Hannes Löschke has been involved with technology and computers since childhood. He studied electrical engineering at the Technical University of Dresden until 2006, specialising in acoustics. After some time at the Institute for Musical Instrument Making in Zwota, he returned to his home town of Leipzig. There, as an independent acoustics engineer, he regularly comes into contact with civil engineers and architects. Consequently, he went on to study architecture at the HTWK Leipzig. His great interest in IT and the associated opportunities and prospects in the construction industry led him to the McNeel Rhinoceros and Grasshopper tools. With the appointment of Alexander Stahr to the HTWK, the ParametricDesignWorkshop and the first FLEX.projects LizardCloud and ZoLinkR the common stone started rolling.