After working for Jean Nouvel agency, Thomas Corbasson partnered with Karine Chartier in 2000 to found the agency Chartier-Corbasson architects, who won the albums of the young architecture in 2002.

Their first public project, the Maison de l'architecture en Ile-de-France, will be awarded the “European Bauwelt Prize for the first work”. Since then, many publications have been published on each of their projects.

Thomas Corbasson taught at the Versailles School of Architecture in 2016, and has been teaching Master’s degree since 2017  at the ”ecole spéciale d’architecture”, in Paris. He is also vice-president of the Maison de l'architecture en Ile-de-France and leads a cycle of representation of architecture, «my Architect» for the club Silencio, initied by David Lynch in Paris.

Dorte Kristensen is originally a Danish architect. Dorte's oeuvre includes public buildings with social functions such as residential environments, healthcare, educational and cultural spatial design. Her work focuses on people's health and the quality of the environment. Both contribute to the well-being of its users in the broadest sense of the word. Her choices for space, materials and forms always have to do with human actions. Over time, as a result of numerous educational projects, she developed a design vision for educational spaces. Her design approach recently resulted in award winning Letovo school campus design in Moscow. This project design was proclaimed Best Architecture School Design in Moscow 2016 by the municipality of Moscow. Dorte’s strength is twofold; comprehending the diversity of educational visions allows her to translate this knowledge into a creative design. Moreover, multiple use of space always adds value to her design solutions. This also applies to healthcare projects, leading to the internationally awarded Meander Medical Center  and Scheldehof residential care center in Vlissingen (WAN Award healthcare 2018) The user's perspective prevails in all her projects. Because of the contextual design approach, each project has a spatial and social impact. Atelier PRO contextual projects demonstrate the balance between functionality and the building as a community symbol. This is why she is often invited to international architectural conferences.

Anthony Markese has design leadership experience on prominent projects around the world for a broad range of clients. He has collaborated on the design of a variety of prominent projects, including 145 Broadway, Akamai’s new headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts; 2+U, a mixed-use office tower in downtown Seattle, Washington; the Exxon Mobil Office Complex in Houston, Texas; the ATCO Campus in Calgary, Alberta; 900 New York Avenue in Washington DC; California Green, a mixed-use development in Irvine, California; River Point and 300 North LaSalle, both in downtown Chicago, Illinois; and, the CalPERS Headquarters Complex in Sacramento, California, for the nation’s largest public

pension fund.

Prior to Pickard Chilton, Mr Markese was Senior Associate and Design Team Leader with Cesar Pelli & Associates, where he collaborated on the design of the award-winning Terminal at the Reagan Washington National Airport; JP Morgan Chase in San Francisco, Rock Biomedical Research Laboratory at the University of California, San Francisco, as well as several projects for Duke University, including the Athletic Precinct Master Plan, the Wilson Student Recreation Center, and Schwartz/Butters Hall.

Mr. Markese has lectured and taught design studios at Yale University, Oklahoma State University, the University of Texas at Austin, and other universities. He is a member of the Royal Institute of British Architects and was elected to the AIA College of Fellows in 2017.