Findlay is an Architect at dRMM Studio Berlin. Before joining dRMM, he graduated from his MArch degree at the Edinburgh College of Art, following undergraduate studies in Bath and Munich. After two years leading construction-stage packages on projects in London, Findlay was the first to relocate permanently to Berlin. Having completed his Part III at the Bartlett, he is now a registered architect both with the ARB and the Berlin Chamber of Architects, so is able to bring both perspectives to his work leading Studio Berlin’s first built project, the Neues Schleiermacherhaus.

Findlay is particularly interested in tectonics and materiality, and he won the inaugural RIBA Award for Sustainable Design at Part II at the 2019 Presidents Medals, as well as the 3DReid Student Prize. He has also been shortlisted for the YTAA by Fundació Mies van der Rohe and AJ Student Prize, and nominated for the RIBA Bronze Medal. He grew up on the Black Isle in Scotland and enjoys film, classical guitar and rugby union.