Through his theoretical diploma in architecture theory, which focused on a reflection on the aesthetic quality of architecture, he became aware and thoughtful about aesthetics, taste and theoretical considerations of the link between architecture and human beings.  During his studies he collected experiences in China, the United States, and Turkey, which allowed him to expand his ways of thinking.   Growing up in Dresden, he was deeply interested in arts and aesthetics. For more than eight years he practiced drawing and painting applying lessons learned from an artist. Doing so, he got in touch with key aspects for visual communication, connecting with the viewer/expectator and the transmission of emotions, which is something he highlights in his architectural expression. He counts on professional working experience since 2007. Plus, he also believes that being open minded and tolerant are valuable traits that allow him widen his work style and to develop innovative projects that properly fit any client need. He also enjoys travelling, nature and watching documentaries.

During this time she also acquired some international experiences in Turkey and China, and she has been actively working in Germany since 2007. Supervised by Prof. Lederer, she focused her diploma on the development of a conference hotel and its adaptation to the historical urban context of  Eichstätt.  She cares about quality in architecture, weather it is about details, technical drawings and plans, materials or the building as a whole system itself. She is interested in building development and building aesthetics, as well as in fashion and design.   The relationship of the architecture she is passionate about and clothing reflects her understanding of aesthetics and her interest in the image that buildings display. Clothes are designed with different parameters, sizes and styles but they do not fit everyone the same way because our characteristics and taste differ. Through an integrated perspective Di's main interest is to bring quality inner and outer building components together and turn them into a whole functional system like a taylor does with clothes: when functionality, comfort and taste are harmonically put together, good pieces are produced.  

She developed her master thesis around the development of an Urban Agriculture project in Cape Town, South Africa. Her focus was the role of farmers' communities in the development of an Agrihub and how their relationships and interactions could make the project more sustainable thanks to the exchange of ideas and common work among themselves and with different external stakeholders.  She is passionate about finding ways to live in a more sustainable, healthier and happier city. She believes in the power of small actions to achieve long lasting changes and she's driven by leaving this world a bit better than she found it.  Natalia has shaped her way of thinking through different multi-cultural and international experiences. She aims to become an expert in sustainability to reduce the impact of the building construction in the environment and cities as healthy and happy as possible. She enjoys travelling and learning new things, she loves nature, dogs, and baking.

She then pursued her Master´s degree in Infrastructure Planning at the University of Stuttgart in 2015. Through her master thesis she deepened her interest in an interdisciplinary approach, reimagining sustainable and resilient strategies in urban environments.Driven by her commitment to sustainability, Kaniz furthered her education in 2022, obtaining a master’s degree in Future Living and Sustainable Architecture. Her thesis focused on an integrated approach to addressing the challenges of future living, emphasizing sustainability and resilience in design.Kaniz believes that an integrated approach and in-depth thinking are essential foundations for tackling the challenges that the world will face in the years to come.Outside of her academic pursuits, Kaniz practices yoga and badminton. She enjoys nature and being outdoors, and finds inspiration and calm within the greenery.

He completed his studies at the University of Stuttgart in 2011. During his academic journey, he went to Liguria, Italy, and Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, gaining international insights and diverse cultural experiences. His thesis focused on the transformation of a hospital into a vibrant residential neighborhood in Stuttgart West, blending functionality with artistic flair. After graduating, Franjo's work centered on the development of housing projects with a regional focus. His main priorities were to integrate functional urban planning concepts, optimize spatial utilization, and ensure strong integration with the environment, both in materiality and form. Specializing in diverse housing typologies, from multi-story apartments to transitional living spaces, Franjo applied his expertise in numerous age-friendly, barrier-free living projects, as well as in the redesign and construction of kindergartens and senior residences.
For Franjo, it is important that the user experience takes center stage, guiding every design decision with a keen understanding of human needs and aspirations. Besides spending most of his time dealing with the built environment, he also enjoys playing the piano, with a focus on classical compositions, and the guitar.