Usman Haque是一位著名的建筑师和创意总监，以在网络化城市环境、交互式建筑和社区活化方面的工作而闻名。他是Umbrellium的创始人兼创意总监，这是一家总部位于伦敦的设计与建造工作室，专注于改造城市空间。他的专长涵盖了多个领域，包括设计、建筑、物联网、城市社区基础设施和公共艺术。

Haque目前参与了由伊甸计划支持的城市重野化倡议，并领导着Starling Technologies的战略和投资，这是一家从Umbrellium分拆出来专注于行人安全的公司。他曾创办过Thingful.net（一个物联网搜索引擎）和Pachube（一家被LogMeIn收购的开放式物联网数据平台），这些公司取得了成功。

他的作品曾在全球各大知名机构和活动中展出，展示了他对参与性活动和大型装置的创新方法。Haque因其在设计和技术领域的贡献而获得了多个奖项，包括2008年的年度设计奖、2009年的世界技术奖，以及日本媒体艺术节和亚洲数字艺术大奖的认可。

作为一名教育工作者，Haque曾在巴特莱特建筑学院任教，并主持交互式建筑和城市设计的研讨会。通过他的项目、研究和与设计界的合作，他继续积极参与塑造未来的城市环境。

With a specialty in networked urban environments， interactive architecture & community activation, Usman Haque has designed & built all sorts of things: spaces, structures, systems, platforms, companies.
Trained as an architect, Usman is founder and creative director of Umbrellium, a London-based design & build studio dedicated to transforming urban environments. His work embraces many disciplines, including design, architecture, the internet of things, urban community infrastructure, and large-scale public art/performance.

He is currently engaged as creative director on an urban rewilding initiative supported by the Eden Project; and also heads up strategy and investment for Starling Technologies, a spin-out from Umbrellium dedicated to pedestrian safety. Earlier he founded Thingful.net, a search engine for the Internet of Things; and Pachube, one of the worlds first open IoT data platforms, acquired by LogMeIn in 2011.

He has created spectacular participatory events and large-scale installations for cities around the world and his work has been exhibited internationally, at the Institute of Contemporary Arts (London), the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, the Barbican (London), Museum of Modern Art (Aalborg), Seoul Museum of Art, The Architectural League of New York, Science Gallery (Dublin), Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media, Netherlands Media Art Institute and the National Art Museum, Beijing.

He taught at the Bartlett School of Architecture with Prof Stephen Gage in the Interactive Architecture Workshop (until 2005); and in 2015/2016 led RC12 Urban Design cluster, “Participatory systems for networked urban environments” with Adam Greenfield.

Appointed a Design Council Ambassador in 2021, Usman received the 2008 Design of the Year Award (interactive) from the Design Museum, UK; a 2009 World Technology Award (art); the Japan Media Arts Festival Excellence prize (2004) and the Asia Digital Art Award Grand Prize (2005). He is a Member IoT World Forum Steering Committee, and part of the authoring committee for the BSI PAS 212, Automatic resource discovery for the Internet of Things.