Tris Kee is the director of the community project workshop at the University of Hong Kong. She has been involved in projects such as the ‘District Aspiration’ studies for Tsuen Wan and Kwun Tong; the conservation management plan for the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui; the revitalisation scheme for Wong Uk, Shatin; and Art Alive @ Park 2010. Kee has also won awards for interior design projects for residential developments at Gough Hill Road, the Peak, and the Hong Kong Science and Technology Park Phase 2.

Leslie Lu received his Master of Architecture degree from Yale University in 1977. In 1983, he received the Japan Ministry of Culture Monbusho Scholarship, which enabled him to conduct research on design and urban theory in Tokyo, Japan. Lu is currently the dean of the faculty of design, Technological and Higher Education Institute and deputy academic director and head of department of product and interior design at Hong Kong Design Institute (HKDI). He has also served as the head of department of architecture; chairman, faculty board of the faculty of architecture; director of graduate studies and acting dean of the faculty of architecture the University of Hong Kong.

Co-founder Architect Marisa Yiu served as the chief curator of the 2009 HK SZ Bi-City Biennale of Architecture\ Urbanism. Along with her partner Eric Schuldenfrei of Eskyiu, their projects include ‘Chinatown Work 2006’ an interactive public arts project commissioned by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council and ‘Nutritious: An Aeroponic Facade’, exhibited at Architectural Association in London. Yiu has lectured at the China Next symposium organised by Architectural Record; a Unesco forum on Historic Urban Landscapes in Vietnam; and the AsiaGSD conference at Harvard University. She has taught at the AA in London, Columbia GSAPP, Parsons and currently teaching at The School of Architecture at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.