Tobias Dausgaard

Tobias Hentzer Dausgaard is an architect and researcher with a diverse background in architecture and academia. Here are some key points about him:

Education and Professional Background

Tobias Hentzer Dausgaard holds both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Architecture from the Architectural Association School of Architecture (AA) in London.3 He is a qualified architect with the title MAA (Member of the Academic Architects' Association in Denmark) and also holds RIBA II certification.3

Current Role

Currently, Tobias is pursuing an industrial PhD as a fellow, focusing on "Lasting Architecture in Practice".13 This research project, conducted at Arkitektskolen Aarhus (Aarhus School of Architecture), explores the genealogy of building change and resource-conscious practices to inform today's industrialized building practices.1

Professional Initiatives

Tobias has been involved in several notable initiatives:

1. DUE Weekly Publication: He was a founding editor of DUE, a weekly publication at the Architectural Association.4

2. Critical Practice: In 2018, Tobias co-founded Critical Practice, an interdisciplinary architectural platform, along with Love Di Marco and Arya Arabshahi.2

Research Focus

His current research aims to create lasting architecture with higher quality, lower life cycle costs, and a more sustainable approach to raw material usage.1 The project involves studying 200+ year old buildings and comparing them to industrialized ones to uncover patterns of design decisions that slow the level of change and maintain dialogical relationships with users over time.1

Tobias Hentzer Dausgaard's work bridges academic research and practical architecture, focusing on sustainability and long-term architectural solutions. His LinkedIn profile can be found under the username tobias-hentzer-dausgaard-82981495.3