Kamil Dalkir holds a degree in Architecture from the University of Westminster, a master’s degree in Robotics from King's College London and a master’s degree in Architecture from the Royal College of Art. He is currently studying for a PhD in Architecture at the Royal College, focusing on the Architecture of Law in the context of the migrant crisis. Kamil has several years of work experience, most notably with Studio Fuksas in Rome (Italy) and Balmond Studio in London (England). Over the years, he has worked closely as a consultant and designer / maker with architects, designers and artists on exhibition design and fabrication. Recently, Kamil was part of the curatorial and production team of the inaugural Sharjah Architecture Triennial, Sharjah (UAE).

Kamil Dalkir is also a tutor, together with Marina Otero Verzier and Ippolito Pestellini Laparelli, of architecture design studio ADS8: Data Matter: Digital Networks, Data Centres & Posthuman Institutions at School of Architecture, Royal College of Art. The ADS aims to investigate a possible architectural agency in designing for data and imagining the spaces and aesthetics of a new human and non-human cohabitation.