The London School of Architecture
  • Ben Adofo

    Acting Accountable Officer and Registrar
  • Dave Betts

    School Director
  • Eimear Marley

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    Eimear is the Studio Coordinator at the London School of Architecture. Born and bred in Cork, she studied the History of Art and Architecture at Trinity College Dublin and has recently completed her postgraduate diploma in Cultural Event Management. Her passions include art, travel, and the Uberboat.

  • Jim Green

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    Jim is the first point of contact for students at the LSA, where he provides day-to-day support and helps resolve a wide range of academic and operational queries. He enjoys being a reliable go-to person for students and takes pride in making their experience at the school as smooth and positive as possible. With over four years of experience in the public sector, including supporting international nurses, Jim brings a strong background in student services and problem-solving. Originally from Bristol, he’s lived in London for six years and loves the city’s energy and diversity.

  • Lily Wilkinson

    Lily is the Ops and Projects Manager at the LSA. She graduated from the University of Bath with a BSc in Architecture in 2015 and worked in the sector for a couple of years before travelling the world. On returning to London she discovered a passion for startups, working for a wedding planning app, a media company and founding her own travel-tech business. She has varied experience across Project Management, Marketing, Partnerships and HR in higher education, and now brings this together with her architectural background to support all projects across the school. Outside of work she loves to explore everything cultural that London has to offer, escaping the city frequently for downtime in nature.
  • Lucy Strange

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    Lucy is the Marketing Manager at the London School of Architecture. She studied the History of Art at the University of Warwick, and has since built a career in social media and marketing roles within the creative industries. She brings a love of all things art and design to this role at the London School of Architecture, where she has the pleasure of sharing students’ work with the world.

  • Ruth Lang

    Dr Ruth Lang is an architect, curator, and writer, whose work explores how the processes of contemporary architectural practice can better respond to the Climate Emergency. This research led to the publication of “Building for Change: the Architecture of Creative Reuse” with gestalten. She has exhibited at the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Jerwood Gallery, and was a research fellow for the Future Observatory at the Design Museum.

    Ruth is the Head of Part 2/MArch Programme.

  • Tia Duong

    Tia Duong is the Practice Network Coordinator at the LSA.

    Tia studied Architecture at the Bartlett (UCL), graduating with first-class honours. She began her career in architectural practice in London before spending a year in Vietnam, where she worked in marketing and founded a furniture and services studio focused on locally sourced materials. During this time, her team won first place in a UNESCO ideas competition.

    She returned to the UK to pursue a master’s in Construction Economics and Management, graduating with distinction in 2024. Tia joined the LSA as a Research Associate on the Future Skills Think Tank, and now coordinates the Practice Network, supporting collaboration between architectural practices, the LSA and its students.

    Outside of work, she enjoys rock climbing, volunteering, and furniture making.