About Tomaž Roblek
I'm originally from Ljubljana, Slovenia, and my first steps into the world of space and movement began on stage, as a ballet dancer with the Slovenian National Theatre Maribor. That early experience deeply shaped how I perceive rhythm, atmosphere, and the relationship between bodies and space, eventually guiding me toward architecture.
I studied at the University of Applied Arts Vienna in Studio Greg Lynn, where I developed a strong foundation in conceptual thinking and computational design. My Master’s thesis brought together my two passions, architecture and performance, exploring how movement can inform and shape spatial experience.
Currently, I’m working at Delugan Meissl Associated Architects (DMAA) in Vienna, where I’ve been involved in large-scale international projects, from urban megastructures to residential high-rises. My work focuses on parametric design, masterplanning, and BIM-based workflows, blending precision with creativity.
Across all my projects, I aim to combine technical rigor with a thoughtful, design-driven approach, drawing on a range of experiences across disciplines, cultures, and scales.