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amongst others. He has taught extensively and was
Visiting Professor at the EPF Lausanne until 2010.
Tim Kammasch (born 1967, Berlin, Germany) is
Professor for Architectural Theory in the Joint
Master of Architecture at Bern University of Applied
Sciences. He is a Doctor of Philosophy and previously
held positions at Zurich University and ETH
Zurich.
Thomas Kramer (born 1966) is the Managing
Director and Chief Editor Scheidegger & Spiess AG, the
Zurich-based art, architecture and photography
publishers, and its specifically architectural
affiliate imprint Park Books. He is the author and
editor of several books, mainly in the fields of
architecture and the history of film.
Penny Lewis is the Masters Course Leader and
Lecturer in Architectural Theory and History at the
Scott Sutherland School of Architecture, Robert
Gordon University, Aberdeen. She was a Jury member
for the British Pavilion at Venice Biennale 2012
and Editor of Prospect magazine from 2003—2008.
Quintus Miller (born 1961, Aarau, Switzerland)
founded his practice Miller & Maranta with Paola
Maranta in 1994 in Basel. He is Professor at
the Accademia di Architettura, Università della
Svizzera Italiana, Mendrisio, Switzerland.
Miller & Maranta alongside Knapkiewicz & Fickert,
were invited to collaborate with Miroslav Sik
in the Swiss Pavilion.
Stanislaus von Moos (born 1940, Lucerne,
Switzerland) is an art historian and architectural
theorist. He was Editor of Archithese magazine,
which he founded in 1970, Professor of Modern and
Contemporary Art at the University of Zurich
until 2005 and more recently The Vincent Scully
Visiting Professor of Architectural History at
Yale.
Elli Mosayebi (born 1977, Tehran, Iran) estab -
lished her own practice with Christian Mueller
Inderbitzin and Ron Edelaar in 2004 and is now
a partner of BS + EMI Architektenpartner AG since
2011. She is currently engaged in completing a
PhD at ETH Zurich.
Irena Murray (born Prague, Czechoslovakia) is
an architectural historian and the Sir Banister
Fletcher Director of the British Architectural
Library at the Royal Institute of British Architects,
London. She has a PhD in Architectural
History and Theory from McGill University, and has
served as a consultant to Canadian and American
libraries and museums.
Samuel Penn (born 1972, Fife, Scotland) is a
lecturer and manages the Year 3 programme of the
Architecture Masters Course at the Scott Sutherland
School of Architecture, Robert Gordon University,
Aberdeen. He is the Co-director of the AE
Foundation for Architecture & Education, which
encourages international discourse in practice
and education.
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