In 2014 Thomas Randall-Page started his own architectural studio in Hackney. Prior to this TR-P worked for both Heatherwick Studio and 6A Architects gaining vital experience on a wide range projects from Churchill College Cambridge, to Coal Drops Yard in London and 1000 Trees in Shanghai. The diversity of the practice’s portfolio is intentional, ranging both scale and permanence, from the recently completed 250m2 Art Barn in Devon, to the competition winning AirDraft, an inflatable experimental floating arts venue (co-designed with Benedetta Rogers). The core of the studio’s work is unmistakably architectural, yet it prides itself on taking on design challenges which border or even trespass on other disciplines, from scenography to industrial design, from boat building to bridge design. Despite this variety, playfulness and delight are always essentials.

Tamir Addadi Architecture is a multi-disciplinary design studio based in London.

Timothy Allen was born in Tonbridge in the South East of England in 1971. At 22, after graduating from Leeds University with a BSc Zoology he left the UK and spent 3 years traveling through Indonesia which was the catalyst that sparked his passion for photography. In the nineties, after beginning a part-time diploma in photography, Timothy joined an aid convoy to Bosnia in order to shoot his first year reportage project. Six months later he left college, moved to London and began working for the Sunday Telegraph, later inspiring commissions from all the British broadsheet publications and finally, a 6 year position at The Independent working predominantly on features and portraits. Timothy joined Axiom Photographic Agency in 2002 leading him to cover a dynamic and broad spectrum of global stories with subjects ranging from the civil war in the remote Spice Islands of far eastern Indon