Beatrice Galilee is co-founder and executive director of a new platform for architecture and design discourse, The World Around. Trained in BSc Architecture at Bath University, and an MSc History of Architecture at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, Beatrice specialises in the dissemination of architectural practice. She is the author of 'Radical Architecture of the Future' published by Phaidon in 2021.Between 2014-2019, Beatrice has held the position of the first Daniel Brodsky associate curator of architecture and design at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. While at The Met she curated site-specific installations by Wolfgang Tillmans, Cornelia Parker, and Adrián Villar Rojas. She is responsible for building the museum’s first modern and contemporary collection of architectural objects, photographs and films and has initiated major new public programs for The Met including "A Year of Architecture in a Day", an annual conference presenting the best art, design and architectural projects from all over the world. Beatrice has worked as a Chief Curator of the 2013 Lisbon Architecture Triennale, co-curator at 2011 Gwangju Design Biennale and co-curator of the 2009 Shenzhen Hong Kong Biennale of Architecture. She co-founded The Gopher Hole, an exhibition space in London; has worked as a writer and editor for Icon and Domus magazines amongst many others and was associate lecturer at London’s Central St Martins School of Art and Design. Beatrice has spoken and curated conferences all over the world on the topic of contemporary architecture, exhibitions and writing. Beatrice Galilee’s writing has been published in a number of international magazines and books as well as mainstream newspapers. These include Domus, Frieze, Abitare, Tank, Pin-Up, Building Design, Architectural Review,Today, RIBA Journal, DAMn, Frame, Wallpaper, Another Magazine as well as books and catalogues.