Born in 1995, Hilâl studied at the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London, where she researched healthcare networks in urban planning. With her background in architectural practice and strategic consultancy, she bridges conceptual thinking with practical implementation. Acting as a link between strategy and execution, she ensures that ENAH continues to operate as a powerful and future-oriented network.

Her research and practice are guided by what she calls a “democratic metabolism” — the understanding that all systems are fundamentally interconnected. As an author in several architecture journals, she shares insights into the relationships between space, society, and the psyche.