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2012 Architecture Expo Conference Guests 2012 ARCHITECTURE EXPO CONFERENCE GUESTS JW Marriott Grand Hotel Bucuresti Grand Ballroom www.ieglass.ro www.iegis.ro www.ieriff.ro AA Dip RIBA ARB. Honorary degree, Oxford Brookes University, 2006. Founded Tony Fretton Architects in 1982. After graduating from the Architectural Association School of Architecture he worked at Arup Associates. As well as being the Principal Designer of all projects, he is active in the discourse on design through lectures, seminars and writing. Teaching posts include Unit Master at the Architectural Association, School in London from 1988- 1992, Visiting Professor at the Berlage Institute Amsterdam and the Ecole Polytechnique Ferderale de Lausanne in 1994-96. Since 1999 he has been Professor of Architectural Design and Interiors at the TU Delft the Netherlands and taught a semester at the Graduate School of Design, Harvard, Cambridge MA, USA, Spring 2005. PROF. DR. ARCH. TONY FRETTON TONY FRETTON ARCHITECTS, UNITED KINGDOM AWARDS: RIBA EU Award 2010 | RIBA European Award 2009 | World Architecture Festival Awards 2008 | Chicago Athenaeum International Architecture Award 2006 | The European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture Mies Van de Rohe Award 2004 | ACE/ RIBA Awards for Religious Architecture 2003 | The European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture Mies Van de Rohe Award 2003 | RIBA Award 2003 SPECIAL GUEST RIFF 2012 www.ieriff.ro Isabel Maria Andrade Silva - Nini - was born in Funchal (Madeira Island, Portugal) in 1962. Graduated in Design at the Institute of Visual Arts, Design and Marketing (IADE) in Lisbon, and simultaneously pursued her academic and professional experience abroad, where she studied and worked in New York, London, Paris, South Africa and Denmark. Her work has international recognition, having put the name of Portugal alongside the biggest and best designers in the world. As result of this recognition, last June 2011, Nini Andrade Silva was distinguished by the Portuguese Government with the Honoured Title “Grau de Oficial da Ordem Ordem do Infante D. Henrique”, by her rendered outstanding service to Portugal, within and abroad. She is an international consultant for IADE, thus integrating the panel of guest lecturers to the School of Design, and received IADE CAREER AWARD 2010 and recently she was appointed as Cultural Ambassador by Guimaraes 2012 - European Capital! ARCH. NINI ANDRADE SILVA ATELIER NINI ANDRADE SILVA, PORTUGAL AWARDS: 2011 Interior Design & Architecture Awards 2011 | 2010 Best Interior Design from Europe (European & Africa Property Awards) | 2010 Best Design Award (Malasian International Trade Fair) | 2009 European Property Awards, San Diego, EUA | 2008 Andrew Martin Best Design Award | 2002 Interior Design Review Award, New York SPECIAL GUEST GIS 2012 www.iegis.ro Order of Architects in Romania is co-organizer of the INGLASS, GIS and RIFF Architecture Expo Conferences. Order of Architects in Romania promotes competition, competence, creativity in this profession, efforts to a sustainable high-quality architecture that includes latter-day technolgical solutions, an architecture that integrates into the existing built evironment by respecting nature, resources and the specific and cultural heritage of the communities. ARCH. SERBAN TIGANAS ORDER OF ARCHITECTS OF ROMANIA President Order of Architects of Romania SPECIAL GUEST INGLASS, GIS and RIFF 2012 www.ieglass.ro Paolo BRESCIA is partner of OBR Open Building Research established with Tommaso Principi after working together for Renzo Piano, from the idea of researching new ways of contemporary living, creating a design network between Genoa, London, Mumbai, Beijing and Cairo. His projects have been shown widely, including at Biennale di Venezia, Bienal de Arquitetura in Brasilia, AR Award Exhibition in Berlin, Shanghai International Expo. Paolo BRESCIA links his working experience with the academic world as guest professor at Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio, Helsinki Aalto University, Politecnico di Milano, Academy of Architecture of Mumbai. He was awarded by the RIBA with the honorable mention “AR Awards for Emerging Architecture” and by Triennale di Milano the honorable mention for the gold medal for Italian architecture under 40. ARCH. PAOLO BRESCIA OBR OPEN BUILDING RESEARCH, ITALY AWARDS: 2011 The Emirates Glass LEAF Awards - Overall Winner | 2011 40 under 40 Winner, Madrid | 2009 Gold Medal for Italian Architecture SPECIAL GUEST INGLASS 2012 www.ieglass.ro Gokhan AVCIOGLU is the principle and founder of GAD in Istanbul, since 1994, where he designs and constructs building with various functions. Among his projects are office buildings, public and commercial spaces, office buildings and residences in Istanbul and Bodrum in Turkey, New Jersey, Washington DC, Virginia and Connecticut, various stores in Manhattan New York, restaurants in Istanbul and Washington DC. Among his recent projects are a mix use residential and commercial projects for Istanbul, residential lofts in Washington DC, hotels and houses in Bodrum and Kazan Russia, public spaces in Libya. Since 2001, he has been running studios in in Ecole Speciale d’Architecture in Paris, Yildiz Technical University and Istanbul Technical University in Istanbul. Since 2001 Gokhan Avcioglu has offices also in New York and living in both cities. ARCH. GOKHAN AVCIOGLU GAD, GLOBAL ARCHITECTURAL DEVELOPMENT, TURKEY AWARDS: 2011 International Residential Property Awards, Best International High-rise Architecture | 2011 International Architecture Award from Chicago Athenaeum and Europe Architecture Centre | 2010 Europe’s Best Architecture in International Property Awards SPECIAL GUEST INGLASS 2012 www.ieglass.ro Dietmar Eberle was born in 1958 in Austria. He graduates the Technical University of Wien, Austria, while also working on a project for city infrastructure in Iran. The formation of Baumschlager-Eberle GesbR is in 1985. Since 2004, Prof. Eberle has been a honorary fellow of the American Institute of Architects. He is teaching in Hanover, Vienna, Linz, Zurich, New York and Darmstadt since 1983. He is Professor of Architecture at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, Switzerland, and Head of its Centre for Cultural Studies in Architecture since 1999. From 2003 to 2005 was Dean of the Architecture Department ETH Zurich, Switzerland PROF. DR. ARCH. DIETMAR EBERLE BAUMSCHLAGER EBERLE, AUSTRIA AWARDS: Austrian State Prize 2010, Architecture and Sustainability | 2009 International Architecture Award, USA | Aluminium Architecture Prize 2010, Austria | Chinese Architecture Award, China | 2001 World Architecture Award – Sustainable Design, China | Mies van der Rohe Award, Spain | Austrian Concrete Award SPECIAL GUEST INGLASS 2012 www.ieglass.ro Dejan Sekulovski is an macedonian architect, Partner of Syndicate Studio LLC. Syndicate Studio LLC was founded in Skopje in 2004 by Dejan Sekulovski, Dejan Spasenovski and Ilija Bozinovski, as a natural extension of friendship and the same view of the architecture of three colleagues from the benches of Architecture at the University Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje, Macedonia. ARCH. DEJAN SEKULOWSKI SYNDICATE ARCHITECTURE, MACEDONIA AWARDS: World Architecture Festival Barcelona 2011, Winner of People Choice Award; Grand Annual Architecture Award, Association of Architects of Macedonia, 2011 INGLASS 2012 GUEST www.ieglass.ro Juan Coll-Barreu is professor at the Department of Architectural Design in the Madrid School of Architecture (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain). He is Partener of COLL-BARREU ARQUITECTOS. Juan Coll-Barreu is also a frequent lecturer in other universities and institutions. Among other prizes, he has won the Architecture COAVN prize, the International VETECO-ASAFAVE prize and he has been awarded as finalist at Architecture FAD Prize twice. He also has been selected for the Spanish Young Architects Show 1982-2002, and has won the VII Spanish Young Architects Exhibition (1999-2001), in which framework he was awarded the Honor Mention of Antonio Camuñas Foundation, that acknowledges the best under- 40 architect. ARCH. JUAN COLL-BARREU COLL-BARREU ARQUITECTOS, SPAIN AWARDS: Construction COAVN Award, First Prize | Mies van der Rohe Award 2009, Nomination | X Biennial of Spanish Architecture and Urbanism, Selected | Architecture and Interior Design FAD Award | International VETECO-ASEFAVE Award, First Prize | First Prize in Competition of Design Ideas INGLASS 2012 GUEST www.ieglass.ro Willem BRUIJN studied architecture in TU Delft Netherlands and has over 25 years of working experience in Switzerland, the Netherlands and Austria. Willem Bruijn won international competitions, managed large scale projects and is in charge for international quality management and business development. His is Invited Professor, Lausanne Polytechnical Department of Architecture, EPFL, Lausanne Switzerland, Invited Lector at Aarhus School of Architecture, Aarhus Denmark, Invited Professor bei Bern University of Applied Sciences, Bern Burgdorf Switzerland and Chef de Bureau/ Project Director/ Project Architect Neutelings Roodbeen, W.J. Neutelings, Neutelings Riedijk Architects, Rotterdam Netherlands. ARCH. WILLEM BRUIJN BAUMSCHLAGER EBERLE, AUSTRIA Recent work: Social Housing Brunet, Valence, France (1st prize competition 2011). INGLASS 2012 GUEST www.ieglass.ro Gustavo DIAZ GARCIA graduated from the College of Architecture of Madrid. Specialty Building (1978). Hi is Partner of Díaz y Díaz Arquitectos SLP. Díaz y Díaz Arquitectos SLP is an architectural practice based in Galicia,
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