Trained as an architect at Oxford Brookes
University and the Bartlett School of Architecture, Jason Bruges brings environmental awareness and technical skill to his creative projects. He founded the Jason Bruges Studio in 2001, which creates surfaces, spaces and largescale interventions that exist in between the worlds of architecture, installation art and interaction design.

Recent works include temporary installations
for the Tate Britain, London Architecture
Biennale and Victoria and Albert Museum.
They were also key in creating George Michael's 25 Live Tour and the wind-powered lights for the Southbank Centre. Permanent works include the Memory Wall at the award-winning Puerta America Hotel in Madrid, interactive street lamps in Leicester and interactive way-finding installations on the A13 motorway in London.