Malcolm McGregor; Pringle Richards Sharratt Limited
From 1980 to 1987, he studied at the University of Bath and after graduating worked in South Africa and Sydney, Australia. In 1989, after the fall of the Berlin Wall, he moved to Berlin,
Massimo Fragiacomo
Massimo Fragiacomo has been an adjunct professor of structural engineering at the University of Sassari in Italy since 2000. Prior to that, he worked for almost three years at the University of Canterbury in
Joachim Schmid
He graduated from the Vienna University of Technology in 2006. Between 2006 and 2008, he worked as a structural engineer for concrete, steel, and timber buildings (www.kppk.at), then as a research engineer and project manager
Maruša Zorec; Arrea
Prof. Maruša Zorec teaches at the Faculty of Architecture in Ljubljana and has been working at the Arrea architectural firm since 1996. She is involved in the protection of modern architectural heritage and issues
Cristian Suau; Ecofabrica
Prof. Dr. Cristian Suau has many years of international experience in teaching and researching experimental architecture, modern architectural theory, urban renewal, and sustainable urban development in Europe and Latin America. He has taught at the
Heribert Wolfmayr & Josef Saller; heri&salli
Heribert Wolfmayr and Josef Saller have been working together since 2004. Their practice is defined by clear architectural concepts that combine materiality, open spaces, and people. They work in the field of architectural and artistic
Umberto Napolitano; LAN – Local Architecture Network
In 2002, Umberto Napolitano and his colleague Benoît Jallon founded the architectural firm LAN – Local Architecture Network. The basic principle of their practice is to explore architecture as a discipline at the intersection of
Geir Brendeland; Brendeland & Kristoffersen Arkitekter
The architectural firm Brendeland & Kristoffersen Arkitekter was founded in 2002 by Olav Kristoffersen and Geir Brendeland. Their practice is based on exploring typologies and traditions in architecture, restrained complexity, and low-tech solutions. They have