We've interviewed some of the most prominent figures from across the world of design. Hear their unique stories about their education pathway, their career highlights and what their day to day as a
Paul has spent almost four decades working in industrial design and innovation, specializing in sustainable innovation for global businesses. He is the co-author of “Materials & Sustainability:
Marc Cairns (he/him) is Managing Director of New Practice, a women and LGBTQIA+ architecture practice with offices in Glasgow and London. New Practice is leading the way in embedding social value in
Andrew is an engineer with a background in transport, architectural engineering and urban design. He is passionate about how we can plan for low-carbon movement whilst at the same time creating
Yasmin Shariff is a registered architect with specialist knowledge of heritage and sustainable inclusive design. She works with large stakeholder teams delivering projects in the public and private
Maayan Matz Ashkenazi is an anthropologist and urban designer who specializes in psycho-social approaches to spatial design, with a particular focus on health and well-being. Before setting up her
Cassie works at both the Paul Hamlyn Foundation as an Associate Director and as Associate Director of Emerging Futures at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation. In addition to these two roles, she is
Phineas Harper is an innovative leader in developing sustainable cultural programmes that engage broad audiences with architecture and design. A regular contributor to the Guardian on ecological
Ben Ramalingam leads the United Nations Strategic Review of Child Rights. He was previously Chief Strategic Development Officer at UNICEF UK, where he led efforts in innovation, design, strategy, and
