Graduated from ENAD (Limoges) and ESAD (Orléans), he deepened his knowledge at Milan’s Politecnico obtaining a diploma of Master in design & management. He then collaborated for 7 years with Antonio Citterio in Milan on projects for the most celebrated names of international design. Presently Emmanuel works for his own agency and openened collaborations with resolutely contemporary international brands like Poliform, Colé, Forestier, Rotaliana, Fast, Nodus, Toulemonde Bochart, etc...
From 2010, he is consultant for companies on marketing strategy and design identity (Carl Zeiss Vision, Clen,...).
Emmanuel teaches at Milan’s Politecnico, tutors at Domus Academy and EBABX - École d’Enseignement Supérieur d’Art de Bordeaux. He is often solicited for lectures and conferences in Europe, China or Brasil.

DPLG architect, designer, space designer, teacher at the Ecole d’Enseignement Supérieur d’Art de Bordeaux, Jean Charles Zébo works with the SAS Ateliers MAJCZ, in association with Martine Arrivet.
Amongst the company’s references : the rehabilitation and extension of the Musée des Beaux Arts de Bordeaux, the printing centre of the Sud-Ouest newspaper [winner of the CRAMA prize in 2005 for the quality of the workplace], the Bernard Magrez cultural institute, the Maison Leia in Lège Cap Ferre [2004 Aquitaine winner of the public’s prize for architecture], the Maison des Aulnes at La Tremblade, the centre for archaeological research at Château de Campagne in Dordogne, the scenography of the Mutations at the Entrepôts Lainés in Bordeaux [in association with Jean Nouvel], the scenography of Brazil Body and Soul at the Guggenheim Museum in New York [in association with Jean Nouvel].
The ambiguity of the term “material”, theme of the workshop, and the initial uncertainty around the scales of the projects’ intervention have made it possible to first identify, group by group, the different areas of interest of the students of the three schools, to debate them and to confront with one another in order to initiate the collective work. Research has been “supervised” in an adjusted way, on a case by case basis, depending on the specificity of the initial stakes. This year it would appear that the innovative nature of the propositions is linked to a position which deliberately hesitates between different scales: an item of clothing creates the transformation of a public place, a public place affects the state of mind of a passer-by, a passer-by produces energy by walking which is used to light up architecture, architecture creates new paths for an individual to walk along, an individual wears clothes which will no longer change with time …

Hélène Soulié is a DPLG landscapist, graduate from the Ecole nationale supérieure du paysage de Versailles (Higher National School of Landscaping of Versailles) with a doctorate in architecture from 2006 on the theme of urban wastelands. Today she is a member of the CLARE laboratory at Bordeaux 3 university. As senior lecturer at the Ecole nationale supérieure d’architecture et paysage de Bordeaux, she teaches design. Her approach, which is often experimental, organised through workshops and affiliated teachings, enables her to move generally accepted limits in the domain of landscaping. By mixing tools borrowed from other disciplines and those of a landscapist, the idea of arrangement loses some of its sense in favour of a new production territory. The goal remains the same, however: to reveal the site. Her research activity examines places on the edge of the town as well as themes like mapping or interdisciplinary conception processes. Her workshop develops projects of gardens, public spaces and interventions within the landscape.

Jeanne Quéheillard is a design theoretician and critic, and member of the AICA. She teaches at the EBABX - École d’Enseignement Supérieur d’Art de Bordeaux and at the ENSCI, Les Ateliers. As a curator, she has created the exhibitions : Présence Panchounette,Jean Prouvé, Meubles 1924-1953,Chose parmi d’autres,In progress, le design face au progrès (Monografik catalogue), Ever living ORNEMENT (catalogue, B42 editions).
She participated in the Paysage de table project with Jean-François Dingjian and the CRAFT and contributes to specialized magazines and publications such as : L’expérience de la céramique (Bernard Chauveau, Editions, 2007), Normal Studio, Elementary design (Musée des arts décoratifs, 2010) and Music furniture for Cocktail designers (les presses du réel, 2010).

Architect and PhD in Interior and Exhibition Design, is a temporary research fellow at the Politecnico di Milano where She teaches at the BSc and MSc of the School of Design. She is project and course leader in many International Post Graduate Schools of Design and Architecture. Her main current studies are Interior Design, as a Human Environment, changing through Adaptive Reuse processes, also identifying opportunities for urban renewal. She is also interested in the History of Design with reference to the Italian culture and its Design approach. As an architect, she is a consultant of private companies and public institutions in projects requiring preliminary research and project management activities. She is currently developing the design and cultural framing of the thematic Cluster ‘Arid Zones’ for Milano, EXPO 2015.

Laura Galluzzo graduated in Interior Design from Politecnico di Milano in 2010. During the degree she studied as an exchange student at RISD in Providence, RI, USA. In 2008 she completed an internship as an interior designer in Paris, at CXT Architecture. After that she worked for two years as a set designer for Sky tv with Bestudio, in Milan. She has worked as a tutor on numerous workshops, classes and studios at Politecnico di Milano and other international schools of design. While working as a freelance interior designer, she is also completing a PhD in Design (specialising in temporary living) at Politecnico di Milano, which involved a term as an exchange student at Middlesex University in London. Currently she is devoting time to researching the Expo Village 2015 in Milan.