Jason Bill studied architecture at Leicester Polytechnic and then the University of Brighton before commencing a Ph.D researching the Swiss Architect Max Bill at the UEA in Norwich. Whilst at University spent time working in the Netherlands and then Norway where he designed a Viking museum alongside an Erasmus exchange at the Fachhochschule Kaiserslautern. After registering as an Architect Jason worked in Richard Rogers studio in Tokyo Japan. This was followed with three years working in both Seattle and New York, before returning to London and working for both Munkenbeck + Marshall and then Foster + Partners designing the Boston Museum of Fine Art. Jason also spent 2 years working in Iceland. In 2004 after establishing the RIBA Chartered Practice “atelier-bill architects” a project was featured on Channel 4, in Alain de Botton’s programme “the Perfect Home”. Since establishing the practice in Norwich, Jason maintained links with Japan and Klein Dytham Architecture, who provided assistance upon arriving in Tokyo some years before, through this connection Jason is the organiser of “PechaKucha Nights” in Norwich. Jason has experience working on a number of museum projects, including helping with the Bellevue Art Museum and Grand Rapids Art Museum. Jason has offered design tutoring at De Montfort University, Fachhochschule Kaiserslautern, the University of Washington and more recently the University of Suffolk. Jason is registered as an Architect in the UK, Germany, Denmark, Iceland, USA and Scotland.