Nyima’s work explores oral knowledge and material culture to write and rethink architectural and landscape history through art-led investigations. Her practice often works with diverse communities to foster critical engagement with the landscapes around them.

Murry has produced, edited and contributed to numerous publications, both artistic and academic including Dezeen, the Architectural Review, the Architects Journal and Recessed Space. Nyima is a co-founder of PATCH Collective, a BIPOC writing collective that curates and hosts public events around the intersection of the built environment and diasporic communities. She has worked with various architectural practices, cultural institutions and charities to create short documentaries covering landscapes, civic and domestic architecture, often with a focus on craft and environmental sustainability.

Murry teaches at the Grenfell Bains Institute of Architecture and the Bartlett School of Architecture, where she is currently pursuing a PhD in Architectural Design as a Bartlett Promise Scholar. Previously, she worked for Open City as a Curator, and East Landscape and Architecture as a Landscape Architect.

Education: 

PhD in Architectural Design (ongoing)

The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL.

Bartlett Promise Scholar

MLA Landscape Architecture (Distinction), 2021 - 2023

The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL.

Prizes: Bartlett Promise Scholar; MLA Year 1 School Prize; MLA Year 2 School Prize;

Landscape Institute of Great Britain Student Dissertation Winner

Architecture and Interdisciplinary Studies (1st class BSc hons), 2016 – 2020

The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL.

Prizes: Bartlett Medal; ESPRC Early Career Researcher