Arthur Mamou-Mani AA dipl, ARB/RIBA FRSA – Is a French architect and director of the award-winning practise Mamou-Mani Architects, specialised in a new kind of digitally designed and fabricated architecture.
He is a lecturer at the University of Westminster and UCL-Bartlett in London and owns a digital fabrication laboratory called the FabPub which allows people to experiment with large 3D Printers and Laser Cutters.
Since 2016, he is a fellow of the The Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce.
He has won the Gold Prize at the American Architecture Prize for the Wooden Wave project installed at BuroHappold Engineering. Arthur gave numerous talks including the TedX conference in the USA and has been featured in The New-York Times and Forbes.
Mamou-Mani’s clients include ARUP, Buro Happold Engineering, Karen Millen Fashion, The Burning Man Festival, Food Ink and Imagination ltd.  Prior to founding Mamou-Mani in 2011, he worked with atelier Jean Nouvel, Zaha Hadid Architects and Proctor and Matthews Architects.

Giovanni Panìco is a 3D artist from the fabrication world. After completing a degree in Biotechnology, he started a career in illustration and 3D sculpting.
In 2014 he founded a fabrication space in his hometown of Palma making new technologies accessible to his local community.
He has worked in many environments, from cultural heritage to jewellery, toy making and prosthetics.
Giovanni has taken over the management of FabPub in Hackney, developing the space into a creative hub for 3D printing, laser cutting and modelling amongst other digital fabrication technologies.

MA RCA, BA Central St. Martins) - A graduate of the Royal College of Art, Holly’s cross disciplinary research explored the process and possibilities of digital fabrication.
A holistic approach to the design process and intense curiosity to explore the unknown has seen Holly take on an ambitious scope of projects, honing skills from metal work to mould making using digital fabrication techniques.
Holly graduated with a BA Hons in fashion design from Central Saint Martins in 2016, and has since worked on various installation projects assisting artists, while continuing her research into digital craftsmanship. Drawn to the practice through an interest in complex geometry and generation of form, Holly’s diverse experience took on the management of the Mamou-Mani studio alongside the assisted running of FabPub.