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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.
Fractal Matrix Architecture will teach Grasshopper and Pufferfish plug-in techniques for geometrical operations, including orthogonal, cubic, and rectangular geometries.
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.
Synthetic Vernacular using Artificial Intelligence 2.0 guides designers in utilizing tools such as Stability AI’s Stable Cascade and Midjourney image generator, fostering hands-on proficiency.
The second session of the Spatial Fragmentations Workshop, we will go deeper into Houdini and explore its full potential to create complex models. This workshop is aimed at advanced users who would like to learn VEX and Foreach looping techniques in detail.
The Artificial Intelligence Bundle III offers a unique opportunity to explore prompt crafting techniques and AI-generated designs with the expertise of three different instructors.
In this workshop we will focus on mastering technical tools, navigating Midjourney workflows, and honing curation techniques. Subsequently, the focus will shift towards fostering creative direction, harnessing the narrative power in concept design.
The main aim of the workshop is to introduce participants to a range of simple polygon mesh modelling techniques using Autodesk Maya to design fluid architectural forms.
‘AI-Augmented Creative Workflows’ will cover text-to-image diffusion models, which are a simple way for artists, architects, and designers to experiment with AI.
