Sara Ibrahim is a Swedish-Iraqi-Canadian architect, researcher and co-founder of SUSA, an interdisciplinary architecture practice working across architecture, public art and cultural research. Her work explores the relationship between cultural histories, collective memory and contemporary architectural expression. As Head of Research at Lina Ghotmeh—Architecture, she contributed to the winning international competition for the British Museum’s Western Range redevelopment in London and led Geoffrey Bawa: Architecture for the Senses, a major international travelling retrospective developed for the Vitra Design Museum and M+. Her work also includes the Smithsonian’s Nimrud Rescue Project, exploring digital preservation strategies for endangered Assyrian heritage.