Ernesto Bedmar, an Argentinian, graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture degree in 1980 from the University of Architecture & Town Planning, Cordoba, Argentina.

Ernesto Bedmar Architects is a Singapore based architectural practice established in 2015, specialising in a wide range of architectural, conservation, landscape and interior designs.

Since its inception, it has always maintained a compact staff of multicultural personalities from various parts of the world, designers with a singular desire to explore the relationships of buildings to nature with a particular emphasis on quality design and execution of its diversified portfolio.

Ar.Ernesto Bedmar has been faculty at the School of Architecture at the National University of Singapore.

Palinda Kannangara Architects is an award winning Sri Lankan Architectural firm known for it’s experiential architecture that hinges on simplicity and the connection with natural environment. The firm’s work has been recognized for contextual sensitivity, experimental material use and a minimalism reflection of the Sri Lankan ethos. The decade old practice remains intentionally small and personalized. The design and working process is always deeply connected to site.

The firm has worked on a varied range of projects across the island of Sri Lanka, projects which are often small in scale, the firm with its personalized approach, imbues each project with a sense of connectedness to the context, region, climate and landscape using locally available materials and technology to provide a rich spatial experience.

Ar Sanjay Mohe, Graduated from Sir JJ college of Architecture, Ar.Sanjay Mohe is the founding partner of 14 year old firm “Mindspace” in Bengaluru. Mohe had a working association of 21 years with Bengaluru’s Chandravarkar and Thacker Associates. Stints with Ar Charles Correa in Mumbai and Saudi Arabia, his work spans a spectrum of projects – Research Laboratories, Knowledge Parks, Campus Designs, Beach Resorts, Libraries, Corporate Offices, Hospice and Residences.

The design philosophy of Mindspace lies in attempting to use 'light' as a building material, respecting the five senses - sight, sound, smell, touch and taste, and working with the five elements of nature. Imbibing nature into the interiors brings in positive energy besides enabling the building to breathe. Sustainability is an integral part of work where attempt is to try and use forces of nature effectively- natural light, ventilation, water, in optimum measures, keeping in perspective both the functional and emotional quotients. The spaces are crafted according to the light and activity.