specializing in design technology for the built environment

Computational Design

CASE to teach workshop at California College of the Arts' FORMATIONS 2010 conference

Dave will be teaching a workshop called "Parametric Design Modeling with Revit", description below:

CASE AIANY Tech Lecture now available online

The lecture that we gave over a month ago (wow, that went fast!), is now available online, thanks to the good folks at Bentley. Unfortunately, you also have to register with them to watch the video (they have to get something out of it right?).

CASE Teaches GC Workshop at Carnegie Mellon

I'll be kickin' it solo during a two-day GC Marathon at CMU this weekend (yeah, I know I have no life, but hey, I've never been to Pittsburgh before).

CASE speaks at AIANY Tech Series

CASE has been invited to present during the monthly AIANY Tech Lecture series. We're stoked to take part in this consistently impressive series and hope we can live up to everyone's expectations.

I've included the original announcement below:

CASE Teaches GC Workshop at Stevens

I'll be co-teaching a GC Workshop this Saturday from 9-5 at Stevens Institute with Shane Burger, Charlie Portelli and Robert Cervellione.

PARA-Project | MoMA / P.S.1 Young Architects Competition Geometric Rationalization

Related Software: 
Rhino
RhinoScript

CASE provided technology consulting and geometric rationalization to PARA on their finalist entry for this renowned competition to construct a temporary installation in the courtyard of P.S. 1 during their annual summer program, Warm Up. PARA's proposal, entitled Stimulator, aimed to turn excess into resource by proposing an installation of mass, rather than of surface.

CASE to Teach Workshops at Ball State

CASE has been invited by Kevin Klinger and Josh Vermillion of the Institute for Digital Fabrication at Ball State University to teach a series of workshops on parametric modeling, computational design, environmental analysis and digital fabrication.

Scripted Vases | Experiments in Computational Design and Rapid-Manufacturing

Related Software: 
Generative Components
Rhino
RhinoScript

These Scripted Flower Vases were completed by Steve with Jon Kontuly in 2006, as their final project for a computational design class taught by Chris Lasch of Aranda\Lasch at Stevens Institute. The goal of the project was to design a series of vases that demonstrated the algorithm used to generate the vases, didactically through their form. This was as much an editorial process, as a generative one: identifying the elements that best represent the algorithm, while still maintaining the form and function of a flower vase.

AU Design Computation Update

Since it looks like Robert isn't planning to add information online about the AU Design Computation Symposium that I mentioned earlier, I've decided to make my lecture available here.

CASE presents at Design Computation Symposium at AU

I was invited to present during the inaugural Design Computation Symposium at Autodesk University 2008. The event, organized by by Robert Aish, Director of Software Development at Autodesk, brought together some of the leading practitioners of computational design from across the AEC industry.