About the Author

Angela Gigliotti is an architect, educator, and researcher. Her research focuses on the history of practices, labor, and welfare. She conducted her PhD at the Aarhus School of Architecture, DK (2016-2019), with a research titled "The Labourification of Work: the contemporary modes of architectural production under the Danish Welfare State." Along with that in Spring 2018, she was Visiting PhD Candidate at the Architectural Association - School of Architecture of London, UK, in the City/Architecture program. Beyond academia, she co-founded the research-based practice OFFICE U67 ApS (s. 2015), whose works have been awarded, published, and exhibited in international venues. She is currently External Lecturer and Research Faculty at DIS - Study Abroad in Scandinavia in Copenhagen (s. 2016). Troels Rugbjerg is a doctoral researcher at ASUTUT - the Sustainable Housing Design at Tampere University, Finland where he is studying: "100 years of historic ideals and realizations of sustainable architecture of the Nordic region." He is affiliated with Teaching Program 3: Emerging Sustainable Architecture at the Aarhus School of Architecture in Aarhus, Denmark (AAA) where he is collaborating with the research group: Nordic Sustainable Architecture. He is involved in the education of undergraduate students in architectural design at AAA where he is contributing with an expertise into architectural history and theory. As an experienced teacher his pedagogy revolves around the possibilities of involving and imagining with representational techniques in a process of designing. Troels Rugbjerg has also been teaching at the School of Architecture in Copenhagen, Denmark from where he earned his degree as an architect.