| Biography |
Adrien Mans worked as a designer and as an architect at Bjarke Ingels Group (New York) and Barozzi Veiga (Barcelona). In 2016, he came back to Belgium to launch his own multidisciplinary studio.
His recent work includes a family house (Tagaytay), a pavilion made out of recycled materials (Grâce-Hollogne) and a scenography for the Triennale of Design (Liège). He has won several local and international awards such as : a 1st prize for the Concordia Lighthouse, a prize for design by the Federation Wallonie-Bruxelles, a silver prize for the Taipei International Design Award and a semi-finalist prize of the CTBUH (Shanghai).
He his a regular guest critic and lecturer at Parsons the New School for Design (New York), the ULG (Liège) as well as the ULB (Brussels), where he was a studio teacher in 2018.
His new collection of objects is exhibited at the Contemporary Design Market (Brussels) in September 2021 along with Muller Van Severen, Roxane Lahidji, Pierre-Emmanuel Vandeputte and a selection of Belgian designers.
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