Mina Hasman

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TIME100 Most Influential Climate Leader (2023) | Sustainability Director & Climate Advocacy Lead, ARB, RIBA, FRSA, LEED, BREEAM, WELL AP @ Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)
Mina Hasman's Location
Greater London, England, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
About Mina Hasman

Mina Hasman leads SOM’s sustainability and wellbeing operations, focusing on the long-term vision and strategy for achieving excellence in practice. She oversees the firm’s progress on climate action as it relates to its global business operations and projects. Mina’s experience spans a wide variety of projects in Europe, the UK, Asia and the Middle East, bringing a deeper understanding of the implications for sustainable and equitable design in different climatic, social, and regulatory contexts. As a recognised expert in her field, she has been elected to and is actively involved with several organisations, including the UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) Board of Trustees; Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Council, Practice & Policy Committee, and the Climate Emergency Task Group (as Co-Chair); Commonwealth Association of Architects (CAA) Council (as the Regional Vice Chair of Europe); LETI Steering Committee; UNEP/GlobalABC’s COP Task Force; UK Construction Industry Council (CIC) Climate Change Committee (as Chair); Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) Intelligent Buildings Group (as Vice Chair); and the World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) Advancing Net Zero Committee. Mina regularly contributes to the wider climate change, sustainability and wellbeing debate as a tutor at various academic institutions, including The Bartlett (UCL), the Architectural Association, and the Manchester School of Architecture. Using her work as part of the transdisciplinary “Climate Framework” Initiative, Mina helped the RIBA to define its Mandatory Competence Requirements for climate literacy. She also authored the “RIBA Climate Guide” – structured around the Climate Framework – to equip built environment professionals with key knowledge and guidance to mitigate the impacts of climate change. Mina’s years of experience, expertise and leadership in climate advocacy have resulted in numerous accolades, including The Big 5 Construction Award for Sustainable Leader of the Year in 2021 and a recognition in TIME Magazine’s 2023 top 100 list of most influential climate leaders in business. Mina has also been a part of the RIBA’s Stirling Prize jury and currently chairs the CAA Professional Practice Awards, as well as the prestigious RIBA Silver Medal jury.

Mina Hasman's Current Company Details
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (Som)

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TIME100 Most Influential Climate Leader (2023) | Sustainability Director & Climate Advocacy Lead, ARB, RIBA, FRSA, LEED, BREEAM, WELL AP
Mina Hasman Work Experience Details
  • Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (Som)
    Sustainability Director
    Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (Som) Jun 2012 - Present
    New York, New York, Us
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  • Riba
    Riba Council Member
    Riba Sep 2022 - Present
    London, Gb
    Elected by RIBA Members, Council acts as the representative body for the membership. Chaired by the President, it meets four times annually and is responsible for collecting insight from the profession to guide the strategic direction of the organisation. It appoints the RIBA Board of Trustees, the majority of whom are Council Members, including the RIBA President.
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  • Riba
    Riba Practice & Policy Board Committee Member
    Riba Jul 2022 - Present
    London, Gb
    The RIBA Practice and Policy Board Committee's main purpose is to guide the RIBA Board on how to influence the architectural profession at large, while informing the RIBA as an Institute and Member Organisation about its activities in shaping the profession. It develops professional standards, advocates for policy changes, and promotes best practices in areas, including sustainability and innovation. The Committee also provides guidance to RIBA members, influences government policy on architecture and the built environment, and supports professional development, ensuring architects remain aligned with evolving industry trends and regulations.
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  • Riba
    Riba Climate Task And Finish Group Co-Chair
    Riba Sep 2021 - Present
    London, Gb
    Appointed by the RIBA President and the Council, the Co-Chair of the RIBA Climate Task and Finish Group identifies key climate-focused activities/initiatives/commitments the RIBA as an Institute, to action for the organisation itself, as well as its members - in order to advance the climate change-focused actions across the architectural professional. In this process, the Group provides strategic advice and guidance to the RIBA Board which also gets reviewed by the RIBA Council on a regular basis.The RIBA Climate Task Group Co-Chairs regularly report to the Council, providing updates on the Task Group’s progress and ensuring that climate action remains a central focus of the Council’s strategic decisions. This ongoing communication helps align the Task Group’s efforts with the broader objectives of the RIBA and the needs of the architectural community.
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  • Riba
    Riba Awards Group Member, Silver Medal Chair & Stirling Prize Judge
    Riba Oct 2021 - Present
    London, Gb
    https://www.architecture.com/knowledge-and-resources/knowledge-landing-page/meet-the-2021-stirling-prize-juryhttps://www.presidentsmedals.com/theJudges.aspx?cat=11https://www.architecture.com/knowledge-and-resources/knowledge-landing-page/riba-announces-winners-of-the-inaugural-scott-brownrigg-award-for-sustainable-developmenthttps://www.architecture.com/knowledge-and-resources/knowledge-landing-page/riba-presidents-medals-2021
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  • Riba
    Expert Advisory Group Of Sustainable Futures & Ethics And Sustainable Development Leadership Group
    Riba Feb 2019 - Jan 2022
    London, Gb
    The Expert Advisory Groups "sit at the heart of RIBA policy making and its responses to official government consultations and inform activities from membership events to training and new technical guidance". Having the priority of addressing the global climate crisis and its impacts, the Sustainable Futures Group aims to significantly influence the building and construction industry, and bring practices and professionals together in the UK to provide a collective leadership in building a sustainable future. Under the leadership of this Group, the RIBA has created and published the Sustainable Outcomes Guide and the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge among other industry-wide guidance.
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  • Riba
    Commission On Ethics And Sustainable Development - Sustainable Development Lead
    Riba Mar 2018 - Feb 2019
    London, Gb
    The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is a professional body for architects, founded for the advancement of architecture. The RIBA Commission on Ethics and Sustainable Development considers how the architectural profession can best reflect its core values of public interest, social purpose and sustainability, including its engagement with the United Nations's Sustainable Development Goals - all outlined in the recommendations detailed within the Commission's final report.
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  • Commonwealth Association Of Architects
    Caa Regional Vice President Of Europe
    Commonwealth Association Of Architects Aug 2024 - Present
    The CAA Regional Vice President for Europe is responsible for fostering relationships with Member Organisations (MOs) and ensuring regular communication. The Vice President will gather and report key issues affecting MOs to the CAA Council, develop MO profiles, and keep information current. A key aspect of the role includes promoting the CAA’s aims and supporting member retention, while working with leadership to attract new members. The Vice President also aids in implementing the CAA’s Business Plan by assisting MOs with policymaker engagement and supporting the CAA Awards, Education and Validation activities, and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) initiatives. This includes identifying best practice case studies and gathering information on key events and opportunities for CAA involvement. Additionally, the role involves promoting cross-sector collaboration within the Commonwealth network and encouraging engagement with international bodies like UN Habitat. The Vice President will provide regular reports to the CAA Council and act as an ambassador for the organisation, collaborating with council members to drive the CAA’s mission in Europe and influence the architectural profession.
  • Commonwealth Association Of Architects
    Caa Council Member
    Commonwealth Association Of Architects Aug 2022 - Present
    The Commonwealth Association of Architects’ unique role resides in its ability to access, engage with and convene a wide range of influential Commonwealth partners and international agencies in pursuit of a better built environment for the benefit of all. The modern Commonwealth of Nations is an association of 56 independent and equal countries which is home to a third of the world’s population. United by shared values enshrined in the Commonwealth Charter, the Commonwealth provides a platform from which to have impact at scale, not only among member states, but also beyond. A UK-registered charity, governed by a General Assembly of Member delegations, the Commonwealth Association of Architects (CAA) represents national architectural institutions across the five regions (Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania) of the Commonwealth, united by shared values and the mission to maximise the contribution by architects to the benefit of society. The CAA Council is responsible for bringing insights from all the CAA member organisations to ensure that the organisation consistently and effectively progresses to fulfill its mission. The Council also informs the CAA Trustee activities to ensure that the Charity complies with the requirements of the UK Charity Commission, in particular sound financial management and that activity remains within constitutional mandate.
  • Commonwealth Association Of Architects
    Unep/Globalabc Focal Point & Global Status Report Steering Committee Member
    Commonwealth Association Of Architects Jan 2020 - Present
    The UNEP/GlobalABC Focal Point for the Commonwealth Association of Architects (CAA) plays a key role in aligning CAA’s objectives with UNEP/GlobalABC’s initiatives, especially regarding the annual Conference of the Parties (COP). The Focal Point provides strategic advice to the UNEP/GlobalABC COP Task Force on delivering key messages from the built environment sector at COP, and collaborates with UNEP/GlobalABC, as well as other stakeholders to shape the sector’s contributions to COP, ensuring CAA’s perspectives are integrated into global discussions. By leveraging insights from the UNEP’s Global Status Report, the representative identifies and promotes strategies to advance decarbonisation and resilience in buildings, and acts as the main liaison between CAA and UNEP/GlobalABC, facilitating communication and collaboration to support global initiatives, showcasing CAA’s expertise in addressing climate change and sustainability.
  • Commonwealth Association Of Architects
    Caa Chair Of Practice
    Commonwealth Association Of Architects Aug 2022 - Aug 2024
    The Chair of the CAA Practice Committee is instrumental in shaping and advancing architectural practice within the Commonwealth of Nations. The Chair leads the Committee in monitoring and reviewing practice matters, ensuring that these align with the CAA’s objectives and industry standards. This role involves providing expert advice to the CAA Council, helping to identify and develop opportunities for the practice and training of architects in line with the CAA’s mission and Strategic Plan. The Chair also maintains regular communication with Member Organisations (MOs), gathers insights on key practice-related issues, and ensures that the Council receives ongoing feedback. A significant aspect of the Chair’s responsibilities is to support member retention and work with the President and Senior Vice President to attract new members. The Chair plays an active role in implementing the CAA’s Business Plan by assisting MOs in engaging with policymakers, supporting the CAA Awards programme, and contributing to the growth of the Education and Validation programmes. The Chair also promote Continuing Professional Development (CPD) initiatives, identify best practices and case studies for publication, and gather information on key events and activities to enhance the CAA’s involvement. In addition to these duties, the Chair fosters cross-sector and interdisciplinary collaboration within the Commonwealth network and encourages engagement with other institutes and international organizations such as UN Habitat. As an ambassador for the CAA, the Chair of the CAA Practice Committee represents the organisation at events, engages with stakeholders to promote the CAA’s mission, and provides regular reports to the CAA Council. Collaborating with other Council members, the Chair helps ensure a unified approach to advancing the CAA’s objectives and making a significant impact on the architectural profession.
  • Construction Industry Council (Cic)
    Climate Change Committee Chair
    Construction Industry Council (Cic) Apr 2020 - Present
    London, Gb
    On 1st May 2019, the UK Parliament declared an Environment and Climate Change Emergency. In the following month, the Climate Change Act was amended to commit the UK government to a net zero emissions target by 2050. To coordinate the efforts of the professional institutes in the built environments in meeting these targets, CIC established the CIC Climate Change Committee. The Chair of the CIC Climate Change Committee leads efforts to align the construction and built environment sectors with the UK's net zero carbon emissions target by 2050. This role involves overseeing the implementation of the CIC’s 'Carbon Zero' Action Plan, fostering collaboration among over 350,000 professionals and 35 member organisations, as well as working with stakeholders to drive meaningful climate action. The Chair is responsible for ensuring progress on key climate deliverables, advocating for the construction industry's role in addressing the climate emergency, and representing CIC in high-level discussions. Strong leadership, expertise in sustainability, and a commitment to climate action are essential for this role.
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  • Design Council
    Design Council
    Design Council May 2024 - Present
    London, England, Gb
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  • Cibse
    Intelligent Buildings Group Vice Chair
    Cibse Jun 2018 - Present
    London, Gb
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  • Architects'​ Council Of Europe (Ace-Cae)
    Environmental Sustainable Architecture Group Member
    Architects'​ Council Of Europe (Ace-Cae) Jul 2019 - Present
    Brussels, Be
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  • Bartlett School Of Architecture, University College London
    Studio & Module Tutor
    Bartlett School Of Architecture, University College London Sep 2017 - Present
    London, Gb
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  • Manchester School Of Architecture (Msa)
    Manchester School Of Architecture Honorary Visiting Professor Of Climate Change
    Manchester School Of Architecture (Msa) Nov 2022 - Present
    Manchester, Gb
    Following their climate and ecological emergency declaration, MSA committed to ensuring that their graduates are climate literate, with a strong commitment to placing concerns about climate justice at the heart of the School's teaching. To add to these strengths, Mina Hasman has been invited to join the School as a visiting professor of climate change and sustainability, to bring her extensive knowledge and experience to help the MSA’s ambition to be at the forefront of tackling climate change and the approach to teaching climate literacy for the next generation of built environment professionals.
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  • Kingston University
    Kingston University External Examiner
    Kingston University Nov 2022 - Present
    London, Greater London, Gb
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  • Uk Green Building Council (Ukgbc)
    Board Member
    Uk Green Building Council (Ukgbc) Oct 2019 - Oct 2022
    London, Gb
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  • Toner Mimarlik
    Associate Architect
    Toner Mimarlik Sep 2009 - Aug 2010
    Istanbul, Tr
    Design, Project Management and Construction Overview
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  • The Louis Berger Group
    Architect
    The Louis Berger Group Jan 2009 - Sep 2009
    Morristown, New Jersey, Us
    Confidential Projects, Architectural and Technical Drawings
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  • Skidmore Owings & Merrill Llp (Som)
    Junior Architectural Professional
    Skidmore Owings & Merrill Llp (Som) Aug 2008 - Nov 2008
    New York, New York, Us
    Concept Design
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  • Richard Meier & Partners
    Architect Intern
    Richard Meier & Partners Sep 2006 - Dec 2006
    New York, New York, Us
    Architect Intern
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Mina Hasman Skills

Interior Design 3d Visualization Green Building Rendering Residential Design Autocad Architecture Autocad Archicad Sketching Construction Drawings Urban Design Comprehensive Planning Site Planning Vray Bim Architectural Drawings Concept Design Mixed Use Leed Interior Architecture Architectural Design Sustainable Architecture Sustainability Landscape Architecture Parametric Design Sketchup Rhino 3d Laser Cutting Environmental Design 3d Studio Max Design Research Model Making Submittals Revit Urban Planning Ecotect Architecture Rhino Space Planning Drawing Sustainable Design Digital Fabrication Urbanism

Mina Hasman Education Details

  • Architectural Association
    Architectural Association
    Sustainable And Environmental Design
  • Harvard University
    Harvard University
    The Health Effects Of Climate Change
  • Eth Zürich
    Eth Zürich
    Future Cities
  • Cornell University
    Cornell University
    Architecture
  • Columbia University
    Columbia University
    Calculus
  • Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz
    Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz
    International Baccalaureate

Frequently Asked Questions about Mina Hasman

What company does Mina Hasman work for?

Mina Hasman works for Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (Som)

What is Mina Hasman's role at the current company?

Mina Hasman's current role is TIME100 Most Influential Climate Leader (2023) | Sustainability Director & Climate Advocacy Lead, ARB, RIBA, FRSA, LEED, BREEAM, WELL AP.

What schools did Mina Hasman attend?

Mina Hasman attended Architectural Association, Harvard University, Eth Zürich, Cornell University, Columbia University, Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz.

What skills is Mina Hasman known for?

Mina Hasman has skills like Interior Design, 3d Visualization, Green Building, Rendering, Residential Design, Autocad Architecture, Autocad, Archicad, Sketching, Construction Drawings, Urban Design, Comprehensive Planning.

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