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MD TANVIRUL HAKIM

Achieving sustainability with a proper approach for the users as well as having its own identity to society and its culture with a proper expression. Architecture is nothing but everything through its power of thinking and dedication.  

Bangladeshi
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Leoret Myftaraj
My architectural focus is on creating spaces that are sustainable, resilient, and adaptable. I believe that architecture should not only serve the present, but also anticipate the future. I use green design principles and materials to reduce the environmental impact of my projects, and I design for flexibility and modularity to accommodate changing needs and preferences. I also consider the social and cultural context of my projects, and aim to create spaces that foster community, diversity, and inclusion.
Albanian
My architectural focus is on creating spaces that are sustainable, resilient, and adaptable. I believe that architecture should not only serve the present, but also anticipate the future. I use green design principles and materials to reduce the environmental impact of my projects, and I design for flexibility and modularity to accommodate changing needs and preferences. I also consider the social and cultural context of my projects, and aim to create spaces that foster community, diversity, and inclusion.
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Veronika Boráková
Návrhy interiérů bytových a komerčních prostor.
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MARWAH ALWIRFILI

It is very important, before a person begins to plan for the implementation of any building, that all the surrounding natural influences are evaluated from the topography, green areas, customs, traditions, climate and other features that will affect the determination of the most appropriate elements of the building, such as geographical orientation, geometric shape, materials used, openings, etc.

Libyan
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Victoria Paltilov
Conceptual Architectural Design
Conceptual Architectural Design
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Christian Gasparini
Christian Gasparini teaches and researches at Politecnico of Milan, dedicating his activity to architectural urban and landscape plans of sea ports and railway stations, cultural centers, media libraries and libraries, university and temporary residences in Italy and Europe. Expert in bioclimatic planning at the University of Bologna, in 2000 he worked in Chile, to the international workshop and masterplan of Valparaiso city centre, that followed the election of the city to the status of humanity heritage by Unesco. Many are the participations in international meetings and conferences. In 2018 he founded a new architecture and landscape book series named Terzo Luogo and published by Licosia. In the same year he published "Smart Cities vs Smart Territories", a sort of debate with Elisabetta Bello, Maria Teresa Gabardi and Nunziante Mastrolia on the idea of smart cities. In 2019 he published "il progetto come connessione - architettura città paesaggio". The book is a research on the architectural fundamentals, in which the figure of the link/connection is the plan principle of architecture, city and landscape. In 2001 he found NATOFFICE, an architectural and urban planning practice, based in Reggio Emilia and Milan. NAT OFFICE, combining theoretical approach with applied research, turns its attention to the relationship between architecture, city and landscape and investigates modular structures and exhibit design in order to experiment typologies, morphologies and scales, for a new identity between place and people. Private and public architecture realizations are intertwined with the research on urban strategies to generate flexible interfaces and on modular structures that can be assembled and disassembled in different configurations. NAT OFFICE wins several awards in international and national competitions, such as Masterplan for Sport Citadel in Testaccio Rome or New Lorenteggio Library in Milan.
Italy
Christian Gasparini teaches and researches at Politecnico of Milan, dedicating his activity to architectural urban and landscape plans of sea ports and railway stations, cultural centers, media libraries and libraries, university and temporary residences in Italy and Europe. Expert in bioclimatic planning at the University of Bologna, in 2000 he worked in Chile, to the international workshop and masterplan of Valparaiso city centre, that followed the election of the city to the status of humanity heritage by Unesco. Many are the participations in international meetings and conferences. In 2018 he founded a new architecture and landscape book series named Terzo Luogo and published by Licosia. In the same year he published "Smart Cities vs Smart Territories", a sort of debate with Elisabetta Bello, Maria Teresa Gabardi and Nunziante Mastrolia on the idea of smart cities. In 2019 he published "il progetto come connessione - architettura città paesaggio". The book is a research on the architectural fundamentals, in which the figure of the link/connection is the plan principle of architecture, city and landscape. In 2001 he found NATOFFICE, an architectural and urban planning practice, based in Reggio Emilia and Milan. NAT OFFICE, combining theoretical approach with applied research, turns its attention to the relationship between architecture, city and landscape and investigates modular structures and exhibit design in order to experiment typologies, morphologies and scales, for a new identity between place and people. Private and public architecture realizations are intertwined with the research on urban strategies to generate flexible interfaces and on modular structures that can be assembled and disassembled in different configurations. NAT OFFICE wins several awards in international and national competitions, such as Masterplan for Sport Citadel in Testaccio Rome or New Lorenteggio Library in Milan.
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Basem Eid M
Architecture, Housing, Digital design and fabrication
Canada
Architecture, Housing, Digital design and fabrication
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Adéla Grůšová

housing for young people, using greenery in the interior and exterior of buildings

Czech
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Shaymaa Alkubaisi
Urban design
Iraq
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Eva Le Peutrec
Eva Le Peutrec Founder Professional settings
New Caledonia
Eva Le Peutrec Founder Professional settings
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Sepehr Sadeghi

Architecture Awards:
- 2nd Place in 5th annual "INSPIRELI AWARDS", Czech Republic, 2020.
- Finalist in 5th annual "INSPIRELI AWARDS", Czech Republic, 2020.
- Winner of the 34th cycle World Architecture Award Selected by jury, 2020.
- Candidates Project in Asia - Oceania Architecture Award, Spain, 2019.
- Honorable Mention ARCHIHACKERS Competition, Italy, 2019.
- Honorable Mention SCC Competition, Italy, 2019.
- 2nd Place in Imam Khomeini Square Competition, Tonekabon, Iran, 2018.
- Semi Final AYDA (Asia Young Designer Award) Competition, Iran, 2018.
And Attendee in more than 10 National and International Competitions.

Articles:
- The Role of Art Identity in Landscape and Urban Cultural Perspective.
- The Impact of Cultural Identity on Urban Landscape (Case Study: Tonekabon County).
- The Role of Art and Cultural Identity in the Physical Structure of Urban Architecture.
- The Impact of Cultural-Artistic Space on Cultural Identity, Landscape and Urban Landscape (Case Study: Tonekabon County).
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Iran
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Jelena Bogosavljević
Architectural Education and Design
Serbian
Architectural Education and Design
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Yoktan Nyondwi
To develop and design urban functional spaces that are resilient to the social, environmental, political and economical changes that often forgotten by designer by have unique invisible value to urban dwellers living in both less and highly developed cities/towns.
Tanzanian
To develop and design urban functional spaces that are resilient to the social, environmental, political and economical changes that often forgotten by designer by have unique invisible value to urban dwellers living in both less and highly developed cities/towns.
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Noman Afzal

-Revolution

-Creativity

-Modernism

-Milimist 

 

Pakistani
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Hani Al Huneidi

I am intrested in architectural heritage, historical buildings rehabilitation and cultural landscape (urbanism). I am also intrested in cities of culture and its projection on social development and sustainable tourism.

Jordanian

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