Nurimaimaiti Tuluxun received his Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from the Yangzhou University in 2019, and is now pursuing a Master’s degree in Architecture from Xinjiang University. He is a Student Member of the Architectural Society of China. His research topics include Arid Region Oasis Human Settlements and Vernacular Architectural Design, and Green Building Technologies and Environmental Adaptability in Arid Regions.

Saierjiang Halike is currently a Professor at the College of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Xinjiang University. He serves as the Head of the First-Level Master's Program in Architecture at the university, and holds the position of Academic Leader in Architecture and Urban–Rural Planning. Additionally, he is a Council Member of the Xinjiang Civil Engineering and Architecture Society and the Deputy Director of the Rural Territorial Spatial Planning Committee within the Xinjiang Territorial Spatial Planning Society. He is also an Expert Member of the Traditional Village Conservation and Development Expert Pool of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
His research focuses on arid region oasis human settlements and vernacular architectural design, green building technologies and environmental adaptability in arid regions, urban design and neighborhood regeneration, and conservation and tourism planning for historic architectural heritage. He is also involved in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and rural revitalization strategies.

Hao Liu received his Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from the Liaoning University of Technology in 2022, and is now pursuing a Master’s degree in Architecture from Xinjiang University. His research topics include Oasis human settlement environments, regional characteristics of urban rural architecture design, and village space environment optimization design.

Buerlan Yelaixi received her Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from Wenzhou University in 2023, and is now pursuing a Master’s degree in Architecture from Xinjiang University. Her research topics include Arid Region Oasis Human Settlements and Vernacular Architectural Design, Urban Design and Neighborhood Regeneration Conservation, and Tourism Planning of Historic Architecture.

Kapulanbayi Ailaitijiang earned his Master's degree in Architecture from Xinjiang University in 2019 and is currently a doctoral candidate in Architecture at Zhejiang University. He has held academic positions as a lecturer at Xinjiang Normal University and served as a teaching assistant at Zhejiang University. His research focuses on the modern adaptability of traditional Chinese wooden structures.