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Peabody's coffee shopParametric design applied in the interior design - for controlling generating the ceiling form.more info -
Trivic project facadeLinear elements on facade generated to create 3 - dimensional effect.more info -
Adaptive facade for Open UniversityProject of adaptive hexagonal elements that react on changes in the environment.more info
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Advanced / complex shapes
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Optimization of design
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Quick design turnaround
Variate design within minutes thanks to use of our algorithms.
Flexible designs
Parametrically develop many easy changeable and adjustable elements.
Analyses and evaluations
Analyze and compare your solutions based on different criteria.
Preparation for fabrication
Adjust forms and elements for production and assembling.
Peabodys Coffee Shop
Trivic Building Facade
Banca Sistema Headquarters
Projection Lamp
Waffle Wall
Open University Facade
Parametric design of the facade for the winning proposal of a new Tardini stadium in Parma
The new Tardini stadium in Parma is a project done at the end of 2020 as part of the design team for Studio Zoppini. It was an invited competition organized to gather proposals for a new object. The idea behind the design was to rely on the masonry tradition of Parma, but with the use […]
What is parametric design and why does it matter?
Architecture and other forms of spatial and visual design have always been applying rules during the process. Some of the most important are alignment, rhythm, and contrast, which allow numerous and different outcomes. In fact, the quality of the final product depends heavily on the designer’s ability to control and experiment with these design principles. […]