Omar Alayli is a Berlin-based architect and the founder of Future Space Architecture (FSA), a design practice working where physiology, psychology, and operational performance are first-order constraints, from human spaceflight to the buildings now receiving robots.

Over two decades, he has led the design, management, and construction of large-scale projects, airports, hospitals, universities, and high-rise buildings across four continents, the craft both of FSA’s tracks stand on.

In space, FSA’s EDEN concept portfolio explores in-orbit and lunar logistics, spacecraft, inflatable modules, and station architectures, as reference work and licensable IP, developed within the TUM Venture Labs ecosystem. On Earth, Omar authored Robot-Ready Architecture (RRA), a published, citable framework for assessing and designing buildings for robots as a new occupant class, written from inside Europe’s 2025–2027 machinery-safety shift.

He also hosts the Omar Alayli Podcast, connecting experts across space, robotics, and design.