・Zaha Hadid、Proctor and Matthews、Jean Nouvel 電腦程序設計顧問
・西敏大學建築系教授 (University of Wesminster)
・TED x 演講者
・英國皇家建築師協會註冊建築師
・英國Simply Rhino參數化設計官方認證教師
・美國 Burnig Man Festival 藝術節參展藝術家
・A+T Partners

Arthur Mamou-Mani is a French architect and director of the award-winning architecture practice Mamou-Mani Architects. He is a lecturer at the University of Westminster in London and owns a digital fabrication laboratory called the FabPub which allows people to experiment with large 3D Printers and Laser Cutters. Arthur has taught parametric design tools, digital fabrication as well as environmental and structural simulation at many leading academic bodies such as the Architectural Association School of Architecture and the UCL-Bartlett. He gave numerous talks including the TEDx conference in the United States and the Taipei Technical University in Taiwan. Mamou-Mani’s clients include Karen Millen Fashion, The Burning Man Festival, and Imagination. His practice is currently undertaking work in England, France, USA and China. Prior to founding Mamou-Mani in 2011 , he worked with Atelier Jean Nouvel, Zaha Hadid Architects and Proctor and Matthews Architects.

・2013 TEDx talk entitled “The Architecture Of Joy”
・AA School , Design and Make 研究所教授
・曾任英國都會大學教授 (University of Metropolitan)
・西敏大學建築系教授 (University of Wesminster)
・皇家建築師協會 2012銀獎得主RIBA II Silver Medal 2012 得主
・EU funding E100K 大獎得主
・Casa Kike, Gianni Botsford Architects, London 主導建築師
・美國 Burnig Man Festival 藝術節參展藝術家
・A+T Partners

Toby Burgess currently teaches three Architectural Masters courses at three London Universities, with a focus on the funding and delivery of student led designs, previously coordinating London Metropolitan University’s entry in the Solar Decathlon Europe 2012, winner of the Royal Institute of British Architects Silver Medal 2012 for best student project worldwide and managing delivery of two student architectural installations at Burning Man festival 2013. Across this spectrum of tutoring the themes of environmental design, digital analysis, formal generation and fabrication are his main areas of research. As the recipient of the Baylight scholarship to study at the Architectural Association, his research focused on the potential of utilising digital technologies in the generation and fabrication of environmentally and culturally responsible architecture.er of the 2008 Lubetkin Prize, and has worked at Grimshaw Architects, where he was a founding member of the ‘Project Sustainability Group’ an in house team of sustainability researchers and advisors to the office on a range of international projects. His design work and research has been internationally exhibited and published.