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Susan Carruth is a seasoned professional in architecture and sustainable design, currently serving as Partner and Head of Operations at GXN Innovation since March 2021, while also holding the position of Head of Operations for GXN since March 2018. With a background that includes roles as Head of Sustainable Development at White A/S and extensive freelance experience as an architect, project leader, researcher, and writer, Susan has demonstrated expertise in behavioral and circular design. Susan's academic credentials include a PhD in Urbanism from Arkitektskolen Aarhus and various degrees in architecture from institutions such as the University of Strathclyde and Universita degli Studi Roma Tre.
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At 3XN, we believe that buildings are more than the sum of their parts and constantly seek to achieve a synthesis of design, function and context. Our buildings are uniquely matched to each project but always seek to combine beauty and meaning by putting people at the center of design. Designing buildings that are light and connected, ensures clarity and well-being for their users. Our work is founded in ongoing research into how buildings reflect and inform human behavior and the environment – this allows us to advance innovative solutions to contemporary challenges. We constantly seek to enhance a sense of community, identity and relationship to others through beautiful and functional spaces. Research is essential to our design and allow us to push the boundaries of aesthetics and functionality. Each project stands on the shoulders of previous work allowing us to constantly evolve and develop our know-how. As we learn from project to project, we apply this learning in new ways to add lasting value to our architecture and our practice. Today our staff is a mix of experienced project architects and talented young design architects from over 20 nationalities. We work on a global scale but take pride in our history and Scandinavian roots bounded by humanistic values. This allow us to re-invent tradition with a clear understanding of some of the most exciting and pressing challenges of the 21st century.