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Casimir Esbach

Architect, educator & founder, KANS

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Casimir Esbach

Architect, educator & founder, KANS

Casimir Esbach's work explores the intersection of architecture, artificial intelligence and data-driven design through his Data-to-Form methodology. He currently teaches at SCAD.

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From Data to Form: Casimir Esbach joins the IDOARCH jury

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From Data to Form

Casimir Esbach joins the IDOARCH jury

Casimir Esbach approaches architecture with a deceptively simple question: where did the form come from?

The Dutch architect, educator and founder of KANS joins the IDOARCH jury this season, bringing with him a body of work focused on the relationship between information, artificial intelligence and architectural form.

Across his research, teaching and practice, Esbach has been developing an approach he calls Data-to-Form: a way of carrying the information surrounding a project continuously through to geometry, rather than using it to justify a design after the fact.

For competition entrants, that distinction matters. It suggests a juror interested not only in the final image, but in the intelligence behind it.

From research to geometry

Architectural projects generate enormous quantities of information: environmental conditions, programme, site history, cultural references, spatial relationships and patterns of use.

Yet much of that research disappears when formal design begins.

Esbach's work asks what happens when that separation is removed.

Rather than treating analysis and form-making as consecutive phases, Data-to-Form connects them as a continuous loop. AI is used to identify patterns within a project's source material; those findings inform the instructions given to generative systems; generated imagery is iterated and tested; and promising results are translated into three-dimensional architectural models.

The important part is not simply the use of AI.

It is the attempt to preserve a trace between what was learned and what was designed.

Instead of asking a generative model to produce an interesting building and rationalising the result afterwards, the ambition is for the architectural language itself to emerge from the conditions being investigated.

Esbach has explored variations of this idea in writing for The Architect's Journal, Building Design, the Italian architecture magazine Arketipo and Market Cafe Magazine, examining how data, artificial intelligence and recursive design processes are changing architectural authorship.

Testing the idea in Hong Kong

One of the clearest demonstrations came with Exporting Aesthetics: AI-Generated Futures of the Greater Bay Area, developed by Esbach's studio KANS with Sandra Baggerman, Stella Zhang, Bosco Yeung and Kazu Kaneko for the 2025 Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism\Architecture in Hong Kong.

Shown at the East Kowloon Cultural Centre, where it was seen by more than 250,000 visitors, the installation presented a lineage of speculative towers developed through AI-driven design processes.

Rather than presenting one polished proposal as the inevitable answer, the exhibition exposed the evolution of the work itself: forms mutating across iterations, architectural languages emerging and drifting, and successive generations influencing what came next.

That distinction is central to Esbach's position on AI.

The value of generative tools, in his view, is not that they allow architects to produce a finished-looking image more quickly. It is that they can create unfamiliar intermediate conditions that the architect must interpret, edit and develop.

The exhibition brought that process into the public realm, where the work was encountered not simply as a technical demonstration, but as architecture and cultural speculation. It was covered by the South China Morning Post in December 2025, followed by Parametric Architecture, Nanfang Media Group and Ming Pao Weekly.

From experimentation to teaching

The same thinking now informs Esbach's teaching at the Savannah College of Art and Design, where he leads Design with AI, SBLD 460 and 760, the first AI-focused architecture courses in the department. The undergraduate and graduate studios have reached roughly 80 students across four sections since 2025.

Rather than structuring the courses around particular software platforms, Esbach focuses on a more durable question: how can emerging tools become part of architectural thinking without replacing architectural judgement?

Students move between research, generative systems, three-dimensional modelling and conventional architectural development, with an emphasis on maintaining continuity between the information that initiates a project and the forms that emerge from it.

That approach reflects a broader concern in Esbach's work: AI should expand the territory in which architectural decisions can be made, rather than simply accelerate the production of images.

Before joining SCAD, Esbach taught at TU Delft and has lectured on architecture and artificial intelligence at institutions including the University of Michigan's Taubman College, the University of Maryland and Syracuse University.

Looking beyond the rendering

Esbach also brings extensive experience evaluating architectural work.

He has served on juries for the Architizer A+ Awards, Grands Prix du Design, Buildner, Young Architects Competitions, the Archello Awards, LOOP Design Awards, BLT Built Design Awards, IAAC MaCAD, Non Architecture, and the Mies van der Rohe Foundation's Reusing Rooftops competition in Barcelona.

Before founding KANS, he spent six years at MVRDV in Rotterdam, latterly as a project leader, working on projects including Valley in Amsterdam, winner of the Emporis Skyscraper Award, and the competition-winning Shenzhen Terraces. Earlier, he worked at BIG in New York.

For entrants, Esbach's appointment points toward a particular way of reading architectural work.

A compelling image may capture attention. But the more difficult question comes afterwards:

Why does the architecture look like this — and what in the project made it become this way?

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Issa Diabaté

President & CEO, Koffi & Diabaté Architects

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Issa Diabaté

President & CEO, Koffi & Diabaté Architects

A Yale-graduate architect and co-founder of Koffi & Diabaté Group. A visionary in African urbanism, he integrates sustainable design with real estate development. From IKEA collaborations to international biennials, Diabaté champions contextual, inclusive architecture, rethinking urban living to create resilient and forward-looking African cities.

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Mouaz Abouzaid

Founder & Design Principal, Verform

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Mouaz Abouzaid

Founder & Design Principal, Verform

A Cairo-born architect and founder of Verform, an international design studio. With over two decades of experience, he leads a multinational team across Egypt, Europe and the Middle East. Three times recognised among the region's top architects, he also curated the Egyptian National Pavilion at the 2018 Venice Biennale.

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Lucia Oberfrancová

Research assistant & teacher, Hochschule Wismar

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Lucia Oberfrancová

Research assistant & teacher, Hochschule Wismar

Lucia Oberfrancová, PhD, graduated in architecture from the Slovak University of Technology in 2008, focusing on ecological and experimental design. A DBU scholar, she researched earth-sheltered architecture at Hochschule Wismar, where she now teaches sustainable building and energy assessment. Her work bridges research, digitalisation and innovative ecological architecture.

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Maria Stasevich

Architectural designer & founder, OBLIK

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Maria Stasevich

Architectural designer & founder, OBLIK

An architectural designer and marketing specialist working at the intersection of design and digital communication. With over seven years of experience, a community of 100,000 and work published in international architecture and design magazines, she leads OBLIK, a studio dedicated to storytelling and content strategy for global architecture practices and design brands.

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Saul Kim

Architect & adjunct professor, Kaywon University of Art & Design

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Saul Kim

Architect & adjunct professor, Kaywon University of Art & Design

An architect and educator, currently adjunct professor at Kaywon University of Art & Design. His research and teaching focus on experimental architectural methodologies, spatial theory and digital computation, bridging design pedagogy with speculative, research-driven practice.

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Thierry Gédéon

Architect, Paris

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Thierry Gédéon

Architect, Paris

An architect based in Paris, with a Master's degree in Architecture with honours from ENSA Paris-Malaquais and an HMONP qualification. His practice is grounded in a dialogic approach, seeking in every context “the very substance of the project”, rooted in building traditions, a site's history and respect for the existing built environment.

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Paula Quintero

Lighting designer, Foster + Partners

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Paula Quintero

Lighting designer, Foster + Partners

An architect with master's degrees in Interior Design and Architectural Lighting Design. With experience across Colombia, Germany and the UK, including Foster + Partners, she designs cohesive, human-centred environments that integrate architecture, interiors and lighting, with a strong focus on research, sustainability and technical excellence.

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Maged Elbanna

Architect, computational designer & AI specialist

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Maged Elbanna

Architect, computational designer & AI specialist

Based in Hamburg, Germany, with international experience across Europe, Japan and the Middle East. Passionate about using AI to enhance creativity, he integrates advanced computational tools into both the artistic and technical sides of architecture, pushing design boundaries globally.

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Maria Ulashchenko

Founder, SKALA SOCIAL · M.Sc. student, Politecnico di Milano

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Maria Ulashchenko

Founder, SKALA SOCIAL · M.Sc. student, Politecnico di Milano

A Master's student in Architecture and Environment at Politecnico di Milano and founder of SKALA SOCIAL, a strategy agency for architects. With a B.Sc. from TU Berlin, experience at gmp and kadawittfeldarchitektur and internationally published work, she bridges design and communication, helping architects build visibility.

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Johana Mendoza Rodriguez

Architectural designer, Olson Kundig

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Johana Mendoza Rodriguez

Architectural designer, Olson Kundig

An award-winning Ecuadorian architect and artist, AIA International Associate, and part of the Seattle-based firm Olson Kundig. With international awards, publications and jury appointments, she blends design innovation, sustainability and creative expression to reimagine how people experience architecture, art, nature and culture.

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Radovan Szabó

Architectural designer, Büro Hacke

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Radovan Szabó

Architectural designer, Büro Hacke

After graduating in architecture from the Slovak University of Technology, Radovan worked on several award-winning Slovak and Czech competitions focused on the reconstruction and adaptation of existing buildings. In early 2025 he joined Büro Hacke, contributing to international and local projects.

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Ilse Martinez

Lighting designer, Licht Kunst Licht

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Ilse Martinez

Lighting designer, Licht Kunst Licht

Born in Mexico, Ilse graduated as an architect in 2020 and completed a master's in Architectural Lighting Design at Hochschule Wismar. After working in London with Foster + Partners, she joined Licht Kunst Licht, where she develops innovative, sustainable and context-driven architectural lighting.

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Liam Hayward-Mills

Architectural project manager & designer

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Liam Hayward-Mills

Architectural project manager & designer

Based in Vancouver, Liam holds a B.Arch from BCIT and a Master's from Wismar (DAAD scholarship). With six years leading multi-family projects, he creates community-focused, sustainable spaces. His thesis proposes off-grid, self-sustaining communities for remote workers.

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Afaf Badran

Founder, Darbellabbana

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Afaf Badran

Founder, Darbellabbana

A pioneering architect since 1980, Dr. Afaf Badran worked internationally before leading prestigious projects in Saudi Arabia as the first practising woman architect there. Founder of the Darbellabbana Group and Center in Cairo, she combines design, teaching and mentorship, promoting architecture, culture and sustainable development.

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Ruben Jodar

Professor, Hochschule Wismar

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Ruben Jodar

Professor, Hochschule Wismar

A Barcelona-born architect who co-directs a Berlin office and teaches Experimental Design in Wismar. Since 2010 he has advanced public space interventions and participatory architecture with StiftungFREIZEIT. He previously collaborated with Zumthor, Eliasson and MVRDV, and holds degrees from Waseda and ETSAB (cum laude).

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Jorge Andrade

Lecturer, PUCE Ibarra, Ecuador

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Jorge Andrade

Lecturer, PUCE Ibarra, Ecuador

An architect (PUCE) and urban planner (Melbourne) focused on context-driven architecture using local resources. He researches public space, mobility and river recovery and teaches at PUCE Ibarra. His award-winning work integrates heritage, sustainability and inclusive urbanism.

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Mariam Korachy

Founder, Mariam Korachy Architects

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Mariam Korachy

Founder, Mariam Korachy Architects

Architect and founder of Mariam Korachy Architects, with a BA from Cairo (2001) and an MSc in Conservation from KU Leuven (2010). With expertise in heritage conservation, restoration and museum exhibitions, she has led projects in Historic Cairo alongside architecture, interior and furniture design.

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Hartwig Duensing

Founder, Duensing Architekten

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Hartwig Duensing

Founder, Duensing Architekten

Studied at TU Braunschweig, TU München and TU Berlin, graduating in 1989. In 1992 he co-founded Duensing Edye Architekten and in 2012 founded Duensing Architekten. With more than 30 years of experience, he continues to shape architecture through innovative, enduring design.

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Luis Loaiza

Associate & landscape architect, EDSA

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Luis Loaiza

Associate & landscape architect, EDSA

Driven by curiosity and a love for the arts, Luis leads innovative, sustainable projects worldwide at EDSA. With a background in experimental research, he shapes art galleries, recreational landscapes and restorative environments with a community-focused, multidimensional approach.

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Martín André Gaibor Sánchez

Architectural designer & budget control analyst

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Martín André Gaibor Sánchez

Architectural designer & budget control analyst

An architect from Universidad San Francisco de Quito who combines creativity, analytical thinking and strategic management. As Budget Control Analyst at Uribe Schwarzkopf in Quito, he aligns costs with project goals while keeping designs functional and feasible.

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  • Casimir Esbach

    Architect, Educator & Founder, KANS

    Casimir Esbach works’ explores the intersection of architecture, artificial intelligence, and data-driven design through his Data-to-Form methodology. Currently teaching at SCAD, he has previously wor

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    Issa Diabaté

    President - Chief Executive Officer of Koffi & Diabaté Architects

    a Yale-graduate architect and co-founder of Koffi & Diabaté Group. A visionary in African urbanism, he integrates sustainable design with real estate development. From IKEA collaborations to international biennials, Diabaté champions contextual, inclusive architecture, rethinking urban living to create resilient and forward-looking African cities.

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    Mouaz Abouzaid

    Founder, Design Princpal VERFORM

    Mouaz Abouzaid is a Cairo-born architect and founder of Verform, an international design studio. With over two decades of experience, he leads a multinational team across Egypt, Europe, and the Middle East. Thrice recognized among the region's top architects, he also curated the Egyptian National Pavilion at the 2018 Venice Biennale.

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    Lucia Oberfrancová

    Research assistent & teacher at Hochschule Wismar

    Lucia Oberfrancová, PhD, graduated in architecture from the Slovak University of Technology in 2008, focusing on ecological and experimental design. A DBU scholar, she researched earth-sheltered architecture at Hochschule Wismar, where she now teaches sustainable building and energy assessment. Her work bridges research, digitalisation, and innovative ecological architecture.

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    Maria Stasevich

    Architectural Designer & Founder of OBLIK

    An architectural designer and marketing specialist, she operates at the intersection of design and digital communication. With over seven years of experience and a community of 100,000, and had her work published in international architecture and design magazines. she leads OBLIK, a studio dedicated to professional storytelling and content strategy for global architecture practices and design brands.

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    Saul Kim

    Architect/Adjunct Professor at Kaywon University of Art and Design

    Saul Kim is an architect and educator, currently Adjunct Professor at Kaywon University of Art & Design.
    His research and teaching focus on experimental architectural methodologies, spatial theory, and digital computation, bridging design pedagogy with speculative and research-driven practice.

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    Thierry Gedeon

    Architect

    Thierry Gédéon is an architect based in Paris. He holds a Master’s degree in Architecture with honors from ENSA Paris-Malaquais, and an HMONP qualification. His practice is grounded in a dialogic approach to architecture, seeking in every context “the very substance of the project.” His interventions are rooted in building traditions, careful listening to a site’s history, and respect for the existing built environment.

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    Paula Quintero

    Lighting Designer at Foster + Partner

    Paula Quintero, an architect with dual master’s degrees in Interior Design and Architectural Lighting Design. With international experience across Colombia, Germany, and the UK, including work with Foster + Partners, I specialize in designing cohesive, human-centered environments that integrate architecture, interiors, and lighting. My expertise spans commercial, residential, and maritime projects, with a strong emphasis on research-driven design, sustainability, and technical excellence.

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    Maged Elbanna

    Architect, computational designer and AI specialist

    Maged, based in Hamburg, Germany, with international experience across Europe, Japan, and the Middle East. Passionate about leveraging AI to enhance creativity, they integrate advanced computational tools into both the artistic and technical aspects of architecture, pushing innovative design boundaries globally.

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    Maria Ulashchenko

    Founder of SKALA SOCIAL, Architecture M.Sc. Student at Politecnico di Milano

    Maria Ulashchenko is a Master’s student in Architecture and Environment at Politecnico di Milano and founder of SKALA SOCIAL, a strategy agency for architects. With a B.Sc. from TU Berlin, professional experience at gmp and kadawittfeldarchitektur, and internationally recognized published work, she bridges design and communication, helping architects build visibility while pursuing her own vision of innovative, future-oriented architecture.

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    Johana Mendoza Rodriguez

    Architectural designer, Oslon Kundig

    Johana Mendoza Rodriguez is an award-winning Ecuadorian architect and artist, AIA International Associate, and part of the renowned Seattle-based firm Olson Kundig. With international awards, publications, and jury appointments, she blends design innovation, sustainability, and creative expression to reimagine how people experience architecture, art, nature, and cultural narratives worldwide.

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    Radovan Szabó

    Architectural designer at Büro Hacke

    After graduating in architecture from the Slovak University of Technology, Radovan worked on several award-winning Slovak and Czech competitions focused mainly on the reconstruction and adaptation of existing buildings across various typologies. In early 2025, he joined Büro Hacke, contributing to international and local projects.

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    Ilse martinez

    Lighting Designer at Licht Kunst Licht

    Ilse Martinez, born in Mexico, graduated as an architect in 2020. She pursued a master’s in Architectural Lighting Design at Hochschule Wismar, which opened international opportunities. After working in London with Foster + Partners, she joined Licht Kunst Licht, where she now develops innovative, sustainable, and context-driven architectural lighting design solutions.

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    Liam Hayward-Mills

    Architectural project manager & designer

    Liam, based in Vancouver, holds a B.Arch from BCIT and a Master’s from Wismar (DAAD scholarship). With six years leading multi-family projects, he creates community-focused, sustainable spaces. His thesis proposes off-grid, self-sustaining communities for remote workers, blending innovation, sustainability, and a strong sense of belonging.

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    Afaf Badran

    Founder of Darbellabbana

    Dr. Afaf Badran, pioneering architect since 1980, worked internationally before leading prestigious projects in Saudi Arabia as the first practicing woman architect. Founder of Darbellabbana Group and Center in Cairo, she combines design, teaching, and mentorship, with postgraduate expertise in Environmental Design, promoting architecture, culture, and sustainable development.

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    Ruben Jodar

    Professor at Hochschule Wismar

    Ruben Jodar, Barcelona-born architect, co-directs a Berlin office and teaches Experimental Design in Wismar. Since 2010, he has advanced innovative public space interventions and participatory architecture with StiftungFREIZEIT. With international teaching and prototype-building experience, he previously collaborated with Zumthor, Eliasson, and MVRDV, holding degrees from Waseda and ETSAB Cum Laude.

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    Jorge Andrade

    Lecturer at PUCE Ibarra - Ecuador

    Jorge, architect (PUCE) and urban planner (Melbourne), focuses on context-driven architecture using local resources. He researches public space, mobility, and river recovery, teaching at PUCE Ibarra. Awarded multiple national and international prizes, his work integrates heritage preservation, sustainability, and inclusive urbanism, shaping Ecuador’s built environment with cultural and ecological sensitivity.

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    Mariam Korachy

    Founder of Mariam Korachy Architects

    Mariam Korachy, architect and founder of Mariam Korachy Architects, holds a BA from Cairo (2001) and an MSc in Conservation from KU Leuven (2010). With expertise in heritage conservation, restoration, and museum exhibitions, she has led projects in Historic Cairo while also practicing architecture, interior design, and furniture design.

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    Hartwig Duensing

    Founder of Duensing Architekten

    Hartwig Duensing, studied at TU Braunschweig, TU München, and TU Berlin, earned his diploma in 1989 with a thesis on Munich’s fairground expansion. In 1992, he co-founded Duensing Edye Architekten and later founded Duensing Architekten in 2012. With 30+ years’ experience, he continues shaping architecture through innovative, enduring design.

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    Luis Loaiza

    Associate & Landscape Architect EDSA, inc.

    Luis, driven by curiosity and a love for the arts, works at EDSA, Inc., leading innovative, sustainable projects worldwide. With a background in experimental research, he blends creativity with practical solutions, shaping art galleries, recreational landscapes, and restorative environments. His community-focused, multidimensional approach enhances spaces and fosters meaningful impact.

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    Martín André Gaibor Sánchez

    Architectural designer & Budget Control Analyst

    Martín, an architect graduated from Universidad San Francisco de Quito, combines creativity, analytical thinking, and strategic management. Currently a Budget Control Analyst at Uribe Schwarzkopf in Quito, he leverages his architectural expertise to optimize resources, align costs with project goals, and ensure design functionality while maintaining financial efficiency and project feasibility.