Speaker

Gary Kennedy

Lecturer, Design and Making, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, University of Dundee

Gary Kennedy

Biography

Gary Kennedy originally trained as a civil engineer and later in Interiors. He is a graduate of the RCA's Architecture & Interiors MA and Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design- both leading design institutions. He is a passionate and committed design practitioner with extensive experience within the creative industries. He is co-founder of the Architectural practice, Kennedy Twaddle, which was established in London in 2000 and has set up a Dundee branch of the practice in 2009. In a highly competitive London design scene, Gary and Kennedy Twaddle have been the focus of a substantial article in Blueprint, (May 2008) that acknowledges the practice as amongst the leading young design groups in the UK. They have also been featured in the book 'Architects Sketchbooks' (2011) along with Sir Norman Foster and Wil Alsop published by Thames and Hudson. Gary worked for Tom Dixon and was tutored at the RCA by Nigel Coates, Zaha Hadid, David Adjaye, Eva Jiricna, Alex De Rijke (dRMM), Urban Salon, Muf Architects, FAT Architects and Ron Arad. He has an extensive background in the creative industries across a range of disciplines achieved over a sixteen year period in designing built and virtual environments from interior design, architecture, film making, furniture design, to drawing and painting. Gary and Kennedy Twaddle are recognised for the very distinctive position they occupy as talented Interior graduates competing with architectural practices, and is a very productive studio with an exciting folio of projects.
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