→ EXUTOIRE
Summer 2023
Bachelor’s elective course (blockseminar): Artefacts of Assembly
Technische Universität Darmstadt
Spring 2022
Master’s design studio: Designing Collectivity, Designing Politically
Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO)
→ PAUL-ANTOINE LUCAS
Summer 2023 –
Bachelor of Design Studies
RMIT University Vietnam, Hanoi Campus
Fall 2022
Master’s design studio: In Transit Studio, Dignified Reception: Bucharest
AHO
Fall 2021
Master’s design studio: In Transit Studio, The Neighborhood Project
AHO
Spring 2021
Master’s design studio: Out of House – Nationatheatret
AHO
Fall 2020
Master’s design studio: In Transit Studio, Contingency City: The Architecture of Preparedness
AHO
→ BUI QUY SON
Fall 2022
Workshop tutor: Urban Furniture Hacking for Disobedient Bodies and Behaviors
AHO
Spring 2022
Workshop tutor: Design Mediation – The Perspectival Illustration
Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts
Fall 2021
Workshop tutor: Model, Camera, Picture
AHO
2024 (upcoming)
Villa Saigon, Institut français du Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City
01 / 2022 – 06 / 2023
Curators in residence at ROM for kunst og arkitektur (platform for art and architecture), Oslo
EXHIBITIONS AND CURATORIAL PROJECTS
01 / 2022 – 06 / 2023
“Dissident Publics: Future Artefacts of Queer Methodologies”
Co-creation project (workshops, seminars, exhibition and public programming) with NOGOODS (Danja Burchard and Maike Statz), Léa Brami, Mahé Cordier-Jouanne, Lexie Owen, Liene Pavlovska and Jan Trinh at ROM for kunst og arkitektur, Oslo
04 / 2023
“Llibres Model” pop-up library as part of Model. Festival d'Architectures de Barcelone, Barcelona
11 / 2022
“Årets vakreste Bøker 2022” group exhibition at Grafill, Oslo
11 – 12 / 2021
“Risografi i Norge” group exhibition at Grafill, Oslo
05 – 10 / 2021
“Safe Space” exhibition, podcast and fanzine series with Armelle Breuil at ROM for kunst og arkitektur, Oslo
Gro Bonesmo, Bui Quy Son and Paul-Antoine Lucas (eds), Nationaltheatret – Out of House (Oslo: Oslo School of Architecture and Design, 2022)
Armelle Breuil, Bui Quy Son and Paul-Antoine Lucas (eds), Safe Space Zine 1–6 (Oslo: Safe Space Publishing, 2021)
Håvard Breivik-Khan, Bui Quy Son, Paul-Antoine Lucas and Tone Selmer-Olsen (eds), In Transit Studio: Oslo Files, (Oslo: Oslo School of Architecture and Design, 2021)
Mari Hvattum, Paul-Antoine Lucas and Victor Plahte Tschudi (eds), Arkitektstudenter skriver: Treasures from the AHO Library (Oslo: Oslo School of Architecture and Design, 2021)
Bui Quy Son, Photobook—A cabinet of found objects (self-published, 2021)
2023
Nordisk Kulturfond (Nordic Culture Fund): Globus Opstart
2022
Årets vakreste Bøker (Norway’s most beautiful books of the year): Silver prize in Series category
Nordisk Kulturfond: Globus Opstart
Kulturrådet (Arts Council Norway): Gjesteopphold
Kulturetaten (Agency for Cultural Affairs, City of Oslo): Etableringsstipend
2021
Canadian Centre for Architecture: Finalist of the Emerging Curator Residency Program
Kulturrådet: Tverrfaglige tiltak; Tidsskrift og kritikk ekstraordinær utlysning - kulturelt mangfold
Fritt Ord (The Freedom of Speech Foundation)
Balansekunst (The Art of Balance)
2023
Faculté d'Architecture La Cambre Horta (Brussels)
2022
Bergen School of Architecture (Bergen)
Nasjonalmuseet (Oslo)
KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Stockholm)
KU Leuven (Brussels)
Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts (Copenhagen)
Fotogalleriet (Oslo)
2021
KMD University of Bergen (Bergen)
Oslo School of Architecture and Design (Oslo)
“Ion Mincu” University of Architecture and Urbanism (Bucharest)
Paul-Antoine Lucas (b. 1993, France) is an architect, researcher, educator, and curator. Since 2020, he holds an assistant professor position at the Institute of Urbanism and Landscape at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO). His teaching topics range from migration and displacement in architecture and urbanism to the decommodification of housing. His research focuses on queer and intersectional feminist theory in architecture, the right to housing, and public space. In 2022, Lucas organized the OAT Academy, an international academic forum and workshop in Oslo. Paul-Antoine holds a Master’s degree in Architecture from AHO, and previously studied and worked in Paris, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Copenhagen.
Bui Quy Son (b. 1993, Vietnam) is an architect, artist, graphic designer and researcher. His work spans from curatorial, editorial and teaching activities to experimental drawing, visual and spatial projects. Some of his current and recurring themes of research are: liberatory public space and trans-normativity in architecture; socio-spatial politics of urban living in Hanoi; queer methodologies and ways of collaboration. Son has previously worked in architecture, urban planning, landscape architecture, retail- and furniture design in Paris and Oslo, and taught as an assistant professor at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design. Son holds a Master of Arts in Architecture from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and a Bachelor’s degree from ENSA Paris-Malaquais.
