Nabil Al-Kinani is a British-Iraqi built-environment professional and writer raised in Wembley, he possesses a keen interest in urbanism, placemaking, sustainable development, place vision and spatial politics. His writing largely draws focus on the relationship between spaces and stories. Addressing questions such as: Who designs space? Who has access to newly-created space? What’s the cultural impact of these newly-created spaces? Who are new spaces being built for? Who is affected by newly-created space? What are the narratives that must be preserved when new spaces are being created? His works include: Authors of the Estate, Privatise the Mandem, Naming Pains and Pipe Dreams.