Information — Anne-Lise Agossa

_{Anne-Lise Agossa (b.1997) is an Abidjan and London-based architect and designer.}

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_{Rooted in cultural storytelling and material exploration, her work draws on the diverse landscapes of West Africa - from the tropical coast to the Sahel - to reinterpret heritage, craft traditions, and domestic rituals through design.

Trained in architecture, she works across scales, from objects and furniture to interiors and architecture. She is currently a Midweight Interior Designer at Soho House. Prior to joining Soho House, she led product design at skincare brand HUE, and worked in architecture, including at Studio Anne Holtrop.

Her work has been shortlisted for the Dezeen Awards 2024, and exhibited internationally, including at the Sharjah Architecture Triennale (2023), the London Design Festival - Brompton Design District (2025), and at Le19m in Paris (2025). She is a laureate of the Atlantic Threads residency (2025), and a recipient of the Arts Council England Develop Your Creative Practice grant (2024).}

^{2020-2022. ARB/RIBA Part II, (M.Arch) Architectural Association}
^2016-2019.^{ARB/RIBA Part I, Architectural Association}

^{2025. Atlantic Threads residency Prologue laureate, Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris, France

2024. Super Limbo Shortlisted for the Dezeen Awards in the Installation category

2024. Arts Council England, Develop your Creative Practice grant recipient}

^{2026. Allegedly Alluring Aesthetics, Collectible Brussels, Brussels

2025. Trouver son Monde, Le 19m, Paris

2025. Mirroring Dialogue, Brompton Design District, London Design Festival
2025. Soft Worlds, Sharp Edges, Brompton Design District, London Design Festival

2024.}^{Essuf, “Heriter du Futur”, Institut Français de Côte d’Ivoire, Abidjan}
^{2024. Essuf, Les Chichas de la Pensée, Fondation Donwahi, Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire}
^2023.^{Super Limbo, Lead Designer for Limbo Accra at Sharjah Architecture Triennale in collaboration with Super Yaya}
^2022. ^{Essuf, as part of Gentle Battle by Christelle Oyiri, Glasgow Tramway, Glasgow}
^{2022. Future History, Central Saint Martin Graduate Showcase, London}
^{2021. Future History, Pavillon Carre de Baudouin, Paris}