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Parametric architecture is a cutting-edge approach that utilizes mathematical parameters to create structures with complex and sophisticated forms, while also achieving high levels of efficiency and adaptability. This technique often involves the use of computer-aided design tools to achieve precise and accurate results.

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Parametric Intelligence 2.0 - Studio Tim Fu
WorkshopsPAACADEMY

Parametric Intelligence 2.0 – Studio Tim Fu

Parametric Intelligence 2.0 workshop demonstrates how Studio Tim Fu uses AI and parametric design to transform architectural concepts into real-world designs.

Parametric Synergy: Maya & Grasshopper for Sustainable Design - Studio Nicolas Turchi
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Parametric Synergy: Maya & Grasshopper for Sustainable Design – Studio Nicolas Turchi

Parametric Synergy blends Maya's organic modeling with Grasshopper's procedural analysis for sustainable designs.

Snøhetta-Designed Shanghai Grand Opera House to Open by 2025
Architecture

Snøhetta-Designed Shanghai Grand Opera House to Open by 2025

The Shanghai Grand Opera House, opening in 2025, features a striking helical design and is set to be a cultural landmark.

Heatherwick Studio's The Vessel at Hudson Yards
Architecture News

Heatherwick Studio’s The Vessel at Hudson Yards

After nearly three years of closure in light of tragic events, "The Vessel" at Hudson Yards in New York has reopened with new...

Case Study of the Morpheus Hotel in Macau, China
Case Study

Case Study of the Morpheus Hotel in Macau, China

Dominating the Cotai Strip’s skyline, the Morpheus Hotel, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, stands tall as the centerpiece of the City of Dreams...

Case Study of KAFD Grand Mosque in Riyadh 
Case Study

Case Study of KAFD Grand Mosque in Riyadh 

The KAFD Grand Mosque in the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, designed by Saudi-based firm Omrania essentially is one...

ETH Zurich’s 'Unfold Form' Cuts Concrete and Steel Use by 60%
Architecture News

ETH Zurich’s ‘Unfold Form’ Cuts Concrete and Steel Use by 60%

An architecture PhD student at ETH Zurich has developed a simple solution for building concrete floors in a more climate-friendly way.

3D-Printing Concrete - Studio Kristýna Uhrová
WorkshopsPAACADEMY

3D-Printing Concrete – Studio Kristýna Uhrová

"3D-Printing Concrete" teaches how to design and create architectural elements for 3D concrete printing using Rhinoceros and Grasshopper.

The Future of Design with Grasshopper
Architecture & DesignArticlesTools

The Future of Design with Grasshopper: Parametric Architecture and Beyond

The rise of parametric design has introduced powerful tools like Grasshopper, revolutionizing how designers approach every project phase, from initial conceptualization to final...

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