tutor at the LSA.