Meet Our Team
A collective of artists, designers, architects, filmmakers and digital disruptors.



A Teaching Fellow at the Bartlett School of Architecture, she runs BSc Unit 9 with Chee-Kit Lai, and is also part of the MArch Design for Performance + Interaction teaching team for the Interactive Architecture Lab with Ruairi Glynn. Prior to joining the Bartlett she was a Designer at Heatherwick Studio, responsible for the Project Coordination and Production of the Google Campus in Mountain View and the Hudson Yards Vessel sculpture projects.

He has worked internationally in numerous studios including Foster + Partners, Grimshaw, USO, NEX realising many built projects. He has lectured and taught with several universities including the AA, RCA, Leeds School of Architecture and Korea University of Arts since graduating from Architectural Association School of Architecture in 2013.



Prior to CUBE ZERO, Denis has worked internationally with renowned design practices including Grimshaw, Shigeru Ban, Endo Shuhei, Robofold, and participated in various competition entries such as the winning design of the Guangzhou Culture Center. At Grimshaw London, he led computational design, and developed their innovative in-house systems to secure new business opportunities. He was also systems lead for Tirana masterplan, and envelope package lead for Oman Botanic Garden’s Northern biome project in collaboration with Arup.
Denis has been teaching for over 10 years in world-class institutions such as the University of Tokyo, the AA, and the Bartlett. He is currently subject lead for the new Apprenticeship in Architecture programme delivered by Oxford Brookes University in partnership with the leading architecture practices in London.

Vienna and Zürich based media artist and architect, Daniela Mitterberger is a co-founder and director of MAEID / Büro für Architektur und Transmediale Kunst, an interdisciplinary design studio, which critically locates new technologies in human-machine-matter relationships. Their work ranges from architecture, speculative research, robotic fabrication to big scale performative installations, continuously and seamlessly linking computation, algorithms, the material and the virtual, living systems & machines. Their work has been recognized with several international awards and prices and has been widely exhibited at various galleries, institutions and events including Ars Electronica Linz, Melbourne Triennial, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and House of Architecture Graz. Daniela and Tiziano taught at several international graduate and postgraduate programs, amongst others at the University of Melbourne (MSD), The University Innsbruck, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, University of applied Arts Vienna and ETH Zurich.

Vienna and Zürich based media artist and architect, Tiziano Derme is a co-founder and director of MAEID / Büro für Architektur und Transmediale Kunst, an interdisciplinary design studio, which critically locates new technologies in human-machine-matter relationships. Their work ranges from architecture, speculative research, robotic fabrication to big scale performative installations, continuously and seamlessly linking computation, algorithms, the material and the virtual, living systems & machines. Their work has been recognized with several international awards and prices and has been widely exhibited at various galleries, institutions and events including Ars Electronica Linz, Melbourne Triennial, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and House of Architecture Graz. Daniela and Tiziano taught at several international graduate and postgraduate programs, amongst others at the University of Melbourne (MSD), The University Innsbruck, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, University of applied Arts Vienna and ETH Zurich.


His built projects and research have been widely published and have received many awards, most notably the 2011 RIBA award for Kendrew Quadrangle for St John’s College, Oxford. Paul’s drawings and furniture have also been exhibited and represented at the Royal Academy, London as well as at the London Design Festival and Frieze Art Fair, London.
Paul has extensive research and expertise in digital design, craft and fabrication. He led a design research unit at the University of East London between 2005 and 2011. He has taught at the Architectural Association and lectured in Sweden, Italy and China. He is Lecturer in Digital Architecture at the University of Melbourne and PhD candidate at RMIT. He is a member of the AIA (Victorian Chapter) Education Committee.