Dreamspaces

David Adjaye is a graduate of the Royal College of Art. Having started a small practice in 1994, he soon built a reputation in reconstructing cafes, bars and private homes for high-profile clients, including Chris Ofili, Ewan McGregor and Alexander McQueen. His practice Adjaye/Associates has designed two 'Idea Store' libraries in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, and the Bernie Grant Centre in Tottenham, along with a range of other commissions.

Justine Frischmann received her BSc in architecture from the Bartlett in 1990. She then went on to lead the band Elastica in the mid-to-late-nineties, before studying and pursuing art. She was a judge for the 2003 Royal Institute of British Architecture's Stirling Prize.

Charlie Luxton has lived in England since 1983 and has an MA in architecture from Oxford Brookes University. He was the creative director of Make Communications, a company producing architecture, events and television. In November 2003 Make opened a new "urban experience" on London's South Bank involving giant wind turbines. In 2004 he presented a series Guerilla Homes. As well as presenting on BBC Three, Charlie has been seen on BBC Four, Channel 4 and Five.

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