Professionals

Darcy Budworth – Sankelmark

Translating physics into concrete reality

Turning Python scripts into speculative design studies for the timber industry.

Two sunny day windows facing south in the Doric order.

Turning BIM models into physically functional facilities.

Grid-aligned spaces that account for the changing light of Aukrug's sky.

Prioritizing site logic over logo art.

Exploring the swarm intelligence in large-scale tile calculations.

Brutalist concrete with wood joints, working from a small office outside Cologne.

Looking at urban grain while worrying about dust.

Turning BIM models into something that actually looks good in real life.

Designing timber structures that bridge the gap between rigid geometry and warmth.

Painting light onto concrete to give volume to the unreal.

Making buildings feel like homes through honest materials.

8x12 timber framing built with a focus on grain and shadow.

Turning elevation drawings into spaces people sit in.

Site noise and material joints on Kirchlauter’s slopes

Writing cost estimates for complex German renovations while trying not to ruin the initial architectural design.

Designing public spaces that exist long after the handheld map service upsells you another ride.

Studio Director at Light & System

Organizing furniture deliveries from our showroom in Holzappel.

Turning rigid city codes into human-scaled spaces in Germany's Rhineland.

Structures that make sense with mechanics.

Building digital twin models for construction in Saxony

Spending hours staring at a wall section until it feels right.