Arlind Dervishaj is an architect and PhD candidate at KTH. His recent work focuses on daylighting, regenerative design, and circular economy for the built environment. He employs digital methodologies, such as computational methods, building information modeling (BIM), and simulations, to drive the transition of the built environment towards a more sustainable future.

Arlind is actively involved in teaching activities at KTH and contributes to ReCreate, an EU-funded project focused on reusing precast concrete for a circular economy. Before joining KTH, Arlind worked in Finland, where he led computational design initiatives at ARCO Architecture Company.