Andrew has worked in the architecture and planning industry on a global scale for three decades and brings a great depth of workplace and client services expertise to our London office and international teams.

With experience in design leadership, strategy, and organisational transformation, Andrew will continue to grow M Moser’s service capabilities across EMEA and develop the transatlantic link.

“I am thrilled to be asked to speak at the Warsaw event for Architecture and Design Network 2020. It is always invigorating to engage with other industry professionals on the future direction of our wonderful world! Our perspective as a global firm who is so very connected to the high growth areas of Asia, India and EMEA (as well as North America) brings such exciting new challenges that we can share.”

Mary-Jean Eastman is a founding partner along with Bradford Perkins of the New York based architecture firm Perkins Eastman. She has been in the architecture field for over thirty years now. Eastman plays a key role in the overall design of the firm. Her partner Bradford Perkins attests that she has developed a role in the overall design philosophy that marries the hospitality approach with the state-of-the-art medical planning – creating supportive patient focused environment. Perkins also states that “Mary-Jean has been a forefront of understanding the convergence of the hospitality aesthetics and amenities with forward thinking medical spaces.”

Jennifer joined AECOM on 1 October 2013 to lead the discipline of architecture in Europe, Middle East & Africa. Her remit is to support the development of existing AECOM architecture teams across these regions, and to help further AECOMs relationships with a wide range of architectural practices.

Specialising in providing strategic support services on UK and international projects for design teams and client teams, she knows from first-hand experience that good architecture is achieved by strong strategic design leadership on the client side and a commitment from the team to deliver the best design for the client and the project.

Steve Woodland is the creative director of Cox Architecture. In a career spanning four decades he has built an extensive portfolio of award-winning national and international projects. Steve’s strong creative ethos is focused on the articulation of a clear design narrative that permeates and informs all layers of a project – something which is at once poetic and instructive. He pursues this initial intent across every stage of the project, with a keen eye for craftsmanship at every level. Current projects include the Opportunity Pavilion for Expo 2020 in Dubai and the Oman Across Ages Museum.

In 2000 Dr. Fadi Jabri joined NS as Architect after obtaining a PhD Degree in Engineering, Department of Architecture from the University of Tokyo. In 2014, he joined the board of directors, responsible for developing and overseeing Nikken Sekkei activities in MENA, CIS and India regions. He brings to Nikken Sekkei strong international experience owing to his participation in high profile projects in over 20 cities, ranging from urban planning, waterfront developments, to mixed use high rise, residential, hospitality, and education. In his projects, he works closely with the client and design teams to set out design direction, and establish overall execution strategy for a project. He contributed to establish Dubai, Riyadhand Moscow offices, and is currently establishing the India office. Perhaps the most notable projects he worked on, Strategy for Expansion of Moscow, Expansion of Mataf in Mecca, and large waterfront and inland developments in Dubai. He is fluent in English, Japanese, Arabic and Russian

Frank has over 30 years of experience as an architect and has been involved with projects in the Middle East since 2007.

As a Global Design Principal and head of Aedas UAE & UK, Frank plays a key role in expanding Aedas’ presence in new markets and shaping strategies for the development of the company.

Frank continues to lead many major projects at Aedas and has a particular focus on Transport and Integrated Resort projects. Excellence of Design and Quality of delivery are the fundamental principles guiding Frank’s approach to Architecture; plus a desire to explore ever more innovative and sustainable design solutions.

Frank possesses unparalleled experience on mega-scaled projects encompassing integrated resort, mixed-use and transport projects. In each case, he was responsible for leading the entire consultancy team and collaboration with design consultants across the world.

Frank has led over 4, 500,000 sq m of resort development along the Cotai Strip in Macau; along with Marina Bay Sands in Singapore; Inspire Resort in Korea and Asia Asia Hotel in Dubai.

Frank has significant experience leading major airport projects in Hong Kong including Third Runway Consourse, Asia Airfreight Terminal, MTL Terminal 8 West and New Hong Kong Passenger Terminal. His rail projects include West Kowloon Terminus, HK Boundary Crossing Facility, KCRC Sha Tin to Central Link, KL Central Station and Depot, Delhi Metro and 2 new stations in Singapore.