Eduardo Souto de Moura
The most internationally awarded Portuguese architect, also winner of the Pritzker Prize (2011).
Tatiana Bilbao
One of the most awarded Mexican architects today.
Francis Keré
From Burkina Faso, internationally renowned as an agent of social transformation.
Elizabeth de Portzamparc
Carioca living in France for 50 years, with works all over the world.
Solano Benitez
From Paraguay, who with bricks and even debris resulting from catastrophes, won the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale (2016).
Carla Juaçaba
Carioca based in London, one of the most internationally known Brazilian architects.
Stefano Boeri
An outstanding Italian architect who divides his time between Milan and Shanghai, where he directs Future City Lab.
Zhang Li
One of the leading names in modern Chinese architecture, he runs the TeamMinus Atelier in Beijing and is the Editor-in-Chief of China’s World Architecture magazine.
Andra Matin
With a Special Mention at the XV Venice Biennale, he is the most notable architect in Indonesia.
Marina Tabassum
From Bangladesh; winner of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture and voted India’s Architect of the Year (AYA), Britain’s Prospect magazine ranked him as the third greatest thinker of the COVID-19 era.
Li Hu
The curator of the first China Design Exhibition, who has designed major urban projects in Asia.
Francine Houben
This architect represents the Netherlands on the lists of the World’s 500 Most Influential People, drawn up by the Sunday Times and Debrett's.
Angelo Bucci
An Honorary Member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), he is one of the most prominent Brazilian architects on the international scene, representing contemporary architecture in São Paulo.
Li Xiaodong
A leading architect in China, he won the Aga Khan Award for Architecture (2010), the RIBA Prize (2000) and the first Moriyama RAIC International Prize.
Anna Heringer
The architect chosen by UNESCO to teach Earthen Architecture, Construction Cultures, and Sustainable Development.
Kengo Kuma
The master of the art of recovering the tradition of Japanese buildings and reinterpreting it for the 21st century
Jeanne Gang
One of the 100 most influential people in 2019 by TIME magazine, she is renowned for designs that connect people to each other and the environment.
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