Studio NYALI is a London based architecture practice founded by Nana Biamah-Ofosu and Bushra Mohamed. Our work aims to center peripheral identities, cultures and people by examining, challenging and shifting architectural critiques and narratives towards a more inclusive, holistic understanding of the built environment. The practice is focused on identity, shared histories and spaces with a strong belief that architecture must be understood as the embodiment and artefact of the human experience.
Studio NYALI has been named as one of ArchDaily’s Best New Practices of 2021.
Teaching & Research is an integral part of our practice. Together, Nana & Bushra lead Diploma 2 at the Architectural Association & Studio 3.2 at the Department of Architecture and Landscape at Kingston School of Art. We are carrying out a research project titled The Course of Empire: A Compound House Typology.
To work with us please get in touch at info@studionyali.com
Studio NYALI is an equal opportunities employer and values diversity.
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Nana Biamah-Ofosu BA (Hons) MArch ARB
Nana studied at Kingston School of Art, and has previously worked at several London practices, including Karakusevic Carson Architects and Hugh Strange Architects. Nana was also part of the second cohort of New Architecture Writers and has since written articles for the RIAS, Architecture Today, the Architects’ Journal, Frame Magazine, KINFOLK, and HADARA, amongst others.
Bushra Mohamed BA (Hons) MArch ARB
Bushra studied at Kingston School of Art, and has previously worked at David Kohn Architects and DRDH Architects in London, as well as Monadnock Architects in The Netherlands. Bushra has contributed to publications such as the RIBA Journal, NOW YOU KNOW, Tribune Magazine and AA Files. She was named a RIBAJ Rising Star in 2020.
Collaborators & Clients
Edmund Naylor & Joanna Pleming
London Borough of Waltham Forest
Richard Aina
Sthuthi Ramesh & Sebastian Grenzhaeuser
Yẹmí Àlàdérun
Studio NYALI is a London based architecture practice founded by Nana Biamah-Ofosu and Bushra Mohamed. Our work aims to center peripheral identities, cultures and people by examining, challenging and shifting architectural critiques and narratives towards a more inclusive, holistic understanding of the built environment. The practice is focused on identity, shared histories and spaces with a strong belief that architecture must be understood as the embodiment and artefact of the human experience.
Studio NYALI has been named as one of ArchDaily’s Best New Practices of 2021.
Teaching & Research is an integral part of our practice. Together, Nana & Bushra lead Diploma 2 at the Architectural Association & Studio 3.2 at the Department of Architecture and Landscape at Kingston School of Art. We are carrying out a research project titled The Course of Empire: A Compound House Typology.
To work with us please get in touch at info@studionyali.com
Studio NYALI is an equal opportunities employer and values diversity.
Follow us on Instagram
Nana Biamah-Ofosu BA (Hons) MArch ARB
Nana studied at Kingston School of Art, and has previously worked at several London practices, including Karakusevic Carson Architects and Hugh Strange Architects. Nana was also part of the second cohort of New Architecture Writers and has since written articles for the RIAS, Architecture Today, the Architects’ Journal, Frame Magazine, KINFOLK, and HADARA, amongst others.
Bushra Mohamed BA (Hons) MArch ARB
Bushra studied at Kingston School of Art, and has previously worked at David Kohn Architects and DRDH Architects in London, as well as Monadnock Architects in The Netherlands. Bushra has contributed to publications such as the RIBA Journal, NOW YOU KNOW, Tribune Magazine and AA Files. She was named a RIBAJ Rising Star in 2020.
Collaborators & Clients
Edmund Naylor & Joanna Pleming
London Borough of Waltham Forest
Richard Aina
Sthuthi Ramesh & Sebastian Grenzhaeuser
Yẹmí Àlàdérun