Dr Kerstin Sailer Email & Phone Number

London, Gb

London, England, United Kingdom

Professor in the Sociology of Architecture at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL.Programme Director of the MSc Space Syntax: Architecture and Cities

London, United Kingdom

Reader in Social and Spatial Networks at Bartlett School of Architecture, UCLTeaching on MSc Spatial Design: Architecture and CitiesResearch in the Space Syntax Laboratory of the Bartlett School of Architecture

Lecturer in Complex Buildings for MSc Spatial Design: Architecture and Cities, Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL

Teaching on the MSc Advanced Architectural Studies in the module on Complex Buildings

London, United Kingdom

brainybirdz are workplace scientists, specialising in the understanding of the interplay between spatial design and organisational behaviour in working environments. We are particularly interested in how office space affects ‘Zusammenarbeit’ – that is, how people work together.We are scientific in our thinking and approach – we use data to help us diagnose how a workplace ticks and what role design plays in this. Our research and analysis is informed by an in-depth knowledge of the existing academic research in this field. We don’t make faith-based arguments.We like to work in partnership with people who are interested in the same honest scientific endeavour that we are and who want help to delve into tricky problems that relate to spatial design and behaviour in organisations that are not currently well understood. Whilst our approach is primarily data driven, that doesn’t mean that we use an out of the box methodology. All our work is bespoke, developed to meet the needs of the people and organisations we are partnering with.

Heading the research activities at Spacelab architectsPracticing evidence-based design and offering an intelligent and knowledgable workplace consultancy service to a variety of clients in the corporate and public sector

Collaboration project between Spacelab Architects and The Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, University College London;Introduction of an evidence-based process that incorporated a research perspective into the design practice of Spacelab through post-occupancy evaluations as well as through integrating research case studies into life projects

Worked at the Institute of Industrial Buildings, Faculty of Architecture as a doctoral candidate (scholarship from State of Saxony). Topic of PhD: The Space-Organisation Relationship

freelancer for research in architecture

Phd, Architecture

PhD on "The Space-Organisation Relationship", published online: http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:bsz:14-qucosa-38427

Dipl.-Ing, Architecture

Vordiplom, Architecture