Multidisciplinary senior team with international experience across complex architectural, urban, and interior projects
Complementary expertise in concept design, early-stage project definition, design leadership, interior architecture, adaptive reuse, and technical delivery
Concept-driven practice operating across diverse cultural and operational contexts
Proven collaboration with developers, consultants, and stakeholders to translate strategic vision into clear, buildable design solutions
Strong capability in managing complexity at scale, aligning design intent with technical feasibility, programme, and delivery requirements
Rigorous methodology and high execution standards, supporting projects from early visioning and feasibility through to coordinated design development
Consistent, reliable delivery underpinned by conceptual clarity and design excellence
Dipl. Arch., MSc. Mauro Moro is an architect and design leader with extensive international experience across large-scale, complex architectural and urban projects. His professional career spans multiple cultural and operational contexts, with a significant period based in Singapore, where he led multidisciplinary teams in the development of high-profile, design-driven projects. He led design leadership roles in internationally recognised architectural practices, including HASSELL, Woods Bagot, and WATG, where he was responsible for concept development, design strategy, and the coordination of complex stakeholder environments. In these roles, he consistently guided teams through early-stage visioning, masterplanning, and concept design phases, ensuring strong alignment between design intent, technical feasibility, and project objectives. Mauro’s expertise is centred on concept design, design leadership, and early-stage project definition, with a particular focus on research-driven methodologies that translate client aspirations, contextual constraints, and programmatic requirements into clear, robust architectural strategies. He is highly experienced in managing complexity at scale, balancing design quality with regulatory, environmental, and operational considerations. His design approach is characterised by conceptual clarity, lateral thinking, and strategic vision, aiming to move beyond conventional architectural responses to deliver meaningful, resilient, and future-oriented solutions. He places strong emphasis on process, communication, and collaboration as essential tools for leading large project teams and achieving coherent outcomes. In 2020, he founded Mauro Moro Architecture, an independent practice focused on concept development, feasibility studies, and strategic design advisory services for international clients. Through this platform, he collaborates globally with developers, consultants, and institutions, contributing to projects ranging from mixed-use developments to urban-scale visions. In parallel with professional practice, Mauro contributes to design discourse through selected lectures, workshops, and academic collaborations. He is also a published author and urban sketcher, using research, drawing, and communication as tools to strengthen conceptual thinking and design leadership within the built environment.
Glynis is an interior designer and project leader with over 20 years of experience delivering mid- to high-end residential and hospitality projects. Her work focuses on creating environments that balance elegance, functionality, and operational performance, with particular attention to enhancing the guest experience while expressing the unique identity of each property. She has successfully managed projects from early concept through to construction, including the acclaimed Park Hyatt Hadahaa development, and has overseen projects across Singapore, the Philippines, Malaysia, India, and the United States. Her experience spans complex, multi-stakeholder environments, requiring close coordination between design teams, consultants, operators, and contractors. Glynis’s professional approach centres on aligning design outcomes with client vision while maintaining rigorous control over programme, budget, and delivery. She adopts a holistic methodology that integrates interior architecture, product development, and operational requirements, ensuring that every design element serves both aesthetic and functional objectives. Recognised for her attention to detail, commitment to quality, and effective project management, Glynis consis- tently translates client aspirations into coherent, buildable solutions. Her work reflects a strong focus on reliability, innovation, and long-term value, positioning her as a trusted partner in the delivery of refined, high-performing hospitality and residential environments.
In a previous role at Broadway Malyan, this professional worked across four international offices, contributing to a wide range of large-scale, complex projects. A key engage- ment during this period involved acting as Consultant De- sign Director for IKEA on eight projects, five of which formed part of IKEA’s new global retail direction, requiring close alignment between brand strategy, design innovation, and operational performance. While based in Shanghai, involvement in the Shiu Lu Pu Pow- er Station renovation represented a significant and highly contextual project. Located along the Huangpu River, the project played an important role in the redevelopment narra- tive of Shanghai, responding sensitively to the city’s indus- trial heritage while supporting broader urban transformation objectives. Another major milestone was the 7point8 project in Jakar- ta, a high-profile mixed-use development located within the Jakarta CBD. The project was notable both for its strategic urban location and for its role in repositioning and revitalis- ing the client’s brand, demanding a strong balance between commercial ambition, architectural identity, and delivery constraints. Earlier in the career, leadership of Forum Coimbra in Portu- gal marked a defining experience. This multi-award-winning large retail development was delivered over a three-year period and was distinguished by its use of high-quality ma- terials, rigorous attention to detail, and disciplined project management. This experience established a narrative-led, design-driven approach focused on delivering functional, well-crafted, and people-centred environments through well-managed project processes.
Catarina is a Senior Architect and Interior Designer with experience across residential, hospitality, mixed-use, and commercial developments. Her work focuses on the development of clear, concept-driven interior strategies that respond to context, programme, and client objectives, translating strategic vision into coherent and buildable spatial solutions. She brings a strong understanding of material language, spatial hierarchy, and user experience, developing design frameworks that support identity, functionality, and market positioning. In international project contexts, Catarina leads the concept and schematic design stages, ensuring design continuity through close collaboration with local design teams. Her approach aligns design intent with locally available materials, construction systems, and delivery requirements, providing design support through to the final stages of construction.
“Dito” is an Architectural Designer and Entrepreneur operating at the intersection of advanced computational technology and human-centred design. His work bridges technical rigour and narrative-driven spatial strategies, delivering computational design solutions for complex architectural projects while fostering collaborative community initiatives. His professional foundation was developed within internationally recognised firms including SOM, 10 Design, and Enzyme, where he specialised in Computational BIM and parametric design methodologies. He has contributed to the development of large-scale architectural projects, including façade rationalisation for The Sail in Vietnam, utilising custom automation tools developed in Grasshopper, Python, and C#. His expertise lies in translating ambitious conceptual visions into technically robust, buildable systems while ensuring seamless integration between traditional architectural practice and advanced digital workflows. In parallel to professional practice, he is Co-Founder of Cerita Di: in Bandung, a cross-disciplinary platform supporting local creative communities through curated exhibitions and collaborative initiatives. His work reflects a commitment to integrating innovation with social value, building both digital and physical infrastructures that enable meaningful spatial and cultural impact. He is a LEED Green Associate and a Certified BIM Manager (Archicad).
Raphael is an experienced architectural professional with strong technical expertise and a high level of craftsmanship, developed through long-term collaboration on complex international projects. His experience includes major developments in Indonesia and the Philippines, notably JP Morgan’s Manila Headquarters for Megaworld and 57 Promenade in Jakarta for Intiland. He is recognised for his consistent commitment, efficiency, and ability to support fast-paced project environments without compromising quality. His technical proficiency and attention to detail contribute directly to maintaining high standards of architectural documentation across all project stages. Raphael plays a key role in ensuring drawing accuracy, coordination quality, and overall delivery reliability, supporting design teams in meeting demanding programme and performance requirements. His contribution is integral to achieving consistent, high-quality outcomes on large-scale and complex architectural projects.
Our role is positioned between client vision, technical consultants, and local design teams, helping translate development ambitions into clear architectural strategies.
