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About

Charlotte Harris is a Chartered Architect with 12 year experience in the design, development and construction industry. Her career has encompassed architectural, urban and product design, and work in education and research. She co-founded HASA Architects 2014–2021, an interdisciplinary practice composed of architects, designers and makers. The practice earned a reputation for delivering work that is diverse and distinctive, with projects that combine hands-on, intelligent design with respect for people, place and materials.
    Charlotte’s projects have gained international recognition and have been nominated for a number of awards. These include the transformative intervention within a derelict horticultural building at Omved Gardens in North London, which won a RIBA London Award 2019 and was shortlisted for the Stephen Lawrence Prize 2019.
    Her work has been published and exhibited widely, including ‘Architecture Prototypes and Experiments’ at the Aram Gallery in London, 2018, the ‘100 Architects of the Year 2019’ exhibition at the Korean Institute of Architecture and was selected for ‘New Architects 4’ a publication by the Architecture Foundation, surveying the best British Architects established in the last ten years.
    Alongside practice, Charlotte is an associate lecturer of architecture at University of East London and at London Metropolitan University, School of Architecture. She is also engaged in RIBA ‘Guerrilla Tactics’ and Student Mentoring Program and is a member of the RIBA Awards Panel.
Associations

Architects Registration Board (ARB)
Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI)
Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)
Architecture Foundation
Women in Architecture
Awards

2019 RIBA London Award
2019 Shortlisted for the Stephen Lawrence Prize
2019 International Architects of The Year Award
2018 AJ Retrofit Awards Cultural Buildings Finalist
Exhibitions/Workshops

2022 Wasteless, Processes & Research into Sustainable Materials, London
2019–20 Playing with Buildings V&A Museum of Childhood, London
2019 International Exhibition 100 Architects Of The Year Jeju, Korea
2018 Architecture Prototypes & Experiments, Aram Gallery, London
2017 Forgotten Landscape, London Festival of Architecture, London
2008 The Building Centre, London.
2008 Urban Buzz, UCL led Workshop initiated by AZ Studios
2008 Innovation RCA at the Royal College of Art and Design