Droma graduated from the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom, specializing in blending traditional Scottish architecture with modern design, a vision that earned her a university-level award. As Chief Executive Officer, she adheres to the principle of “academic rigor + industry practice,” implementing a dual-leadership model. Her firm’s business spans multiple cities across the UK and the Middle East, and is renowned for boutique, customized designs that combine regional character with practicality, making it a leading representative among small and medium-sized architectural design firms in the UK.

Kael Murray is a graduate of the University of Cambridge in the UK, a renowned institution for architectural innovation. During his studies, he focused on research into the integration of sustainable architecture and urban texture, and his related designs won an international student architecture award, shaping his design philosophy of "symbiosis between function and aesthetics". As Chief Architect, he adheres to the creative principle of "breaking boundaries + local expression", led the establishment of a "concept laboratory" mechanism to promote interdisciplinary design collisions, and took the lead in launching joint workshops with the Architectural Association School of Architecture (AA School) in London.

Elena Hart is a graduate of Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in the UK, an institution renowned for spatial design. During her studies, she focused on exploring the integration of light and shadow narratives with humanistic spaces, and her graduation project won the British Design Council's Annual New Talent Award, laying the foundation for her design philosophy of "emotions carried by details". As Chief Designer, she adheres to "poetic functionalism" as the core principle, pioneered the "spatial narrative workshop" model to promote cross-disciplinary collaboration.