Martin Dembski (*1988) showed an interest and talent for art, design and nature at an early age. During his architecture studies at the Bauhaus University Weimar, which were characterised by design, he was able to refine and further develop his skills. He specialised in architectural informatics.

Here he specialised in complex geometries, adaptive, parametric and generative systems, CAD, CAAD, as well as digital analysis and simulation techniques (focus of his master's thesis "Gen.Arche - Tresor des Jüngsten Gerichts" [2014]), digital manufacturing processes, rapid prototyping (topic of his bachelor's thesis "Just ONE Klick - Über digitale Fertigungsverfahren" [2010]) as well as visualisation and layout software.

As a research assistant at the Bauhaus University Weimar at the professorships of Computer Science in Architecture (as head of the A³ - Algorithmic Architecture Advanced Seminar and participant in the MACU project) under the direction of Prof. Dr Dirk Donath and Deputy Prof. Dr Reinhard König and Structural Engineering (here involved in the BOWOOSS research project, among others) under the direction of Prof. Dr Jürgen Ruth, he gained insights into research and experience as a lecturer. After completing his studies in 2014, he became a member of the research project fhoch3 research project at the Leipzig University of Applied Sciences, which was successfully completed in 2016, and is currently involved in the ReFlexRoof and in the Smart University Grid transfer project Saxony5 project.