Krishnanunni Vijayakumar
About Krishnanunni Vijayakumar
Krishnanunni Vijayakumar is an Architectural Assistant Part II at Foster + Partners in London, specializing in design innovations and digital artistry in architecture. He holds degrees from the Architectural Association, Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia, and University of Kerala.
Work at Foster and Partners
Krishnanunni Vijayakumar has been employed at Foster + Partners as an Architectural Assistant Part II since 2022. In this role, he contributes to various architectural projects in London, England. His work involves applying design innovations and integrating digital artistry into architectural practices, reflecting the firm's commitment to modern design solutions.
Education and Expertise
Krishnanunni Vijayakumar has a solid educational background in architecture. He earned a Bachelor of Architecture (BArch) from the University of Kerala, completing his studies from 2012 to 2017. He further advanced his education by obtaining a Postgraduate Degree in Computational Design from the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia, studying from 2020 to 2021. Additionally, he achieved an AA Visiting School Diploma from the Architectural Association in 2020, focusing on Design & Computation.
Background
Krishnanunni Vijayakumar's educational journey began at the University of Kerala, where he studied architecture for five years. He later pursued specialized studies in computational design at the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia and participated in the AA Visiting School program. His academic experiences have shaped his approach to architectural design, emphasizing innovation and the integration of technology.
Passion for Design Innovations
Krishnanunni Vijayakumar is passionate about exploring design innovations within the architectural field. He focuses on integrating digital artistry with architectural design, aiming to enhance the creative potential of architectural projects. His interest in computational methodologies allows him to explore diverse design possibilities, contributing to the evolution of architectural practices.