Kwamena Beecham

Founder & Director, +TwoThreeThree , Kwamena is the Founding Director of +TwoThreeThree and oversees all projects. He is an award winning, Chartered Architect, Project Manager and Educator with an extensive career within the built environment. He has a passion and expertise in developing creative proposals and pushing conventional design boundaries to create solutions that are fit for purpose and unique. Kwamena is a keen advocate for change within the Design and Construction industry and is a leading voice in creating equitable spaces for all. He is a visiting lecturer in Architecture, is a member of NLA’s Diverse Leaders Steering Group and a DE&I advisor.

Ramsey Yassa

Nooma Studio , Ramsey Yassa was born and raised in inner-city London. His mother is an author of Children's literature, and his father is a restaurateur, they both met in the UK at a young age after emigrating from Egypt in the 1970s. Ramsey’s upbringing is reflected in his exploration of play and narrative as tools of change. He is a proud Londoner, committed to addressing issues of social justice through his design methodology. Ramsey is the founding director of award-winning architecture firm NOOMA Studio, an interdisciplinary practice of architects and creatives with a heartfelt connection to London. NOOMA’s work has gained the practice a place in the Architects' Journal's 40 under 40 'as one of Architecture's brightest up-and-coming talents'

Silvia Amoros

LB Waltham Forest , Silvia is an architect, LSE MSc Cities graduate, and Public Practice alum with over 20 years' international experience in the sector. Her expertise spans architecture, public realm design, and participatory engagement, with a focus on shaping inclusive, sustainable, and fair urban futures. Across Barcelona and London, she has led child-friendly initiatives from public realm transformations to the design of schools and community centres. Silvia also develops cross-disciplinary learning programmes that spark children’s curiosity about cities. She's currently leading the delivery of £8.4M Child-Friendly Chingford programme, giving voice to young people to shape their neighbourhoods.

Nicholas Okwulu

PemPeople , Nicholas is a community enabler with a history of delivering projects that make an impact from starting bike projects in Lambeth and Southwark to being the first leaseholder of the BMX Track Southwark to running three pop-up shops on Peckham High Street, his work is diverse. He repurposed 65 abandoned garages into a creative hub (LEX1), supporting local creatives to enter new spaces. Nicholas was a Producer for Tate Exchange, founded Southwark Untold, and is a Co-Founder of Southwark Design District, where he enables young and first-time curators to curate mainstream events. He has just completed two two-storey buildings for LEX2 (which he founded) after raising £3.88 Million through Southwark Council, Mayor of London and MHCLG. This project aims to support local residents during the regeneration of Old Kent Road, enabling them to participate in the area's future.