Based in Madrid, Francesca is a partner of Teresa Sapey + Partners- a firm renowned for designing spaces with feelings and developing bespoke projects that provide high quality experiences. She also works as an external consultant internationally on ad hoc urbanism projects. Following her degree in Architecture, and later an MA in Cultural and Critical Studies, Francesca obtained the MSc in Urban Design and City Planning at The Bartlett (UCL) in London. She is active in networks such as Young Urbanists (Academy of Urbanism), Architects E17, and the MSc UDCP Alumni Group at UCL. Currently, Francesca is also a member of the Urban Land Institute (ULI), of the Spanish Association of Technical Urbanists (AETU) and Women in Reals Estate (WIRES). Invited guest-speaker, lecturer and published author, her interests include ephemeral architecture and brand identity, marketplaces as socio-economic enablers, as well as meanwhile uses and early site activation, among many others.
Gladys Goh is the Senior Vice President of Strategic Innovation and Marketing for NIPSEA Group. Her active portfolio includes: Group Marketing and Communications, Group Corporate Social Responsibility, Colour Leadership, Strategic Innovation. Being a huge believer in bridging the gap between work and passion, she spends enormous amounts of time raising the capacity and interest of her teams worldwide to give back to the community. This led to the growth of many flagship community projects including the world’s longest running student-centric awards and community – the AYDA Awards.
She joined Nippon Paint as the Assistant General Manager of Marketing for the Malaysia market in 2006. In 2013, she was promoted to Group General Manager of the Nippon Paint Malaysia Group which includes Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand Deco, Pakistan, Bangladesh and the Philippines. Currently, she is also the President for Nippon Paint Marine Coatings.
Upon receiving his AB (1981) and his Master’s degree in Architecture from Harvard University, Graduate School of Design in 1985, Paul Tange joined the architectural firm headed by his father, renowned architect, Kenzo Tange. In 1997, Tange became President of Kenzo Tange Associates and in 2002, he founded Tange Associates. Tange Associates has designed landmark buildings both in Japan and abroad and has designed the Tokyo Aquatics Centre for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Tange Associates’ design of the Olympic gymnasiums is the first time that father and son architects have designed the same facilities in the same city for two separate Olympics (Tokyo 1964 and 2020). His portfolio of projects include the Tokyo Aquatics Centre (Japan), Romeo Hotel (Italy), Shanghai Bank Headquarters Building (China), The One (Hong Kong, China), President International Tower (Taiwan, China), Ba Ria-Vung Tau Administration and Political Center (Vietnam), Orchardgateway (Singapore) and Bank Danamon Headquarters Building (Jakarta).
Seah Chee Huang is a firm believer in purpose-driven architecture that synergises economic, environmental and social dynamics, to bring positive impact and delight to everyday life. His design pursuits include Singapore Sports Hub, Our Tampines Hub, Bukit Canberra and Punggol Regional Sports Centre – all pioneering models of integrated community, sports and lifestyle hubs in Singapore. His project, GoodLife! Makan, received the President’s Design Award 2020 for its progressive approach to senior care. An advocate for the architecture profession, Chee Huang led the fraternity as President of Singapore Institute of Architects from 2018 to 2020, to drive sustainable design, ethical and enterprising practices grounded in innovative and social causes. He cares about nurturing the next generation of architects and served as adjunct tutor for the NUS Bachelor of Architecture design studios for over 10 years. He partakes in the larger discourse of the built environment in design advisory panels and committees for various agencies and institutions.
Şebnem Buhara is an Istanbul-based, multidisciplinary designer who graduated in architecture from Mimar Sinan University. She now continues her own company, Bou Design. Through architecture, she works on creating a new grammar with industrial design and art, all of which form her thoughts on objects and structures. Some interactions she gained from her observations found their worth in architecture, some in design, some in sculpture. For this reason, she does not limit herself to the title of architect, designer or sculptor; she can present different answers through different inspirations. In her opinion, creativity is a framework of productivity that has absolute disciplines in itself and yet, likes to be free on the path of choice. She has won several international awards such as Edida, IDA, ADA, some of her products are exhibited at İstanbul Modern Museum Store, and her collection is exhibited at Tepta Showroom. She is also a member of Architectural Urban Research Academy (AURA).
Based in Madrid, Francesca is a partner of Teresa Sapey + Partners- a firm renowned for designing spaces with feelings and developing bespoke projects that provide high quality experiences. She also works as an external consultant internationally on ad hoc urbanism projects. Following her degree in Architecture, and later an MA in Cultural and Critical Studies, Francesca obtained the MSc in Urban Design and City Planning at The Bartlett (UCL) in London. She is active in networks such as Young Urbanists (Academy of Urbanism), Architects E17, and the MSc UDCP Alumni Group at UCL. Currently, Francesca is also a member of the Urban Land Institute (ULI), of the Spanish Association of Technical Urbanists (AETU) and Women in Reals Estate (WIRES). Invited guest-speaker, lecturer and published author, her interests include ephemeral architecture and brand identity, marketplaces as socio-economic enablers, as well as meanwhile uses and early site activation, among many others.
Gladys Goh is the Senior Vice President of Strategic Innovation and Marketing for NIPSEA Group. Her active portfolio includes: Group Marketing and Communications, Group Corporate Social Responsibility, Colour Leadership, Strategic Innovation. Being a huge believer in bridging the gap between work and passion, she spends enormous amounts of time raising the capacity and interest of her teams worldwide to give back to the community. This led to the growth of many flagship community projects including the world’s longest running student-centric awards and community – the AYDA Awards.
She joined Nippon Paint as the Assistant General Manager of Marketing for the Malaysia market in 2006. In 2013, she was promoted to Group General Manager of the Nippon Paint Malaysia Group which includes Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand Deco, Pakistan, Bangladesh and the Philippines. Currently, she is also the President for Nippon Paint Marine Coatings.
Upon receiving his AB (1981) and his Master’s degree in Architecture from Harvard University, Graduate School of Design in 1985, Paul Tange joined the architectural firm headed by his father, renowned architect, Kenzo Tange. In 1997, Tange became President of Kenzo Tange Associates and in 2002, he founded Tange Associates. Tange Associates has designed landmark buildings both in Japan and abroad and has designed the Tokyo Aquatics Centre for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Tange Associates’ design of the Olympic gymnasiums is the first time that father and son architects have designed the same facilities in the same city for two separate Olympics (Tokyo 1964 and 2020). His portfolio of projects include the Tokyo Aquatics Centre (Japan), Romeo Hotel (Italy), Shanghai Bank Headquarters Building (China), The One (Hong Kong, China), President International Tower (Taiwan, China), Ba Ria-Vung Tau Administration and Political Center (Vietnam), Orchardgateway (Singapore) and Bank Danamon Headquarters Building (Jakarta).
Seah Chee Huang is a firm believer in purpose-driven architecture that synergises economic, environmental and social dynamics, to bring positive impact and delight to everyday life. His design pursuits include Singapore Sports Hub, Our Tampines Hub, Bukit Canberra and Punggol Regional Sports Centre – all pioneering models of integrated community, sports and lifestyle hubs in Singapore. His project, GoodLife! Makan, received the President’s Design Award 2020 for its progressive approach to senior care. An advocate for the architecture profession, Chee Huang led the fraternity as President of Singapore Institute of Architects from 2018 to 2020, to drive sustainable design, ethical and enterprising practices grounded in innovative and social causes. He cares about nurturing the next generation of architects and served as adjunct tutor for the NUS Bachelor of Architecture design studios for over 10 years. He partakes in the larger discourse of the built environment in design advisory panels and committees for various agencies and institutions.
Şebnem Buhara is an Istanbul-based, multidisciplinary designer who graduated in architecture from Mimar Sinan University. She now continues her own company, Bou Design. Through architecture, she works on creating a new grammar with industrial design and art, all of which form her thoughts on objects and structures. Some interactions she gained from her observations found their worth in architecture, some in design, some in sculpture. For this reason, she does not limit herself to the title of architect, designer or sculptor; she can present different answers through different inspirations. In her opinion, creativity is a framework of productivity that has absolute disciplines in itself and yet, likes to be free on the path of choice. She has won several international awards such as Edida, IDA, ADA, some of her products are exhibited at İstanbul Modern Museum Store, and her collection is exhibited at Tepta Showroom. She is also a member of Architectural Urban Research Academy (AURA).
Based in Madrid, Francesca is a partner of Teresa Sapey + Partners- a firm renowned for designing spaces with feelings and developing bespoke projects that provide high quality experiences. She also works as an external consultant internationally on ad hoc urbanism projects. Following her degree in Architecture, and later an MA in Cultural and Critical Studies, Francesca obtained the MSc in Urban Design and City Planning at The Bartlett (UCL) in London. She is active in networks such as Young Urbanists (Academy of Urbanism), Architects E17, and the MSc UDCP Alumni Group at UCL. Currently, Francesca is also a member of the Urban Land Institute (ULI), of the Spanish Association of Technical Urbanists (AETU) and Women in Reals Estate (WIRES). Invited guest-speaker, lecturer and published author, her interests include ephemeral architecture and brand identity, marketplaces as socio-economic enablers, as well as meanwhile uses and early site activation, among many others.
Gladys Goh is the Senior Vice President of Strategic Innovation and Marketing for NIPSEA Group. Her active portfolio includes: Group Marketing and Communications, Group Corporate Social Responsibility, Colour Leadership, Strategic Innovation. Being a huge believer in bridging the gap between work and passion, she spends enormous amounts of time raising the capacity and interest of her teams worldwide to give back to the community. This led to the growth of many flagship community projects including the world’s longest running student-centric awards and community – the AYDA Awards.
She joined Nippon Paint as the Assistant General Manager of Marketing for the Malaysia market in 2006. In 2013, she was promoted to Group General Manager of the Nippon Paint Malaysia Group which includes Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand Deco, Pakistan, Bangladesh and the Philippines. Currently, she is also the President for Nippon Paint Marine Coatings.
Upon receiving his AB (1981) and his Master’s degree in Architecture from Harvard University, Graduate School of Design in 1985, Paul Tange joined the architectural firm headed by his father, renowned architect, Kenzo Tange. In 1997, Tange became President of Kenzo Tange Associates and in 2002, he founded Tange Associates. Tange Associates has designed landmark buildings both in Japan and abroad and has designed the Tokyo Aquatics Centre for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Tange Associates’ design of the Olympic gymnasiums is the first time that father and son architects have designed the same facilities in the same city for two separate Olympics (Tokyo 1964 and 2020). His portfolio of projects include the Tokyo Aquatics Centre (Japan), Romeo Hotel (Italy), Shanghai Bank Headquarters Building (China), The One (Hong Kong, China), President International Tower (Taiwan, China), Ba Ria-Vung Tau Administration and Political Center (Vietnam), Orchardgateway (Singapore) and Bank Danamon Headquarters Building (Jakarta).
Seah Chee Huang is a firm believer in purpose-driven architecture that synergises economic, environmental and social dynamics, to bring positive impact and delight to everyday life. His design pursuits include Singapore Sports Hub, Our Tampines Hub, Bukit Canberra and Punggol Regional Sports Centre – all pioneering models of integrated community, sports and lifestyle hubs in Singapore. His project, GoodLife! Makan, received the President’s Design Award 2020 for its progressive approach to senior care. An advocate for the architecture profession, Chee Huang led the fraternity as President of Singapore Institute of Architects from 2018 to 2020, to drive sustainable design, ethical and enterprising practices grounded in innovative and social causes. He cares about nurturing the next generation of architects and served as adjunct tutor for the NUS Bachelor of Architecture design studios for over 10 years. He partakes in the larger discourse of the built environment in design advisory panels and committees for various agencies and institutions.
Şebnem Buhara is an Istanbul-based, multidisciplinary designer who graduated in architecture from Mimar Sinan University. She now continues her own company, Bou Design. Through architecture, she works on creating a new grammar with industrial design and art, all of which form her thoughts on objects and structures. Some interactions she gained from her observations found their worth in architecture, some in design, some in sculpture. For this reason, she does not limit herself to the title of architect, designer or sculptor; she can present different answers through different inspirations. In her opinion, creativity is a framework of productivity that has absolute disciplines in itself and yet, likes to be free on the path of choice. She has won several international awards such as Edida, IDA, ADA, some of her products are exhibited at İstanbul Modern Museum Store, and her collection is exhibited at Tepta Showroom. She is also a member of Architectural Urban Research Academy (AURA).
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