Computational Design: NEXT 5.0 was a power-packed event that showcased the versatility of computational design methods, geometries and thinking to

Doubly surfaced planar curves, streams an exciting facade of intrigue. Persepolis Entrance Pavilion axially visioned by theAlliance Works presents a

To an artist, the expression of the land, sea and air exudes a fascinating vision of elements to be inspired

Metallic curves and embellishing contours. The newly opened pedestrian bridge in Amsterdam shimmers in stainless steel. Joris Laarman with MX3D

Zaha Hadid Architects takes a sharp angle in the vision of the new Library and Learning Centre as a polygonal

Duringt the Toronto Visiting School students will study how patterns form in nature and evolve over time, often as a

Digital visualization and computational tools have streaked the fashion industry to express in amorously fragmented forms. Kinematic Petal Dress presents

Striatus presents a 3D printed concrete footbridge envisioned by Block Research Group (BRG) at ETH Zurich and Zaha Hadid Architects

The classic architecture quote ‘Form Follows Function’ has been deployed and defined in a variety of connotations. Endesa Pavilion, envisaged

Computational Design: NEXT is a collaborative initiative by some of the global frontiers of computational design to open up an

Inviting nature into the architectural form ushers in a lot of tranquillity. RMJM Milano encourages spatial interactions and metamorphosis to

Gyrating up and down the helix in two separate staircases interwoven into one beaming tower. Presenting an Escherian imagination by

Strikingly exposed as an array of potted plants draped about a tower sparks innovative awe. NUDES proposal under the command

Streaming across the field the ball moves in stupendous swiftness and dexterity! Zaha Hadid Architects scores a magnificent goal unveiling