Ahmad Hilal is an Egyptian Architect, who he is currently doing his Master’s degree in Architectural Engineering at Politecnico Di Milano as a GOLD scholarship holder. He moved to PoliMi just after finishing his double degree in Architectural Engineering at MSA University and Greenwich university of London with Honours. He is working as a freelance architect in several architectural projects in Europe & MEA region. His work focus on new spatial concepts intensifying existing potentials by integrated design methodologies through architectural research by the aim of merging pragmatic paradigms with innovative design in multiple scales. He was a member in EZBET project design team, which is founded by AYB NGO, Ainshams University and Stuttgart University. He is the co-founder of SEED activity group and volunteered an associate in BEE’iE’s NGO. Furthermore, he competed in several national and international competitions where he received several awards. He participated in a number of international workshops including Greenwich summer school (sustainable cities), AA School Mittelmeerland visiting school, (Desert Cities) at ETH Zurich as well as different series of other events related to architecture and design. He was shortlisted to be part of the Advanced School of Architecture at Politecnico di Milano; it’s an advanced programme held in parallel to the Masters studies. In 2015, He joined OBR-Open Building Research as a junior architect-intern, where he has been enrolled in the design team in several ongoing projects. And recently, he has been a teaching assistant in Politecnico di Milano for the SMDP Studio in Facoltà di Ingegneria Edile – Architettura. In January 2016, Ahmad has been selected to be the Main-Curator of the Egyptian pavilion for the 15th Biennale di Architettura di Venezia after winning an national competition organised by the Ministry of Culture to be the youngest Egyptian architect to represent Egypt in this international exhibition.