Martine de Maeseneear received her diploma as an architect from W&K Sint-Lucas Ghent and a Master of Science in Architecture form the Bartlett, University College London (1987).

Since 1988 she has established MDMA Architects in Brussels. Their work includes projects for buildings and interior design and it has exhibited in Shanghai (Architopia, 2007), Brussels (Supernova, 2000), Bordeaux (Arc en Reve, 1996), Brussels (Fondation pour l'Architecture, 1997), Amsterdam (ARCAM, 1994), Chicago (UIC, 1992), Rotterdam (NAI, 1991), Ghent (Museum of Fine Arts, 1990). MDMA has been invited to lecture at Universities/in such places as Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Montreal, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Shanghai, Haifa, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Breda, Arnhem, Maastricht, Tilburg, London, Berlin, Dessau, Dublin, Oslo, Antwerp, Leuven, Ghent and Brussels. De Maeseneer has been teaching at the Architectural Association in London, the KUL Leuven and the Academy of Building Art Tilburg - and is currently teaching at W&K Sint Lucas in Ghent/Brussels. MDMA is the author of two small books – The In-di-visible Space (Antwerp 1993) and Ideality-3-Lost (Brussels 1997) and has published in an international forum of books and magazines.

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