Justine Sauri White is an environmental architect and spatial practitioner concerned with rapidly changing landscapes; landscapes which may be failing or accelerating away from historical uses due to 21st century globalised supply chains and pressure from resultant climate collapse. Using various methodologies of environmental investigative analysis, they employ sculpture, photography, and drawings to document and critique the current modes of production, distribution, and consumption. In each project, future scenarios are presented through workshops and installation based formats which chart alternative scenarios of ecological dialogues between humans, species, and space.
Work:
Photography Assistant
Jim Stephenson Architectural Photography
Freelance
Aug 2026 –
Subak: for Collaborative Climate Action
Community Development Associate
Oct 2023 – Sep 2025
Data Cooperative Associate
Oct 2022 – Oct 2023
where I held multiple roles across data science, software engineering (ML), climate policy, and comms at a startup
Education:
MA Environmental Architecture
Royal College of Art
2025–2026
BSc Ecological & Environmental Science
University of Edinburgh
2018–2022
with First Class Honours
Residencies:
MASS Collective
Apr 2025 – May 2026
Exhibitions:
Tallinn Architecture BiennaleMuseum of Estonian ArchitectureTallinnGroup 2026
RCA2026 Graduate ShowRoyal College of ArtGroup 2026
HARDCORE SOFTWAREHypha StudiosLondonGroup 2026
MASS End of Programme ExhibitionArt Forward GalleryLondonGroup 2026
17.04.26 [Media Studies II]Royal College of ArtGroup 2026
Barnacle Dust and Amber RocksEdinburgh College of ArtGroup 2022
Annie Whiteson & Justine Sauri WhitePink PeacockGlasgowDuo 2022
Skills:
English [Fluent], Finnish [Fluent], Spanish [Proficient]
Adobe Suite: Photoshop/InDesign/Premiere Pro/Illustrator, Rhino/AutoCAD, QGIS, Figma
Prizes:
RIBA Short Film Competition 2026Shortlisted2026
Royal College of Art Graduate Show: Head of Programme PrizeNominee2026
Royal College of Art Graduate Show: Image and Drawing PrizeNominee2026
Press:
‘They have all taken us into another world’: Short film competition 2026 winners announced
Announcing RCA2026: School of Architecture Show
Review: Mass Collective Mentorship Exhibition
The Modern House x Mass Collective – A Photography Workshop