Dawid Huczyński Architect, developer, data engineer
wild·card /ˈwaɪld.kɑːd/ n. pl. wildcards
1. a playing card that can stand for any other. 2. fig. a versatile person who can be put anywhere in a team; knows many fields and joins them in a single task: an architect who writes code; a developer who understands construction. 3. computing a character such as * that matches any sequence of characters.
Etym. wild + card, from card games. Cf. joker, generalist, polymath.
Data and automation. Spatial analysis for renewables, energy price forecasts, automated 3D site plans, validating hundreds of IFC models at once. I do it at Atlas Ward Polska and in my company, Leysa.
Architecture. Eight years in design offices in Reykjavík and Wrocław: Sky Tower, the High Five sports hall in Stavanger, the 40Femti housing complex, an aquapark in Dąbki.
Graphics. Visualisation and animation in Blender, travel photography, a sketchbook.
Talks. Revit API, CI/CD in a design office, GIS and open source tools.
