Wynne Leung

Architect, Educator and AUB Industry Fellow

Having worked across architectural sectors and scales from residential, retail, public cultural and national infrastructure, Wynne’s recent work on Crossrail (the new Elizabeth line) as Project Architect has overseen one of the largest railway projects in Europe from the design and 1:1 prototype, all the way through to delivery on multiple complex sites.

Wynne has help developed with the client and the team new innovative design solutions for the line-wide components, forming a new identity for transport in London.

Working with fabricators and contractors across the UK and Europe, Wynne’s extensive knowledge in architectural and Industrial design fabrication enhance the school’s teaching in collaborative making and finding such innovative solutions to work with local enterprises. The work with Grimshaw's Positive Works Group has also enabled educational collaborations with various local communities across ages and with other institutions around the UK.

In 2008, Wynne won a RIBA Architecture President’s Medal for her Invisible University Library design thesis alongside fellow University of Greenwich student Francesco Matteo Belfiore, prior to her postgraduate studies at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London.

The Invisible University Library explores the position of the book, the writer, education and communication in contemporary society, whereby students lead a shift from written language to technological media.