Author: Amer Faraon
Creative Direction with AI led by Ida Rasouli a transformative workshop on using generative AI tools in design, where participants learned to enhance their creative process and develop unique designs through hands-on assignments and expert guidance.
In this workshop participants will learn to use AI and 3D modeling tools to create and refine curvilinear architectural designs, covering the entire process from conceptualization to rendering.
CD NEXT 17 is a Two-day online interactive conference with global frontiers, with live presentations, tutorials, interactive Sessions & panel discussions.
We are excited to announce the “AI Creative Challenge 5.0”, a global event that brings architects and designers together to push the boundaries of AI-driven design in architecture.
Fractal Matrix Architecture will teach Grasshopper and Pufferfish plug-in techniques for geometrical operations, including orthogonal, cubic, and rectangular geometries.
This workshop focuses on using machine learning to make design decisions. It covers theory and practical applications in various areas, such as facade and urban design, with an emphasis on optimizing parameters for functionality.
This workshop focuses on teaching participants various workflows for designing geometrically functional facades within building code constraints, emphasizing the use of parametric modeling.
This workshop will focus on organic fluid modeling, creating a catalog of building and mesh typologies. We’ll explore Blender’s subdivision modeling and parametric tools like Modifiers and Geometry Nodes, enabling fast procedural model generation. Blender’s parametric capabilities, including Geometry Nodes, offer Grasshopper and Houdini-like features, expanding design possibilities.
Biomorphic Topologies 2.0 workshop focuses on crafting organic forms inspired by natural morphologies and structures. Using Cinema 4D and Corona Renderer, participants will bring their designs to life with realism and depth.
The Environment-Reactive Computation (with Ladybug) workshop was led by Jacob Lehrer, a Leed-certified Architect focused on cutting-edge computational technologies committed to sustainable design.