Quique Bayarri holds a degree in architecture from the Universitat Politècnica de València, with additional studies in Delft, Madrid, and Granada. Quique has extensive and solid experience at Norwegian architectural firms, ranging from concept development to the execution phase of both residential and office buildings. He has been collaborating with Architects Without Borders Norway (AUG) since 2017 and has been a board member since 2018. He is equally dedicated to finding the best concept for a project as he is to its expression through detailed construction work. With a particular interest in sustainable architecture and construction techniques, he firmly believes that architecture must be influenced by the place where it is built and designed with a primary focus on the users. Quique uses photography as an active tool to explore architecture and the reality around us.

Paola holds a master’s degree in architecture from the Faculty of Architecture, Design, and Urbanism at the University of Buenos Aires in Argentina. Paola has a solid experience in architectural design across all phases and scales—from small private buildings to large, complex projects such as masterplans, healthcare facilities, and multifunctional buildings. Paola is a founder, the current design director, and board member of AUG. She is passionate about social architecture. Guided by the belief that architecture is a powerful tool for social change, she advocates for inclusive design that fosters safety, dignity, and equal opportunity—especially in communities where it's needed most.

Jon Rønning is an architect, engineering consultant, and visual artist with over three decades of experience spanning complex infrastructure and development projects across Europe and Asia. His work has ranged from North Sea oil and gas developments to post-conflict airport reconstruction in the Balkans and international collaboration on radioactive waste management in Northwest Russia.What truly defines Jon’s career, however, is his unwavering commitment to social responsibility and global solidarity. Whether advising Mongolian authorities on the humane integration of 600,000 nomads into urban life or empowering youth through direct involvement in rebuilding efforts in Serbia, Jon consistently puts people at the center of his practice. His values—grounded in mutual growth and meaningful dialogue—shine through in all his engagements.Jon is also a passionate artist whose aquarelles capture everyday moments and global narratives alike, reflecting the same empathy and curiosity that drive his architectural and humanitarian work.As a long-time collaborator with Arkitekter Uten Grenser (AUG), Jon brings both technical expertise and a deep sense of humanitarian purpose, believing that architecture and infrastructure must serve dignity, equality, and opportunity.