Gulimokh Juraeva 

Gulimokh Juraeva is an emerging architect and spatial designer from Uzbekistan and co-founder of the Arts and Crafts Society. Her practice focuses on material research, urbanism and public space design, with a particular interest in rethinking conventional materials through a sustainable lens — transforming overlooked resources into the building blocks of new architectural proposals.

Rakhshona Makhkamova

Rakhshona Makhkamova is an emerging architect from Uzbekistan working between experimental design, spatial installations, and research. She is a co-founder of the Arts and Crafts Society, a creative collective exploring the intersection of architecture, art, and material experimentation. Her work explores architecture as a living environment shaped by interaction, atmosphere, and narrative, often investigating the subconscious dimensions of human perception and spatial experience.

Rahmatulloh Azizov

Rahmatulloh Azizov is a fourth-year Architecture and Design student at CAU, specializing in VR, AR, and AI in architecture and digital fabrication. He has worked on international research projects with AX CAPITAL and contributed to projects in Russia, the UAE, and Greece. His academic work explores contemporary spatial design, with publications on Scopus, Google Scholar, Zenodo, and OpenAIRE. Currently, he works at the university’s FabLab, focusing on digital production, prototyping, and emerging technologies, combining technical precision with innovative, interdisciplinary approaches.

Humoyun Bakhtinurov 

Humoyun Bakhtinurov  is an uzbek architect with a background in art and design.
Graduated from an 11-year Republican specialized boarding school of arts in the field of design, qualifying as an industrial designer, where form, composition, and intuition became the foundation of his approach.
Actively participate in local and international competitions, while exploring the integration of VR/AR into the construction process.
"In my work, I return to the essence of human nature — designing spaces that feel instinctive rather than imposed."

Safina Mukhamadjonova

Safina Mukhamadjonova is an architect and designer exploring the space where architecture blurs into art, installations, and material experimentation. With an architectural mindset, she is interested not only in form and function, but in how space can be felt, questioned, and reimagined. As part of the Arts and Crafts Society, she approaches her work with curiosity, exploring how materials and ideas shape spatial experience.
Her practice focuses on atmosphere and perception, creating installations that invite people to feel space rather than simply observe it.

Sofia Deripalko 

Sofia Deripalko is a multidisciplinary artist from Tashkent, Uzbekistan and a student of Architecture and Design at Central Asian University. Her research-based practice explores cultural identity and the uniqueness of Uzbek culture, while occasionally reflecting on the roles of women in society.