12-15 September 2016
Architecture for Society of Knowledge
55 Koszykowa Street
00-659 Warsaw
POLAND
This year the Warsaw City Council is running an architectural competition for a new bridge. The primary goal of this workshop is to find the most optimal position for a new bicycle bridge (or bridges) in Warsaw to enhance global accessibility and walkability. During the workshop, the participants will develop an interactive tool to help understand the accessibility changes by connecting Vistula river shores with bicycle bridges.
Program
This four-day event includes coding and learning how to apply digital tools into urban scale problems (32 hours), along with lectures from invited guests.
This workshop is for the intermediate user who understands and uses Grasshopper. It will be conducted in English.
Software
Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Silvereye, Elk, Shortest Walk, Human, gHowl, Unity.
Hardware
A multimedia tool designed by Jacek Markusiewicz for data representation and design in VR.
Tutors
Jacek Markusiewicz
Jacek Markusiewicz is an architectural graduate from the Warsaw University of Technology and a Master in Advanced Architecture at IAAC Barcelona. He specializes in parametric architecture, programming, and responsive design. He has been working on different projects combining a parametric approach and urban scale in international offices in Barcelona, Warsaw, and Beirut. He is a PhD candidate at Warsaw University of Technology and teaches at the Architecture for Society of Knowledge Master's Program and at the Faculty of Architecture of Warsaw University of Technology.
Adrian Krezlik
Adrian Krezlik is an architect and co-founder of Architektura Parametryczna, a platform dedicated to the promotion of parametric design and digital fabrication. He has worked for Zaha Hadid Architects, FR-EE Fernando Romero, and Michel Rojkind, and teaches at the School of Form in Poznan.
Application
info@architekturaparametreyczna.pl
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