Arnar Skarphéðinsson

architect BA graduate from the Icelandic University of the Arts. Currently, he is a stundent at Sci-Arc in the M.arch 2 program.
Arnar believes the architecture profession is failing in it’s attempts to make the world a better place, it is instead justifying an immoral and destructive economic system. But the power of architecture lies in it’s ability to sketch out a future where the problems of modernity have been solved. How will this future look like? How is technology used as a force for good? And what are the building methods of this future? Arnar believes that architecture is the only way to catch a glimpse of this and does so through 3D drawings, animations and video games.



Arnhildur Pálmadóttir

architect graduated from the Iceland Academy of the Arts in 2006 with a BA degree in architecture.  Before that she had worked as a 3d visualizer and technical drawer at engineering and architectural firms in Iceland and Norway. After her BA studies, Arnhildur continued her studies at the Barcelona school of architecture - ETSAB but later completed a master's degree from the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia. Arnhildur is an experienced project manager in large and demanding projects. She has an entrepreneurial attitude and an interdisciplinary interest that she uses to tackle the projects from different perspectives while developing cost-effective and environmentally friendly methods in the projects she undertakes. Arnhildur has written articles and texts related to innovation, technology and the environment in design and construction as well as giving lectures on the subject. She is also involved in part-time teaching in a master's program in design at the Iceland Academy of the Arts.

Arnar Skarphéðinsson 

architect BA graduate from the Icelandic University of the Arts. Currently, he is a stundent at Sci-Arc in the M.arch 2 program.
Arnar believes the architecture profession is failing in it’s attempts to make the world a better place, it is instead justifying an immoral and destructive economic system. But the power of architecture lies in it’s ability to sketch out a future where the problems of modernity have been solved. How will this future look like? How is technology used as a force for good? And what are the building methods of this future? Arnar believes that architecture is the only way to catch a glimpse of this and does so through 3D drawings, animations and video games.



Arnhildur Pálmadóttir

architect graduated from the Iceland Academy of the Arts in 2006 with a BA degree in architecture.  Before that she had worked as a 3d visualizer and technical drawer at engineering and architectural firms in Iceland and Norway. After her BA studies, Arnhildur continued her studies at the Barcelona school of architecture - ETSAB but later completed a master's degree from the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia. Arnhildur is an experienced project manager in large and demanding projects. She has an entrepreneurial attitude and an interdisciplinary interest that she uses to tackle the projects from different perspectives while developing cost-effective and environmentally friendly methods in the projects she undertakes. Arnhildur has written articles and texts related to innovation, technology and the environment in design and construction as well as giving lectures on the subject. She is also involved in part-time teaching in a master's program in design at the Iceland Academy of the Arts.