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Arkemists

Frantisek Orth's picture

FrantisekOrth

Arkitekt SAR/MSA | Co-founder

| +46 72 004 04 86‬

BIM-methodology in the architectural profession is one of my strongest professional interests. As an arkemist I am responsible for digital model coordination and development of work methodology, especially in later stages of a project.

I see the importance and strive to utilize the maximum potential of digital tools and workflows available to us, right from the conception of any project.

Kayrokh Moattar's picture

KayrokhMoattar

Arkitekt SAR/MSA | Co-founder, CEO

| +46 70 40 50 10 9

A good teacher of mine once said: “a good architect is like a cat, she lands stably on four feet regardless how she falls”. That has become my mantra in my practice I guess, accepting the conditions for what they are and aspiring to make the best out of them.

Architecture to me is all about complex problem-solving: a creative process which results in a win-win situation for the client, inhabitants, society and the environment. That sale’s pitch aside, I actually think architecture is nothing but arrangement of material, framing the life!

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NielsPetterssonSandmark

Arkitekt SAR/MSA

| +46 76 247 63 95

My expertise lies in developing strong ideas and communicating these with a wide selection of tools – including text, physical and digital models, image and VR.

I have a special interest in the phenomenon of dwelling as well as in the often conflicting and complex hopes, dreams, wants and needs of people confronted with architecture and urbanity.

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Emiline Elangovan

Arkitekt MSA

| +46 73 979 20 75

Having graduated from the Architecture and Planning Beyond Sustainability programme at Chalmers University of Technology, I am passionate about holistic approaches to sustainable design. With this background, my strengths lie in assessing a building’s carbon emissions at an early stage in the design process, using participatory design methods and tapping into local resources wherever possible in each project.