Natalie Savva is an Architect, educator, exhibition designer and scenographer. She trained as an architect at The Cooper Union in New York and together with Mark Rist cofounded Studio naama as a platform to practice and participate within the crossover of art, public and domestic projects. Studio naama’s work has been exhibited at the Venice Architecture Biennale and is featured in the Architecture Foundation’s publication New Architects 4. Since 2021, they have led ‘Making Housing Public’, an architecture design unit at Oxford Brookes University centred on new build community interventions in residential environments and sustainable construction methods. The studio won a Don’t Move, Improve! Award in 2023 and was shortlisted for the AJ Small Projects Award.