Programmable assembly of biomolecules is af ast growing research area that aims to emulate nature's elegance in creating numerous hierarchicals elf-assembled structures, which are responsible for unimaginably difficult biological functions. Protein assembly is ap articularly challenging task, owing to their structural diversity,c onformational heterogeneity,a nd high molecular weight. This article reveals the ability of as upramoleculars tructure-directing unit (SSDU) to regulate the entropically favourable supramolecular assembly of ac ovalently conjugated protein (bovine serum albumin (BSA)) to produce well-defined protein-decorated micelles with remarkably high thermal stability,s uppression of the thermald enaturation of the protein, and retention of enzymatic activity.F urthermore, aS SDU-appendedt hermo-responsive poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) (PNIPAM) co-assembles with the SSDU-BSA conjugate because,i nb oth cases, assembly was primarily driven by specific molecular recognition between the SSDUs. However, the resulting supramolecular protein-polymer conjugate exhibits distinctly different polymersome structure to that of the micellar particle produced by the protein-SSDUc onjugate. In this case, the enzymatic activity can be significantly suppressed above the lower critical solution temperature of supramolecularly conjugated PNIPAM, possibly duet oc ollapse of the de-solvated polymer chains on the protein surface.Supporting information and the ORCID identification number(s) for the author(s) of this article can be found under: https://doi.