Joined the architecture study program in 2016, this individual is a graduate of the Staedelschule Architecture Class (SAC) in Frankfurt, Germany, with a Master of Arts degree specializing in Advanced Architectural Design. A graduate in Engineering from Parahyangan Catholic University, Bandung, besides being active in academia, they are also a practicing architect with experience working at PDW Bureau and Andramatin before eventually establishing their own firm. They have a strong interest in contemporary geometric forms, computational aspects in architecture, as well as vernacular architecture.

Ratna Safitri completed her Bachelor's degree in Architecture at Islamic University of Indonesia in Yogyakarta and pursued her Master's degree in Architecture, specializing in Housing and Settlement, at the University of Indonesia in Jakarta. Her thesis, titled "Settlement above Water and Urbanization: A Case Study of Telaga Mas Village in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan," sparked her interest in delving deeper into urban architecture and sustainable development. Ratna is actively involved in the field of architecture, specifically focusing on housing and settlement, ranging from landed housing to vertical housing. Her environmental concern led her to explore the topic of Green Architecture, and she holds a Green Professional certification from the Green Building Council (GBC) Indonesia.

Issa earned his Bachelor and Master of Architecture degrees from Diponegoro University through the Kemenristekdikti Fast Track program, then continued his studies at the University of Manchester, UK, and completed a second master's in Urban Regeneration and Development.

Prior to becoming a lecturer, he worked as a Knowledge Management Specialist for the City Planning Labs project at the World Bank Jakarta and as an Infrastructure Expert at Commission V of the House of Representatives. Currently, Issa serves as a Scientific Coordinator in the Architecture Study Program with a focus on urban regeneration, sustainable infrastructure, and integration of social aspects in design.

In the last five years, he has been actively conducting research related to private cities, residential satisfaction, social capital, and green design, with funding support from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, UPJ internal grants, and UPJ-UiTM research collaboration program. Her work highlights the interplay between space, policy, and social dynamics in urban areas.

Sultan Yazid is an academic and architectural practitioner who joined Universitas Pembangunan Jaya in 2025. Previously, he taught at one of the private universities in Bandung and was an Assistant Lecturer at Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB). His focus on ecological architecture and computational design is reflected in his academic and professional work.

He has served as Computational Manager and Project Manager at RLA Studio, and Parametric Tutor at Klass Academy. One of his publications on modular and organic architecture was published in ARCADE Journal (2021).

Sultan has won a number of national awards, such as Bandung City Park Design Champion (2024), Best Paper of Mosque Scientific Symposium V (2023), and Green Building award from IALI (2021). He also won the parametric design competition at ITB (2022).

His research interests include parametric design, modular architecture, and sustainability, with an emphasis on the integration of technology and local context in architectural design.