Programme Salon Suisse 2012 - biennials.ch
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Roger Diener (born 1950, Basel, Switzerland)<br />
joined the office, established by his father Marcus<br />
Diener, in 1980, whi<strong>ch</strong> was renamed Diener & Diener<br />
Ar<strong>ch</strong>itekten. The practice has offices in Basel and<br />
Berlin. He is Professor and Chair of Ar<strong>ch</strong>itecture<br />
and Design at the ETH Zuri<strong>ch</strong> — Studio Basel.<br />
Tom Dyckhoff is a broadcaster and writer on<br />
ar<strong>ch</strong>itecture, cities and design. He presents and BBC<br />
2’s weekly arts magazine programme, The Culture<br />
Show. He was until recently the ar<strong>ch</strong>itecture and<br />
design critic of The Times newspaper, London. He<br />
lives in London.<br />
Tom Emerson founded 6a ar<strong>ch</strong>itects with Stephanie<br />
Macdonald in London in 2001. In 2010 he was appointed<br />
Professor of Ar<strong>ch</strong>itecture at the ETH Department of<br />
Ar<strong>ch</strong>itecture in Zuri<strong>ch</strong>. He lives in London.<br />
Liza Fior (born London, UK) was a founding partner<br />
of muf ar<strong>ch</strong>itecture/art in 1995 with Katherine<br />
Clarke. In 2010, she was the Curator of the British<br />
Pavilion at the 12 th International Ar<strong>ch</strong>itecture<br />
Exhibition of the Venice Biennale. She lives and<br />
works in London.<br />
Sabine von Fis<strong>ch</strong>er is an ar<strong>ch</strong>itect and writer, and<br />
former editor of werk, bauen + wohnen. She has<br />
practiced in Zuri<strong>ch</strong> and New York, and is a lecturer<br />
in ar<strong>ch</strong>itectural criticism at the Department of<br />
Ar<strong>ch</strong>itecture, ETH Zuri<strong>ch</strong>, where she is completing<br />
her PhD on space, sound and ar<strong>ch</strong>itecture.<br />
Foreign Ar<strong>ch</strong>itects Switzerland are a group of<br />
anonymous ar<strong>ch</strong>itects, who produce a publication<br />
that appears in a zine format, whi<strong>ch</strong> they describe<br />
as ‘a platform for ideas, projects, and people<br />
that remain illegitimate to the brain-dead, incestuous<br />
ar<strong>ch</strong>itectural media of Switzerland’.<br />
Beatrice Galilee (born 1982, London, UK) is the Chief<br />
Curator for the 2013 Lisbon Ar<strong>ch</strong>itecture Triennale.<br />
Trained in ar<strong>ch</strong>itecture, she is also a writer and<br />
critic on contemporary ar<strong>ch</strong>itecture and design, and<br />
co-founded The Gopher Hole, an exhibition and event<br />
space in London, whi<strong>ch</strong> she directs.<br />
Christoph Gantenbein (born 1971, St. Gallen,<br />
Switzerland) established his own practice Christ &<br />
Gantenbein with Emanuel Christ in 1998. The practice<br />
has since built projects in Switzerland, Germany,<br />
England, China and Mexico. He is Assistant Professor<br />
at the ETH Zuri<strong>ch</strong>.<br />
Matteo Ghidoni (born 1972, Brescia, Italy) is an<br />
ar<strong>ch</strong>itect and Editor-in-<strong>ch</strong>ief of San Rocco magazine<br />
and the founding partner of Salottobuono, design<br />
laboratory based in Milan, set up in 2005. He is<br />
completing a PhD in Urban Studies at IUAV University,<br />
Venice.<br />
Jean Paul Jaccaud (born 1971, Hong Kong, China)<br />
established Jean-Paul Jaccaud Ar<strong>ch</strong>itects in<br />
Geneva in 2004, having previously worked for David<br />
Chipperfield Ar<strong>ch</strong>itects and Herzog & de Meuron<br />
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