Architect from the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and Master of Arts in Housing and Urbanism from the Architectural Association School of Architecture, London, UK, he has vast experience in the design, development, management and comprehensive management of infrastructure projects, especially in the development and execution of large, medium and small scale mining, industrial, port, energy and real estate projects, developed in the public and private sector, both in Chile and internationally. He is an international consultant in creative anti-seismic architectural design and an expert in the reconstruction process of cities destroyed by wars and natural disasters.

Mayor of Slavutytskyi (1990-2015), President of the NGO “Club of Mayors”, representative of Ukraine at the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe (1994-2015), Chairman of the Coordinating Council of the Fund for the Promotion of Local Self-Government of Ukraine, head of the Office of Reforms in the Kyiv Region, doctor of economics Sciences, professor, laureate of the state prize in the field of science and technology and the International prize named after V. I. Vernadskyi

The director of WZMH Architects is leading the development of the firm’s prefab sector with the invention of the Intelligent Structural Panel (ISP). In 2017, Zenon founded the firm’s research laboratory (Sparkbird), which focuses on smart building technologies. Zenon joined WZMH in 1995 and became a director of the firm in 2007. He holds a Bachelor of Technology in Architecture from Ryerson University in Toronto.

Japanese architect and urban planner with over two decades of expertise in the Netherlands, leads MADMA urbanism+landscape and MASA architects, guiding a diverse team in executing global projects. Matsuura is well-known in Ukraine for projects such as the Unit.City Main Plaza, Metinvest Polytechnic University in Mariupol, and the current redevelopment of the State Taxation University in Irpin.

Head of the Committee on Environmental Policy and Nature Management of the Verkhovna Rada. Member of Parliament of Ukraine, who is a consistent supporter and ambassador of the Green Course for the restoration of Ukraine in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. According to the 2023 ratings, Oleg Bondarenko was named one of the biggest reformers (6th place in the top 12 ranking of the reformers among deputies of Parliament). Namely, Oleg is an initiator of reforms in waste management, chemical safety, subsoil use, climate change prevention etc.

She  is a multicultural and future-focused creative leader. Originally trained as a designer, she also holds MS and MBA degrees, which expanded her expertise into academia, research, and strategy consulting. Her projects spanning across the globe, including in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. She uses design thinking as a tool to solve complex challenges and continues to expand the design discipline into new dimensions. Her current interests include data-driven design and creative entrepreneurship, which inform both her role as a Senior Strategist at Gensler and her role as a faculty member of The George Washington University’s Interior Architecture program.

An environmental restoration specialist at the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in Ukraine; a biotechnology engineer; a scientist (by first degree), worked on the development of sectoral climate change adaptation measures in the EU4Climate project; a landscape architect (by second degree), participated in the collection and creation of the largest botanical garden in Zakarpattia. 

Founder and CEO of Svitlo Development, a development company specializing in the construction of cottage real estate.

He defended his MBA diploma on the topic “Transformation of a development company to a model of a low-rise construction operator”.

He is a promoter of low-rise construction, as today he is implementing a portfolio of 7 cottage towns in Irpin and the suburbs of Kyiv region.

Architect, Architecture curator, critic, publicist, writer, lecturer. Board member of Architects Association of Lithuania. Coordinator of the Lithuanian State’s project “Future school for Ukraine”. Coordinator of Creative Europe project “UREHERIT. Architects for heritage in Ukraine: recreating memory and identity”. Chair of the Task force “Solidarity with Ukraine” at Architects Council of Europe. Expert in experts’ sub-group “Safeguarding heritage in Ukraine” for European Commission. External expert at “Davos Alliance” inside Lithuanian delegation by Ministry of Culture of Lithuania. Chair of the national Architecture Council at the Ministry of Culture of Lithuania.

Zoryana Tykhonchuk is an architect and urban planning expert with successful experience in developing projects for well-known companies (McDonald’s, Franke, Football Federation of Ukraine). She is an expert in developing concepts for the decoration of checkpoints. Demonstrates a high professional level in tenders and competitions, including competition with global architectural firms. Expert in strategic industries and unique areas of community business, speaker at platforms on the reconstruction of Ukraine, moderator of the triangle: government, community, business. Developer of landmark reconstruction projects based on the mission: modernization instead of restoration.

Luigi Fiumara graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at „La Sapienza“ University in Rome. From 2000 to 2010 he has been in charge of the architecture department of the Goetheanum, School for spiritual science, in Dornach, Switzerland. He is member of the Swiss Association of Architects and Engineers (SIA), Chairman of the International Forum “Humanity and Architecture” (Netherlands) and Honorary Professor of the KNUBA (Kyiv National University for Construction and Archtecture). He is a recognized international expert and representative of the stream of Organic Architecture, which takes its origins from the work of architects like Antoni Gaudí, Rudolf Steiner, Frank Lloyd Wright, Hans Scharoun and others and whose main intent is to create an environment which satisfies not only the material needs of the human being, but also and not less the emotional and spiritual ones, giving birth to buildings which convey a sense of inner life and of connection with the context and which foster the personal and social development of the users. His projects were built in Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Ukraine, Romania and India.