External expert and working group consultant. Lecturer at the Bartlet School of Architecture in London; Asmara – African City of Modernism is the author of the UNESCO nomination file (in 2017, Asmara was successfully included in the World Heritage List).

Head of the working group. Architectural historian, professor at the Faculty of History of Vilnius University. 2012–2015 Marija worked as the Secretary General of the Lithuanian National Commission for UNESCO. Author of the book “Baltic Modernism: Architecture and Housing in Soviet Lithuania” (2017) and compiler of the publication “Architecture of Optimism: Kaunas Phenomenon, 1918-1940” (2018).

Head of Heritage Programs of the Secretariat of the Lithuanian National Commission for UNESCO. Main areas of coordination: UNESCO area of ​​tangible cultural heritage (world heritage, tangible cultural heritage and its protection issues, cultural tourism, underwater heritage).

Architecturologist, associate professor of Kaunas University of Technology. The author of the book “Heritage as a Conflict: Methodological Lithuanian 20th Century. Assumptions for the Assessment of Architectural Heritage” (Paveldas kaip konfliktas: metodologinės Lietuvos XX a. architektūrinio palikimo vertinimo prielaidos) (2019), author and co-author of many architectural publications. Initiator and creator of the digital archive of Lithuanian architectural history www.autc.lt

Head of the Cultural Heritage Department of Kaunas City Municipality Administration.

Specialist of the Cultural Heritage Department of Kaunas City Municipality Administration.

Historian, Head of the Research and Education Department of Kauno tvirtovės parkas.

Urbanist, head of the „Mash studio“ office.

Historian, heritage specialist and tour guide. Coordinator of the Kaunas 2022 programme Modernism for the Future.