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Tuğçe Rizeli undertook a degree in Architecture at Yildiz Technical University and continued her studies at Politecnico Di Milano. Joining GeoMIM in 2009, links between architecture and interior design has been a driving force; creating projects with subtle transitions between disciplines with a spatial design attitude that always searches the essence. Since 2013, Rizeli’s vision fuels the development of the design studio’s creative projects. Still in her thirties, Rizeli has a slew of acclaimed projects under her portfolio and apart from her professional studies, she gives lectures and participates in design studio jury panels in various universities in Turkey.

Graduated from the school of architecture de la ville et des territoires - marne la vallée , Paris 2004 : Leeser Architecture - New York 2005 : EMBT, Enric Miralles Benedetta Tagliabue - Barcelona 2007 : Rem Koolhaas OMA - Rotterdam 2008 : Tatiana Bilbao - Mexico 2011 : Ludwig Godefroy Architecture Ludwig Godefroy has worked on many architecture projects across the world. It seems to me that it introduces an important and essential subjectivity subject, appropriate to everyone, where concordance is an extraordinary meeting point between things, a source of surprise, and for me very often a starting point to start a project.A concordance is something personal, but without being too intimate to prevent sharing. It is according to me, what makes a work of architecture unique, according to its sensitivity, its curiosity, its emotions and also its history. It is difficult to define concordance, it can be a similarity, a correspondence, a resonance, an identification, a relationship, even a synchronicity. I think that the most important thing for me, is that it works from the level of intuition, that way I don't know why I arrived in Mexico, the only thing I know is because I have not left Mexico; simply because I achieved agreement with this country with which I have developed a tender and loving bond. http://ludwiggodefroy.com/Ludwig_Godefroy/menu.html

Pınar Dinç Kalaycı is a professor of architecture at Gazi University, Turkey. She is the coordinator/facilitator of the Studio ThinkImagine, one of the architectural design studios of the Department. Professor Dinç Kalaycı has numerous publications mainly on post-occupancy evaluation of buildings, environment and behaviour studies, criticism in architecture, education of future architects and re-use of heritage buildings. She published two books: One is about criticising architecture, proposing idea-existence-place-actors quartet as the dynamics of criticism; as other book of her is on the studio philosophy, proposing “integration” as an ultimate goal for architecture. Nowadays, she deals with flow and fluidity searches in architecture. She appeared as a judge in World Architecture Festival 2019 in Amsterdam.

Mahmut Anlar studied architecture at the Fine Arts Academy of Mimar Sinan University and co-founded GeoMIM in 1991. Having completed extensive work for more than two decades in the field of interior design including numerous bars, restaurants, night clubs, cineclubs and wellness centers; his name became a trademark as the architect of public entertainment while the spaces he designed turned into the leading venues of night life in Istanbul. Exceeding the boundaries of interior design in various ways along the way, in 2013, together with Tugce Rizeli, he established Geo_ID broadening the spectrum of his practice into the world of multisensory interdisciplinary design.