Tania Utomo (1992, Indonesia) studied architecture at Pelita Harapan University in Indonesia (B. Arch, 2014) and Toyohashi University of Technology in Japan (M. Arch, Diploma, 2018).
Tania Utomo has gained architectural experience in both Indonesia and Japan. In Indonesia, she worked on residential, commercial, and hospitality projects in Jakarta, Bali, and Balikpapan while at Andramatin, where she explored modern tropicality and contemporary interpretations of traditional values. Alongside her architectural work, Tania is also a potter and furniture designer, with a keen interest in crafting functional and aesthetic objects. In Japan, she further developed her expertise in interior and furniture design at Schemata Architects. Since 2019, she has managed projects at Kengo Kuma and Associates, contributing to designs in Switzerland, Saudi Arabia, Greece, Albania, and Japan.
CV: NILS PYK
Nils Pyk (1987, Sweden) studied architecture at the KTH School of Architecture in Stockholm (B. Arch, 2015) and the Academy of Architecture in Mendrisio, Switzerland (M. Arch, Diploma, 2019).
Nils Pyk has worked as an architect in Sweden, Switzerland, and Japan. In Sweden, he focused on interior design for innovative spaces. In Switzerland, he developed his skills in executing ideas and creating built environments. In Japan, he gained experience managing large-scale projects with diverse cultural influences. Alongside his architectural practice, Nils is also a furniture designer and potter, with experience in landscape architecture. He worked at Christ & Gantenbein and Raumbureau in Switzerland. Since 2019, he has been based in Japan, managing projects at Sou Fujimoto Architects in locations such as China, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Greece, Hungary, and Japan.
Nils Pyk (1987, Sweden) studied architecture at the KTH School of Architecture in Stockholm (B. Arch, 2015) and the Academy of Architecture in Mendrisio, Switzerland (M. Arch, Diploma, 2019).
Nils Pyk has worked as an architect in Sweden, Switzerland, and Japan. In Sweden, he focused on interior design for innovative spaces. In Switzerland, he developed his skills in executing ideas and creating built environments. In Japan, he gained experience managing large-scale projects with diverse cultural influences. Alongside his architectural practice, Nils is also a furniture designer and potter, with experience in landscape architecture. He worked at Christ & Gantenbein and Raumbureau in Switzerland. Since 2019, he has been based in Japan, managing projects at Sou Fujimoto Architects in locations such as China, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Greece, Hungary, and Japan.