Gabrielle Bullock is the Global Diversity Director at Perkins & Will in L.A. She has led numerous projects, including the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center and King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences. She was the recent recipient of the AIA Whitney M. Young Jr. Award for social activism.

Jesus is a Principal at DUST Architects, an award-winning studio grounded firmly in the tactile, in pursuit of the intangible. In addition to practice, he is a Professor of Practice at the University of Arizona, contributing to the discourse of phenomenology and matter in architecture.

Iker Gil is a Chicago-based architect, editor, and curator. He is the director of MAS Studio and the founder and editor-in-chief of the design journal MAS Context. He teaches architecture studios at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and, since 2019, he is the executive director of the SOM Foundation. Gil has collaborated with architects, artists, and designers on projects including Geometry of Light at the Barcelona Pavilion and Farnsworth House, Inside Marina City, and the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin signage standards. Gil was the Associate Curator of the US Pavilion at the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale.

Katie MacDonald is Cofounder of After Architecture and Assistant Professor at the University of Virginia. Her work explores how technological agency can help reconcile design intention with natural materials and processes. A graduate of Cornell and Harvard, MacDonald has been recognized as Next Progressive by Architect Magazine and has completed projects nationally and abroad including a memorial in Washington D.C. and an installation at the Oslo Architecture Triennale.

Tim Christ is a principal and registered architect with Buro Happold. He works closely with the leadership team to develop strategic relationships and help shape the future of the firm’s U.S. offices, while mentoring the next generation of leaders. Tim has spent his career working alongside Pritzker-Prize winning architects, strategically advising them on operational planning and long-term financial growth.

Andrew Heumann is an architectural designer turned software developer, working on the next generation of design tools at Hypar. Previously, he was a researcher and design computation specialist at WeWork, Woods Bagot, and NBBJ. He spends his spare time making generative drawings or cocktails, and sometimes both.

Miriam is a principal at Peterson Rich Office, an interdisciplinary design studio based in Gowanus, Brooklyn. PRO was awarded the 2018 New Practices New York Prize and the 2018 Design Vanguard award by Architectural Record. Miriam and her partner, Nathan were most recently named 2020 Emerging Voices by The Architectural League of New York. She teaches at Yale University School of Architecture.

Jha D is a Senior Associate at MASS Design Group and is currently working as the Project Manager for the Franklin Park Action Plan, King Boston Memorial and Oasis @ Bartlett projects.

Samuel Medina is the executive editor of The Architect’s Newspaper. He was previously the editorial director of Metropolis magazine. As a writer, his work has been published in art and architecture magazines such as Artforum, the Art Newspaper, and Domus, among others. He recently edited a monograph on the architect Eric Owen Moss, due out this year.

Gabrielle Golenda is the product editor at Architect’s Newspaper. She is from the Mile-High City, Denver, Colorado (where her first-ever published work was the winning poem in the Denver Post’s rodeo-themed haiku contest). She graduated from Parsons with a BBA in design strategy and then earned an MA in the History of Design from the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum. Golenda’s writings have been published in Metropolis, Dwell, Architizer, AIGA’s Eye on Design, Cooper Hewitt’s blog “Design of Everyday Things”, and other publications.