Ivita Ose

Multifaceted professional with a background in history, design, project management, and business development. Extensive experience in managing and organizing events, leading creative projects, and consulting for design agencies. Strong skills in project coordination, client relations, and delivering high-quality products in collaboration with international partners. Fluent in English and Latvian, with a passion for integrating historical perspectives into modern design solutions.

• Nippon Foundation Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship Fund, 2007-2008
• Eihman Family Scholarship for Interdisciplinary Approaches in Historical Research, 2006

• Purvciema Eco Block House. Peat House., Latvian Architecture, 101
• Housing Aesthetics in Latvia, 1920-1940., Latvian Architecture, 102 & 103
• The Housing Crisis in Riga in the 1920s., Latvian Architecture, 105
• Breakfast at Gastronom. Interior Review., Latvian Architecture, 107
• Worker's Housing Exhibition, 1907., Latvian Architecture, 110
• Content Development for Riga District History, apkaimes.lv, 2007-2008

• Economic Housing in Riga in the Early 20th Century., R. Šmēlinga Conference, 2019
• Economic Housing in Riga in the Early 20th Century., Latvian Architects Association, 2019
• Functionalism in Riga Architecture as a Social Phenomenon., Mantra Storytelling Solutions, Riga, 2015
• Search for Economic Housing Types in Early 20th Century Riga., R. Šmēlinga Conference, 2014
• Social Context of Functionalist Architecture and Society's Attitude Towards It in Latvia in the 1920s and 1930s., Latvian National Museum of Art, 2011
• Women's Place and Role in Society: Reflections in Soviet Latvian Press., Roman Suta and Aleksandra Beļcova Museum, 2009
• Functionalism in Architecture as a Social Phenomenon During the Interwar Period., Conference 'New Ideas and Approaches in Historical Research', 2009