Visiting professor in architecture in Munich, Delft and Calgary. Kasper is also a circular economy advisor for the Danish Government and the City of Amsterdam, and recently was appointed Chairman for the development of European Standards for Circular Construction.

Mette holds a Master of Architecture from the Aarhus School of Architecture as well as an International Master in Leadership and Innovation from the Copenhagen Business School. Mette has led numerous urban and rural development projects at a national and international level. Besides her work in SLA, Mette is involved in several committees promoting the role of nature and architecture. She is also a board member of the national Danish Architecture Center.

Henry’s master’s degree specialised in Architecture and Extreme Environments, where he explored present and future global challenges in expeditions to diverse locations. Henry is now working at GXN, the innovation unit of the architecture firm 3XN. During 2021, Henry was named global winner of the International Velux Award, Lexus Design Award, and received a Red Dot Design Award for his various projects.

as well as at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Paris-Belleville in Paris, and also worked in architectural offices in Basel, Zurich and Tokyo. He is an editor at Architektur Basel, a member of the cantonal commission for monument subsidies and a member of the SIA.

For nearly a decade he worked at the World Green Building Council - the world’s largest sustainable buildings network - becoming its first Regional Director for Europe in 2015 and co-founding major initiatives including Buildings Day at COP21 Paris, the EU’s ‘Level(s)’ sustainable buildings policy and the Energy Efficient Mortgages Initiative. He previously worked for the Royal Institute of British Architects and began his career as an environment and climate change lawyer with global law firm Linklaters. James holds an MA from Cambridge University.

Tina and Aljoša have both graduated from the Faculty of Architecture, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia and continued studying at the Architectural Association in London, where they received their postgraduate master’s degrees in architecture with Distinction in 2002. They now do research in participation, responsive environments and mass-customization at the AA.
As curators of the Slovenian national pavilion at Venice Architecture Biennale 2016 they addressed the topics of home and dwelling as current, critical social and environmental issues.
Alongside their architectural practice, Aljoša Dekleva and Tina Gregorič are involved in reshaping approaches to architectural education.

As WWF Verdensnaturfonden’s Conservation Director, Jacob leads the Conservation Department of WWF Denmark, including national and international policy and programme engagements.