Neady Oduor is a Kenyan-borne Architect, designer, feminist, researcher and budding systems thinker with an MA in Architecture from DIA- Bauhaus. She is passionate about the work that the marginalised do; organising, collaborating and creating for and within their communities. Her interests include design thinking, social systems theory, conversation design and the impact of design and technology upon them.She also delves in imaginative futures design, researching alternative approaches to wicked problems through methods such as clowning and the politics of radical care

Sadia Humayra Mounata is a researcher and speculative designer practicing her alternative realities shaped in different approaches from detail to speculative world building where in every alternate that is gaining towards a new Utopian horizon that can generate innovations for global sustainability in the face of converging crises. Referring to Lebbeus Woods and his radical reconstruction approach, the lasting year of Bauhaus where the question was ‘radical architecture’ and its vision of design that can make social change, and ‘how will we live together?’- is the core of her research and design. She is a recent graduate from DIA (Dessau International Architecture) in University of Anhalt Applied Sciences, Germany. She completed her B.Arch. from Bangladesh University of Engineering and technology. After completing her Bachelor, she was involved in the practice field in collaboration with native architecture consultancy firms and in academic sector. ​