People

William Arthurs MA FCA FRSA (Editor & Publisher)

William Arthurs is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and of the Institute of Chartered Accountants. He is a member of the advisory board of the Landscape & Arts Network, an environmental arts charity. William co-founded and currently chairs the Transatlantic Institute, an educational charity researching international affairs.

William read Mathematics, and then Philosophy Politics & Economics, at Trinity College Oxford.

William is a member of the London Topographical Society, the Victorian Society and the Ancient Monuments Society. In the 1980s he carried out consultancy work for the Landmark Trust, which led to a continuing interest in and support for the Trust's work. William lived in London for many years but now resides in Chesham Bois, Bucks., where in his spare time he enjoys walking, photography and drawing.

Renny Norman (Editorial assistant)

Renny Norman is a MSci student studying physics at Imperial College London.

Jeannelise Edelsten BA(Hons)

Jeannelise Edelsten is an artist whose main medium is ceramics although she also prints and draws. She was artist-in-residence at Berkhamsted School in the 2010/11 academic year.

Christina Gestra MA(Hons) CMLI

Christina Gestra is a Chartered Landscape Architect, freelance photographer and part-time lecturer at the London College of Communication (part of the University of the Arts London). Her photographic works are mainly set within urban contexts and attempt to artistically document the various layers and complexities of the city. For further details about Christina's 'unconventional photography' please visit http://www.artseg.com.

Ziba Norman FRSA

Ziba Norman is a writer and commentator whose work appears in mainstream print media such as the Observer, IHT and Prospect magazine, and on television.

Mark Prizeman AADipl RIBA

Mark Prizeman is an architect; born, raised, educated and now practising in London.

Liam Young

Liam Young currently lives and works in London as an independent designer, futurist, critic and curator. Liam was recently named by Blueprint magazine as one of 25 people who will change architecture and design in 2010. He is a founder of the think tank Tomorrow's Thoughts Today, a group whose work explores the consequences of fantastic, perverse and underrated urbanisms, and teaches award-winning design studios around the world. His projects deploy fictional near-future scenarios as critical instruments for instigating debate about the social, architectural and political consequences of emerging biological and technological futures.