FELIPE LANUZA

Felipe is co-founder of DLA Scan Architectural Studio and is currently teaching Humanities and Design Studio across different programmes at the School of Architecture and Landscape, University of Sheffield. He obtained his BA and professional qualification as an Architect at the University of Chile, a Master in Architecture at the Catholic University of Chile (PUC), and a PhD in Architectural Design from the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London (UCL). 

After completing his PhD, Felipe has worked as a researcher at the UCL Urban Laboratory, at the Centre for Architecture, Urbanism and Global Heritage (CAUGH) of Nottingham Trent University (NTU, and at the School of Architecture at the University of Reading. He was most recently a Senior Research Fellow at the Architecture, Culture and Tectonics Research Group at the University of Nottingham. Felipe actively disseminates his research internationally through publications, exhibitions, conference presentations, and invited talks.  

Experiences and discourses of absence in the built environment are Felipe’s core research subject, to build up alternative understandings and representations of urban change, and to inform design thinking. His recent research interests focus on architectural design and representations of place to address people’s memories and reflective engagement with nature in disused urban spaces, fostering awareness, care, and attitudinal change in the context of the environmental crisis. He has disseminated this project at the 101 Questioning the Fundamentals Conference at Newcastle University in 2023 and the AHRA Conceptualising Environment(s) Conference at the University of Liverpool in 2025.

His international teaching experience spans over 20 years. It covers interior design, architecture, urban and landscape design, as well as architectural history and theory, at the Universities of Greenwich and Kingston (UK), PUC and Talca (Chile), Puerto Rico (PR), among others. He served as an External Examiner for the Interior Design BA at the University of East London, and has been invited for project reviews at the MA Creative Practice at the Bartlett UCL, the Manchester School of Architecture in the UK, the Master in Architectural Conservation and Regeneration at CEPT University in India, and at the Georgia Tech School of Architecture in the USA. Felipe is a member of Urban Transcripts and the Association of Critical Heritage Studies.

Felipe es Arquitecto de la Universidad de Chile, Magíster en Arquitectura por la Universidad Católica de Chile, y PhD in Architectural Design por La Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London. Actualmente es profesor de teoría y proyectos en la Escuela de Arquitectura y Paisaje de la Universidad de Sheffield.      

Después de terminar su doctorado, Felipe trabajó en investigación en el UCL Urban Laboratory y en la Nottingham Trent University. Su principal tema de investigación explora experiencias y discursos de ausencia en el medio construido para crear representaciones alternativas de los cambios urbanos e informar aproximaciones al diseño. Felipe ha difundido su investigación internacionalmente a través de publicaciones, exhibiciones, presentaciones en conferencias y como presentador invitado.

Su experiencia docente es de carácter internacional y abarca 20 años, en las áreas de diseño interior, arquitectura, diseño urbano y del paisaje, y teoría e historia de la arquitectura. Felipe fue Examinador Externo en el programa de Interior Design de la University of East London y recientemente ha sido invitado a revisiones de proyectos en el Master of Arts in Creative Practice en la Bartlett UCL y en la Manchester School of Architecture en el Reino Unido; en el Master in Architectural Conservation and Regeneration de la Universidad CEPT en India; y en la Georgia Tech School of Architecture en los Estados Unidos. 

FEATURED PUBLICATION

“The Layered Absences of the Heygate Estate, South London (1974-2014)”

arq: Architectural Research Quarterly

Publications

DOUBLE-BLIND PEER-REVIEWED

2024 Journal Article:  Devilat, Bernadette; Mrudula Mane; Zeus Pithawalla and Felipe Lanuza. “Advanced documentation technologies for people-centred preparedness and re-construction in Bela, India”, Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Journal (October 2024), DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/DPM-12-2023-0316 

2024 Journal Article:  Lanuza, Felipe. “Archive and site: The ghost of Peter Eisenman's 1978 Cannaregio Ovest project in Venice”, ARENA Journal of Architectural Research, 9-1:2 (June 2024), DOI: 10.55588/ajar.389 

2023 Conference Proceedings:  Vasilikou, Carolina; Yiorgos Papamanousakis and Felipe Lanuza. “The Story of the Design Partnership Behind Zero City Plus: A Community Game for Participation and Local Governance Beyond Net Zero Goals”, In: Hilal, Sandi; Merve Bedir; Mette Ramsgaard Thomsen and Martin Tamke (eds) Design for Partnerships for Change. Proceedings of the UIA World Congress of Architects Copenhagen 2023. Sustainable Development Goals Series. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-36993-3_4 

2021 Conference Proceedings: Devilat, Bernadette; Desai, Jigna ; Jigyasu, Rohit, Abdelmonem, Mohamed G, Mane, Mrudula, and Lanuza, Felipe. “Towards a re-construction method for seismic-prone heritage settlements in Gujarat, India, based on advanced recording technologies”, XVII International Conference on Studies, Repairs and Maintenance of Heritage Architecture STREMAH 2021 (online). Held in May. Organisers: Wessex Institute of Technology, UK, and Link Campus University, Italy. Publication in WIT Transactions of the Built Environment.

2020 Book Chapter: Devilat, Bernadette and Felipe Lanuza. “Drawing (on) the context: scanning, designing, building”, in The Artful Plan: Architectural Drawing Reconfigured, edited by Martin Søberg and Anna Hougaard. Basel: Birkhäuser Verlag, pp. 138 – 155.

2020 Article: Lanuza, Felipe. “The Layered Absences of the Heygate Estate”, arq: Architectural Research Quarterly 24-1 (May 2020), pp. 49 – 65. DOI: 10.1017/S135913552000010X

2019 Article: Lanuza, Felipe. “Absence, silence and the shades of Takemitsu´s Ma in Venice”,Interstices Journal of Architecture and related Arts Nº20 ‘Presence’, pp. 80 – 92. DOI: https://doi.org/10.24135/ijara.v0i0.557

2008 Article: Lanuza, Felipe. “Ruin, Allegory and Anamnesis: the practice of memory on the dis-appearance of the ex-railway ring of Santiago” (in translation from Spanish). De Arquitectura, Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of Chile, Santiago. Nº 18, ISSN 0716 – 8722, pp. 20 – 28. http://www.revistas.uchile.cl/index.php/RA/article/view/28162

2008 Article: Mondragón, Hugo and Felipe Lanuza. “The Intricate game of identity: for an archaeology of the Colombian architecture” (in translation from Spanish). DeArq, Architecture Department of the University of the Andes (Colombia) ISSN 2011 – 3188, Nº3, pp. 5 – 12. https://revistas.uniandes.edu.co/doi/abs/10.18389/dearq3.2008.01

2006 Article: Lanuza, Felipe. “Suspended Fragments: reflections on the ex-tajamares of the Mapocho river” (in translation from Spanish). De Arquitectura, Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of Chile, Santiago, Nº13, ISSN 0716 – 8722, pp. 93 – 97. http://www.revistas.uchile.cl/index.php/RA/article/view/28303

Other Selected Publications

2025 Journal Article: Devilat, Bernadette and Felipe Lanuza. “3D Laser Scanning representation in Architecture: the place of the record” Architecture Image Studies (AIS) 6-2, pp. 8-41. 

 2022 Issue Brief: Devilat, Bernadette, Gamal Abdelmonem, Felipe Lanuza, Jigna Desai, Mrudula Mane, Zeus Pithawalla, Rohit Jigyasu, Sukrit Sen, Aditya Singh and Repaul Kanji. Introducing technology to break the unsustainable cycle of building replacement after earthquakes towards a culture of reuse and risk mitigation. In: Giliberto, Francesca and Rowan Jackson (eds.). (2022). Cultural Heritage in the Context of Disasters and Climate Change. Insights from the DCMS-AHRC Cultural Heritage and Climate Change Cohort. Leeds-Edinburgh: University of Leeds and University of Edinburgh. pp. 26-31. DOI: https://doi.org/10.48785/100/107 

 2022 Policy Brief: Kanji, Repaul, Bernadette Devilat, Felipe Lanuza, Jigna Desai, Mrudula Mane, Zeus Pithawalla, Aditya Singh, Mahavir Acharya (editors). “A framework for earthquake assessment, re-construction and risk mitigation of buildings in historical settlements of Gujarat using advanced recording technologies.” Nottingham Trent University (UK), Gujarat Institute of Disaster Management (India), Center for Heritage Conservation CEPT Research and Development Foundation (India), Hunnarshala Foundation (India). DOI: 10.17631/rd-2022-0006-dfram 

 2022 Guidance Document: Jigyasu, Rohit, Sukrit Sen (primary editors), Bernadette Devilat, Felipe Lanuza (secondary editors). “3D Laser Scanning documentation for informing the post-earthquake recovery of heritage settlements: a practical guide”. ICCROM (Italy), Nottingham Trent University (UK), Center for Heritage Conservation CEPT Research and Development Foundation (India). DOI: 10.17631/rd-2022-0005-dprac 

2019 Article: Lanuza, Felipe. “On Margins and Absences: notes on how Enric Miralles Engaged with Place”, inForma ‘Site conditions’ (12), Autumn. School of Architecture, University of Puerto Rico, pp. 38 – 47. https://revistas.upr.edu/index.php/informa/article/view/17362

2018 Article: Devilat, Bernadette and Felipe Lanuza. “3D Scan House”, inForma Nº11 ‘Hybrid Realities’- ‘Realidades Híbridas’, Autumn. School of Architecture, University of Puerto Rico pp. 110 – 115. https://revistas.upr.edu/images/informa/2018/v11/p2.pdf

2017 Article (section photography): Lanuza, Felipe. “Palimpsests of light: the absence of the Heygate Estate”, The Urban Transcripts Journal (online, ISSN 2514-5339), Vol. 1, Nº1, March 2017. http://journal.urbantranscripts.org/article/palimpsests-of-light-the-absence-of-the-heygate-estate-felipe-lanuza/

2016 Book Chapter: Lanuza, Felipe. “Four Palimpsests on the Erasure of the Heygate Estate”, in Engaged Urbanism: Cities & Methodologies, Editors Ben Campkin and Ger Duijzings, London: IB Tauris, pp. 69 – 76.

2015 Article: Lanuza, Felipe. “Venice, No Guilt”. Lobby Nº2, Spring 2015, Bartlett School of Architecture, pp. 79 – 82.

2015 Short Book Chapter: Lanuza, Felipe. “Maestranza San Eugenio Ludic Park: an alternative for the valorisation and public use of the railway landscape” (in translation from Spanish), in Between railways and chimneys: a journey through the San Eugenio working-class and railway neighbourhood (in translation from Spanish), Editors Luis Rojas, María de los Ángeles Carvajal and Andrea Ortega, Santiago: FONDART, pp. 135-136. available via academia.edu

2013 Article: Lanuza, Felipe. “Immaterial Densities. Revealing an alternative Heygate Estate”. Interstices Journal of Architecture and related Arts Nº14, ISSN 1170-585X, pp. 110 – 114. http://interstices.aut.ac.nz/ijara/index.php/ijara/article/view/119

2013 Conference Paper: Lanuza, Felipe. “The absent landscape of the Iron Ring: a reconstruction of fragments of the ex-railway circumvallation of Santiago” Conference Rust, Regeneration and Romance. Iron and Steel Landscapes. Held in July. Organisers: Ironbridge International Institute for Cultural Heritage at the University of Birmingham, Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust. Venue: Ironbridge Gorge, UK (published in conference proceedings CD-Rom ISBN-13: 978-0704428386).

2011 Book Chapter: Rosas, José and Felipe Lanuza. “The historical centre of Santiago as a factor of urban promotion and validity” (in translation from Spanish), in Lima-Santiago: urban restructuring and change (in translation from Spanish). Edited by Wiley Ludeña and Carlos de Mattos. Santiago and Lima: IEUT, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and the Architecture and City Research Centre, Pontifical Catholic University of Peru, pp. 103 – 130. ISBN 9789563453270.

2009 Conference Communication + Poster: Devilat, Bernadette and Felipe Lanuza. “Representations before a disappearance. San Juan de Dios Maritime Sanatorium in Viña del Mar” (in translation from Spanish), III International DOCOMOMO Seminar Modern Heritage and the City. Held in November. Organised by DOCOMOMO Chile, MArch Programme of the Catholic University of Chile, Federico Santa María Technical University, University of Valparaiso and Catholic University of Valparaíso. Venue: Federico Santa María Technical University Main Campus, Viña del Mar, Chile (published in conference proceedings).

SELECTION OF PAPERS PRESENTED IN CONFERENCES, SEMINARS AND SYMPOSIA (not published)

11/2025 Lanuza, Felipe and David Luza. “Mediating wild nature in terrain vagues: slow memory and the architectural imagination of the Open City in Valparaíso, Chile.” XXII Annual International AHRA Conference. Venue: School of Architecture, University of Liverpool.  

06/2025 Lanuza, Felipe and Alessia Gammarota. “Records of Change and Resistance at the Aylesbury Estate and Burgess Park (South London).” Heritages 2025 AMPS Conference. Venue: Maritime Museum Greenwich, London.  

10/2024 Devilat, Bernadette; Natalia Cruz, Santiago Bernales, Umberto Bonomo, Lorenzo Berg and Felipe Lanuza. “Documenting the Heritage Churches of Chile: the record as a form of digital conservation” Endangered Wood Architecture Programme (EWAP) Conference. Organiser: Oxford Brookes University. Venue: Quaker House, Oxford. Held 25 October 2025.  

04/2024 Lanuza, Felipe. “Zero City Plus: an urban game”. Workshop 1: Design & Co-Production, Design Tools for Social Sciences workshop series. Organiser: DesignLAB, School of Architecture. Venue: The Wave Seminar Room 02, University of Sheffield. Held 10 April 2024. 

07/2022 Devilat, Bernadette and Felipe Lanuza. “A sustainable re-construction methodology for seismic-prone heritage settlements of Gujarat, India, based on advanced recording technologies: a pilot study for Bela”, School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment Research Conference. Venue/organiser: Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham, UK. 

08-09/2021 Lanuza, Felipe. “Between the Palimpsest and the Blank Slate: Reimagining Tradition and Erasure in the Regeneration of Burgess Park and the Aylesbury Estate, South London”, 17th Biennial IASTE Conference Virtual Traditions. Venue/organiser: Nottingham Trent University (online). 

07/2021 Lanuza, Felipe. “Absence and Layering: from experiencing urban leftovers to reimagining sites”, School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment Research Conference. Venue/organiser: Nottingham Trent University (online).  

11/2020 Lanuza, Felipe. “Burgess Park: in the absence of the Aylesbury Estate”, XVII Annual International AHRA Conference Housing and the City. Venue/organiser: University of Nottingham (online).

08/2020 Lanuza, Felipe. “Heritage in the context of urban regeneration: representing the multi-layered absences of Burgess Park and the Aylesbury Estate”, V Association of Critical Heritage Studies Conference Futures. Venue/organiser: University College London (online).

06/2019 Lanuza, Felipe. “Archive and Site: The Ghost of Peter Eisenman’s Cannaregio Ovest Project (1978) in Venice”, Frascari Symposium IV The Secret Lives of Architectural Drawings and Models: From Translating to Archiving, Collecting, and Displaying. Venue/organiser: Kingston School of Art, London, UK.

06/2015 Lanuza, Felipe.“Erasure and persistence in South London: experiences of absence in the Heygate Estate and Burgess Park”, Workshop Erasure and Displacement: urban memoryscapes. Venue/organiser: London School of Economics, LSE Cities, London, UK. https://lsecities.net/media/objects/events/erasure-and-displacement-urban-memoryscapes-workshop-2

05/2014 Lanuza, Felipe. “Ambivalent Interruption: the Absence of the Heygate Estate”, Symposium Global Cities and Practices of Interruption. Held in May. Organisers: Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO), UK Arts & Humanities Research Council. Venue: Senate House, London, UK.

06/2013 Lanuza, Felipe. “The Absent Landscape of the Iron Ring: a reconstruction: on fragments of the ex-railway circumvallation of Santiago” Symposium Disused Transport Infrastructure in Research & Practice: Interdisciplinary and Pan-European Perspectives. Organisers: Stadtkolloquium. Venue: Pearson Building, UCL, London, UK.

07/2004 Lanuza, Felipe.“Maestranza San Eugenio Ludic Park: observations on the emergence of the abandoned inner railway-ring of Santiago” (in translation from Spanish), I International Seminar Industrial Architecture and Heritage: Cultural identity and sustainable development. Organised by the Chartered Association of Architects of Chile. Venue: Diego Portales Conference Centre and Sewell, Chile.

INVITED PRESENTATIONS / LECTURES 

03/2025 Lanuza, Felipe. “Qualitative Research Methods in Architecture”. Research Skills in Architectural Sciences (MSc Programmes). Department of Architecture and Built Environment, University of Nottingham. 

10/2024 Devilat, Bernadette; Natalia Cruz; Santiago Bernales; Felipe Lanuza (20%). “Documenting the Heritage Churches of Chile: the record as a knowledge transfer for conservation” ACT Seminars. Organiser: Architecture Culture and Tectonics (ACT) Research Group. Venue: Room 02 Architecture Studios EEC, University of Nottingham. Held 31 October 2024.  

05/2022 Lanuza, Felipe. Guest speaker - talks and discussion Right to Inhabit: rethinking inhabiting through artistic and spatial practices, with Carolina Illanes and Chris Jones, hosted by Latin Elephant, funded by the Arts Council England [online event]. Presentation title “Layers: reimagining absence and urban regeneration in South London.” 

10/2020 Lanuza, Felipe. Conference at the School of Architecture, University of Puerto Rico, Recinto Río Piedras, PR [online event]. Presentation title “Distances” (in translation from Spanish).

04/2020 Lanuza, Felipe. Lecture at ACT Guest Seminars, Architecture Culture and Tectonics Research Group, University of Nottingham, UK (online). Lecture “Absence and Layering: from experiencing urban leftovers to reimagining sites”.

02/2019 Lanuza, Felipe. Guest speaker, Histories of Global London, MA in Architecture and Historic Environments, The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, UK. Presentation: “Documents of Urban Change: experiences of absence in Burgess Park and the Aylesbury Estate”

12/2018 Lanuza, Felipe. Guest speaker, Mediated Environments, MA Situated Practice, The Bartlett School of Architecture UCL, London, UK. Presentation: “Documents of Urban Change: experiences of absence in Burgess Park and the Aylesbury Estate”

03/2018 Devilat, Bernadette and Felipe Lanuza. Guest speaker in: Small Talks: Exploring International Opportunities in South America. Venue/organiser: Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), London, UK. Presentation: “3D Scan House”(with Bernadette Devilat)

11/2016 Lanuza, Felipe. Lecture at the seminar Re-imagining Sheffield’s post-war modernist social housing. Venue/organiser: Department of Urban Studies, University of Sheffield, UK. Lecture: Representing Absence, images of the Heygate Estate

06/2014 Lanuza, Felipe. Presentation in research residency Doctoral Students Programme at the CCA. Venue/organiser: CCA, Montreal, Canada. Paper: “Misreading Peter Eisenman: another absence for the Cannaregio West Project in Venice”

10/2013 Lanuza, Felipe. Guest speaker, Design Studio, BA Architecture, School of Architecture, University of Greenwich. Presentation: “Erasure and memory in the site of the Heygate Estate”

11/2009 Lanuza, Felipe. Lecture at the workshop Latin America 2008: Patterns and Identities in Santiago de Chile: planned city, lived city. Organiser: Graphic and Industrial Design Pontifical Bolivarian University of Medellin. Venue: School of Architecture, Catholic University of Chile, Santiago, Chile. Presentation: “Introduction to the Urban History of Santiago de Chile” (in translation from Spanish)

04/2009 Lanuza, Felipe. Guest speaker, Research Studio, BA Architecture, School of Architecture, Catholic University of Chile. Presentation: “Landscape of Absence: keys for an interpretation of the territories of the ex-railway circumvallation of Santiago” (in translation from Spanish)

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

21/06/2025 Lanuza, Felipe. “359 Wendover / Fight for Aylesbury” Exhibition. 14 (844 x 443 mm) images of my 3D laser scanning documentation of the exhibition “Fight for Aylesbury”, which was originally held in a tenant’s flat in Wendover, Aylesbury Estate, in April-May 2023. Venue: Walworth Living Room, London. Image printing and support by David Roberts and B-Made at the Bartlett School of Architecture UCL. In the context of the project “Conservation and Resistance: Documenting Urban Change in South London” supported by the University of Nottingham. The 3D laser scanning documentation was done in the context of the project “Landscapes of the Absent City: environmental heritage for a sustainable future” supported by Nottingham Trent University’s Research Talent Fund. The 3D-laser-scanning images contribute to a permanent digital exhibition made with a range of records from the exhibition of 2023. See:  https://fight4aylesbury.org 

20/02/2024 – 05/03/2024 Lanuza, Felipe. “The Heygate Estate” Printed Multi-layered image (25 x 20 cm) developed using digital photography, and an explanatory text; participation in tribute installation to Prof Jonathan Hill “A Legacy of Possibility”, featuring images and texts of PhD theses supervised by Prof Hill; part of the PhD Research Projects Conference 2024. Design Stamatis Zografos in collaboration with Mark Applegate. Realisation Mark Applegate and Tobias Kidd. Project coordination Malgorzata Lisiecka. Bartlett School of Architecture, mezzanine space, 22 Gordon Street, London, WC1H 0BQ. 

09/04/2022 Lanuza, Felipe. “The layers of absence: urban regeneration and memory in South London”. Two A2 prints as part of the exhibition related to the conference “Spectres of Time in Space: tracing phantom temporalities with architectural methodologies”. University of Cambridge, Department of Architecture. 1 Scroope Terrace, Cambridge CB2 1PX. 

17/12/2021 - 31/01/2022 Lanuza, Felipe. “Landscape of Absence: keys for an interpretation of the territories of the of ex-railway circumvallation of Santiago” (in translation from Spanish). Three rolling slides on a large screen, including texts and drawings of my March thesis, as part of the exhibition “1991 – 2001 MARQ 30 years” celebrating the Masters in Architecture at the Catholic University of Chile’s anniversary, showcasing selected theses developed at the programme. Lo Contador Campus, Catholic University of Chile. El Comendador 1916, Providencia, Santiago.  

14/10/2019 - 19/10/2019 Lanuza, Felipe. “Documents of Urban Change: experiences of absence in Burgess Park and the Aylesbury Estate”, Solo Exhibition, various media including printed images, looping videos, texts, site-specific sounds, site-specific objects. Bartlett School of Architecture, mezzanine space, 22 Gordon Street, London, WC1H 0BQ

18/02/2019 - permanent Lanuza, Felipe. “Venice at a distance” (2015), multi-layered photographic composition, mural in the new UCL Student Centre, 27-28 Gordon Square, London, WC1H 0AH. 3m x 6m. London, UK.

01/11/2017 - 21/11/2017 Devilat, Bernadette and Felipe Lanuza. “Drawing (on) the context: drawing, designing, building”. Conference and Exhibition Drawing a Million of Plans. Venue/Organiser: KADK, Copenhagen, Denmark. Pieces exhibited: 2 acrylic prints 60x40cm, 2 acrylic prints 60x30cm

13/02/2017 Lanuza, Felipe. “Photographer kneeling and taking a picture of two barges in the Surrey Canal on a foggy day”. Event Film Making Space. Organiser: PhD students, Bartlett School of Architecture. Venue: Royal Academy, London, UK. Piece exhibited: looping video (1:10)

24/02/2015 – 27/03/2015 Lanuza, Felipe. “Layered representations of absence.” Conference and Exhibition PhD Research Projects. Venue/organiser: The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, London, UK. Pieces exhibited: 2 metallic prints, size 75x75cm; 1 looping video (1:10)

13/02/2014 Lanuza, Felipe. “Erasing Silence: the Heygate suspended.” Study Day and ExhibitionDerek Jarman: Sites and Spaces. Venue: Wates House, The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, London, UK. Organisers: UCL Urban Laboratory, The Slade School of Fine Arts, UCL History of Art. Pieces exhibited: 4 matt prints, size 119x84cm; 2 acrylic prints, size 60x40cm; 1 looping sound piece (10:38)

08/11/2013 – 10/11/2013 Lanuza, Felipe. “Palimpsests of Light. Erasure, absence and memory in the Heygate Estate.” Conference and Exhibition CHAT 2013. The experience of archaeology and the archaeology of experience. Venue: Wilkins Building, UCL Main Campus, London, UK. Organisers: UCL Institute of Archaeology and Atkins. Pieces exhibited: 4 matt prints, size 119x84cm; 2 acrylic prints, size 60x40cm; 1 looping video (14:06)

23/04/2013 – 26/04/2013 Lanuza, Felipe. “Materialising Absence. The present of the Heygate Estate”. Exhibition and events programme Cities Methodologies 2013. Venue: UCL Slade Research Centre, London, UK. Organiser: UCL Urban Laboratory. Pieces exhibited: 4 matt prints, size 119x84cm; 1 looping video (14:06); 1 gloss print 75x75; 1 board with soil and on-site collected objects, size 488x60cm