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Roman Sabela
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Czech Republic
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Mikuláš Hulec
The Czech Technical University in Prague Head of the Department of Architecture Academic settings
Czech Republic
The Czech Technical University in Prague Head of the Department of Architecture Academic settings
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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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Jaime Velasco

Senior Designer at BuildX Studio (Nairobi) and part-time lecturer at the Kenyatta University.

Jaime has worked as leading architect and project managers in educational and healthcare sectors in Kenya, Rwanda and Zambia; with emphasis on participatory design approaches and sustainability. He has also lectured at the NSPA Architecture Department and at the University of Rwanda.

Spain
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Safwan Bin Aamir
We were taught from the early stages of our professional education that our buildings should do less harm and more good. We were taught about the impact humans have had on mother earth, and how it is our duty to understand and work towards providing a better world to our future generations and living in harmony with nature. This concept of giving back to earth and earthlings always stuck with me, which is why I opted to create a conservation center for endangered animals in my thesis. I believe humanity has disconnected from the natural world, and it all comes down to correct our course of action, for the betterment of this world. As a Pakistani student, I have not had correct exposure to the technology that can be associated with sustainability, and wish to increase my knowledge in that regard.
Pakistan
We were taught from the early stages of our professional education that our buildings should do less harm and more good. We were taught about the impact humans have had on mother earth, and how it is our duty to understand and work towards providing a better world to our future generations and living in harmony with nature. This concept of giving back to earth and earthlings always stuck with me, which is why I opted to create a conservation center for endangered animals in my thesis. I believe humanity has disconnected from the natural world, and it all comes down to correct our course of action, for the betterment of this world. As a Pakistani student, I have not had correct exposure to the technology that can be associated with sustainability, and wish to increase my knowledge in that regard.
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Mohammad Sazzad Hossain
Mohammad Sazzad Hossain is a practicing architect, researcher, and educator. His area of interest is architectural design with a special focus on heritage conservation. He was involved in different projects of ICOMOS and UNESCO. Mr. Hossain is an expert member of ICOMOS International Training Committee and ICOMOS International Scientific Committee for Twentieth Century Heritage. He was the Secretary, Heritage and Culture of the Institute of Architects, Bangladesh (IAB). He was also involved in ARCASIA Heritage Preservation Group and UIA work program on Heritage and Cultural Identity.
Bangladeshi
Mohammad Sazzad Hossain is a practicing architect, researcher, and educator. His area of interest is architectural design with a special focus on heritage conservation. He was involved in different projects of ICOMOS and UNESCO. Mr. Hossain is an expert member of ICOMOS International Training Committee and ICOMOS International Scientific Committee for Twentieth Century Heritage. He was the Secretary, Heritage and Culture of the Institute of Architects, Bangladesh (IAB). He was also involved in ARCASIA Heritage Preservation Group and UIA work program on Heritage and Cultural Identity.
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Lendrit Krasniqi
Residential building
Kosovo
Residential building
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Lucciana NASRALLAH

« En tant qu’Architecte, poursuivant la formation HMONP a L’ENSA Versailles | Ile de France et Membre à l’ordre des ingénieurs et des architectes au Liban #58417.

Mes études mon permis de comprendre à quel point le monde nécessite d’être métamorphosé pour survivre à l’image de la biologie et du corps humains et de s’adapter à tout changement (ex le covid-19).

L’Architecture jouera le principal élément de changement - de spatialité, de cadre affectant, les modes de vie en changement permanent vu les différents événements actuels. L’Architecture, à travers ces lignes qui s’ouvre vers le monde, le public d’une part et ferme d’autre part vers le privé. De ce fait, le pouvoir d’Architecture, entre une convergence et une divergence, entre le tout et le rien, le plein et le vide, la transparence et l’opacité, entre une construction et une reconstruction. Ainsi l’Architecture procure un changement à travers des solutions créatives, et je vise faire partie de ce changement.

D’ailleurs, nous ne pourrons pas changer le monde entier à travers l’Architecture mais impérativement le monde ne peut pas être changer sans l’Architecture. »

Lebanese
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Arta Xhambazi
Teaching at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Prishtina. Research focus: Architectural Design, Theory of Architecture & Design, Teaching and learning
Albanian
Teaching at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Prishtina. Research focus: Architectural Design, Theory of Architecture & Design, Teaching and learning
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Sabine Yaacoub
Building futur based on the past
Lebanese
Building futur based on the past
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Ondřej Valach

Philosophy of architecture and visualization.

Czech Republic

Philosophy of architecture and visualization.

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Mohammadreza Ravanshadnia
I Focus on architecture and civil engineering .I inspired from Calatrava that he counted among architects with strong grip over engineering.The transition of Calatrava from small scale projects to major civic projects came through a competition in which he designed Zurich’s new train station. In early phase of his career, he gained fame as the architect of bridges. His engineering expertise helped him with getting through these projects and he made around 50 bridges right at the start. His asymmetrical bridge designs supported with concrete and steel and dramatic structures soon attracted worldwide attention and earned Calatrava a lot of international fame..
iran
I Focus on architecture and civil engineering .I inspired from Calatrava that he counted among architects with strong grip over engineering.The transition of Calatrava from small scale projects to major civic projects came through a competition in which he designed Zurich’s new train station. In early phase of his career, he gained fame as the architect of bridges. His engineering expertise helped him with getting through these projects and he made around 50 bridges right at the start. His asymmetrical bridge designs supported with concrete and steel and dramatic structures soon attracted worldwide attention and earned Calatrava a lot of international fame..
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KAMIL GÜLEY

Architecture + Interior Architecture 

Colour

Sustainability

 

Cypriot
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Roman Ruhig

He graduated from the Faculty of Architecture and the Faculty of Civil Engineering at STU in Bratislava, division Architecture. At present he works as a PhD student at the Department of Architecture at the Faculty of Civil Engineering. In his dissertation he deals with a sustainable aspect of renewal, more specifically the influence of intermediate space on energy efficiency. He has worked with several well-known architects in his practice. At the same time, he has successfully participated in different architectural competitions in a couple with Ing. arch. et Ing. Ema Kiabova. Together set up an architectural studio ER Atelier.

Slovak

He graduated from the Faculty of Architecture and the Faculty of Civil Engineering at STU in Bratislava, division Architecture. At present he works as a PhD student at the Department of Architecture at the Faculty of Civil Engineering. In his dissertation he deals with a sustainable aspect of renewal, more specifically the influence of intermediate space on energy efficiency. He has worked with several well-known architects in his practice. At the same time, he has successfully participated in different architectural competitions in a couple with Ing. arch. et Ing. Ema Kiabova. Together set up an architectural studio ER Atelier.

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Somayeh Ravanshad Nia
  • PhD thesis in the field of cinema, city and sociology of art.
  • Professor of Azad University of Iran (Science and Research Branch & Central Tehran Branch)
  •  Co-founder of the design studio of Ravanshadnia and colleagues since 2011
  •  First place in the International Architectural Competition for the Design of the Great Square of Azerbaijan 2015.
  • 3rd place in the International Architectural Competition  INSPIRELI AWARD2016(Azerbaijan Square)
  • Finalist of the Asia-Berlin Architecture Biennial 2017 Award.(Azerbaijan Square)
  • Cooperation with Tehran Hashtak Consulting Engineers from 2009 in projects:

    ·        Design of phase zero and one in horse racing series in Norouzabad, Tehran

    ·        Design of phase 1 in Research Institute of Medical Sciences University in Tabriz University

    ·        Internal design of Amphitheater Hall in Malayer University

    ·        Design of library in Malayer University

  • Cooperation with Consulting Engineers Firm of Palardej Tehran (Shiraz Branch) on 2007

    -         Design and draw of phase 2 in Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Kongo-Kinshada Africa country

  • Different residential and commercial projects independently.

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    Member of the brilliant talent club and elite of the Islamic Azad University of Science and Research Branch of Tehran
IRAN

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