Co-founded Ron Arad Architects Ltd., a daughter company of long-established Ron Arad Associates, in May 2008.The growing practice has in recent years completed ToHA tower in Tel Aviv, Mediacite retail centre in Liege, the award-winning Design Museum Holon in Israel, the refurbishment of the renowned Watergate Hotel's public spaces, the D House in Tokyo, as well as public art commissions including the Curtain Call at the Roundhouse (London), and the Vortext sculpture in Seoul. The practice is at present engaged in cultural, commercial, healthcare and residential projects in the UK, Italy, Japan, USA, and Israel, with several projects currently on site. The growing practice have designed the UK Holocaust Memorial in London, which won the prestigious UKHM competition in 2017, in collaboration with Adjaye Associates and GP&B landscape architects, which is currently being developed. The practice is known for its unconventional and edgy design and material research and applications, and has showcased its projects at the 'No Discipline' exhibitions at the Pompidou Centre in Paris (2008), the Museum of Modern Art in NY (2009) and at the 'Restless' exhibition in the Barbican Centre in London (2010). Works were also shown at Ivory Press Gallery in Madrid (2013), the Pinacoteca Agnelli in Torino (2014) and at the Royal Academy of Arts in London (2017)Specialties: • Architectural Design, Planning and Management• Teacher / Critic / Speaker (Inc. CTBUH World Congress Chicago, Int'l Forum for Architecture and Construction, Sao Paulo, Mori Museum of Art Tokyo, Architectural Association in London, Chelsea College of Art London, Sotheby's London, Tel-Aviv University Israel, Design Museum Holon, AIT Conference (Frankfurt, Hamburg),PAW Prishtina)• Photographer (published work includes covers for Wallpaper Magazine and Mark Magazine, I-D Magazine, The Guardian, The Observer, La Repubblica, The Telegraph, Barbican publications, Royal Academy publications, Nikon In-Frame Magazine, Laurence King publications, Braun Publishers, and JCDecaux)