Modus Studio
Sarah Bartz is an experienced design and research professional with a focus on architecture and digital technologies. Currently serving as Research Lead and Designer at Modus Studio since February 2022, Sarah also teaches Simulation and Prototyping as an Adjunct Faculty member at Lawrence Technological University. Previous roles include Graduate Student Instructor for ARCH 537 Fabrication at the University of Michigan and Research Assistant at both AdR Laboratory and Clemson University, where Sarah contributed to research on additive manufacturing and architectural materials. Educational credentials include a Master of Architecture and a Master of Science in Architecture from the University of Michigan, along with a Bachelor's Degree in Architecture from Clemson University.
Modus Studio
modus studio is an idea. It is an idea that the patterns, perceptions, senses, and notions of our daily experiences can create a process, a way to do things, which leads to architecture and good design. This conception is the process which allows departure from the general rule of form to create thoughtful architecture that begins to shape the present landscape and plan for a sustainable future. Our firm seeks to operate in a modern format, a studio atmosphere, where ideas and exchange are essential to our process. We are passionately connected to our work and we believe in the work we produce. We provide a fresh, energetic focus and approach to design. Times are changing, we must adapt, and we must be mutable. Our studio generates a collaborative process allowing architect, client, and builder to come together as thinkers, people, and cohabitants of the modern world.