Noa Segev is an architect, designer, researcher, and educator with a deep commitment to expanding the boundaries of architectural thought and practice. After earning a B.Arch. from Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem and an M.F.A. with distinction in Spatial Design and Performance from the Architectural Association, Noa has explored the intersections of architecture through collaborations with graphic designers, choreographers, new media artists, academics, and artists. Noa currently teaches at the Architectural Association, Bezalel Academy, and Shenkar College, where her courses range from guiding first-year studio to teaching a fifth-year final project studio as well as fundamental design and interdisciplinary courses. Her work, both independent and collaborative, has been exhibited internationally and recognized in competitions. Noa also works on collaborative projects in both curation and interior design.

Marine Zorea is an interaction designer and researcher exploring the critical and emergent realities of everyday technology. Guided by philosophy of technology and participatory design, her recent PhD inquiry (Kyoto Design Lab) focused on designing domestic devices in a post-human era.

Her work, spanning tangible, audible, and spatial mediums, was exhibited in Japan and internationally with collaborations including All Nippon Airways, Panasonic, and Chanel and her research was published in top venues for Human-Computer Interaction.

Marine received her B.A. in Psychology from Tel Aviv University and an MSc from Kyoto Design Lab (KIT) as a Japanese government scholar, and is an alumna of Stanford University's Design Thinking program.