Benjamin Samuel Koren

Benjamin Samuel Koren studied architecture, film and music at the University of Miami and the Architectural Association in London, where he was awarded a RIBA Bronze Medal commendation for his music pavilion “Harmonic Proportion in Amorphic Form”. He went on to work for the AGU at Arup and Herzog & de Meuron. He is founder and managing director of 1:One | Computational Geometry, a consultancy set up in 2009. Amongst his graphical works, his translation of Bach’s Goldberg Variations recently featured in WIRED UK, his work “Hitchcock 30” has been purchased by the German museum of film.