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Great episode about how 3XN is using computational design in their design process: not as a tool but a way of thinking, not only as an architect but also as engineering. Thanks Oliver for greating this kind of very inspiring content.

Thank you, it's quite informative

Love this!

Regarding issue with AI copyright you should watch Mario Carpo on John Hejduk soundings lecture. Best regards! Great video as always.

I think I would enjoy this video better and longer if it didn't have music in the background or the same song looped for over an hour haha

So what is this after all? Far from being an architectural studio, it is more of an IT studio or firm. Did you get a chance to film their server farms or data centers? 😀

nice!

10:22 its abt thinking architecture

This sort of content is exactly what i was dreaming of for a few years now, thanks oliver for producing this

Thank you! This is very useful

It's unbelievable how far they have pushed the responsibility of the digital carbon foot print via trying to count and lowering produced data during the design process .

Great video!!! thank you for the content Oliver!!!

Some of the important lessons in the video for me include: 1. The importance of interdisciplinary collaboration on projects, and how early involvement of necessary disciplines is crucial. 2. Digital tools should not replace the ability to think and solve problems within the project's program or constraints. As my boss often says, "Tools are just tools, what matters is 'can you think?'" 3. The importance of building models for construction/fabrication rather than solely for visualization. I believe Kenn Clausen's point about reforming education is crucial because I've observed a significant gap between classroom learning and practical application, at least in my country, Nigeria. He suggested the importance of having learning from "practice based" education platforms, outside of university education. However, I wonder if there's a common ground where these two paths can intersect. A university curriculum that is more reflective of what happens in practice. As always, a big shoutout to the ATN team.

so good! Thanks for this!

Excellent channel! Very nice videos! But i wonder why almost all architectural firms all over the world adopted the open plan work areas. So many people side by side have to work without any personal space. In the office where i work as an Autocad and Revit designer every engineer has his/her own individual close space with door and windows. They have to attend video-calls, speak to phones with others and we as designers-drafters work in small groups of 2-3 people in our dedicated areas.

The Thallus Product reminds me of those jarring and frustrating times trying to unwind and wind those Cassete tapes, they would make the same pattern within the container when unwinding.

Amazing how they have taken 3d printing to a practical industrial level ..... Where do they get those robots?

The music is annoying.

Egypt represent 🙌🏻

That is not true you are simply recreating the same geometry by dressing it up SORRY but that has FAILED

Actually these guys should know why architecture failed - it was due to COVID

Firstly look at all the buildings in the UK they all look different and yes they therefore failed . Buildings are merely shelter nothing else. Architecture has now become a thing of the passed !!!! wake up this is not the real world

I M SORRY BUT ARCHITECTURE HAS FAILED THESE GUYS ARE LIVING IN THE LANDS OF THE FARY'S GOOD LUCK

Very insightful! 👏👏👏

Hi Oliver, great interview with Shajay and well done production too. Do you have any information you can share on how to go about building digital twins applied to Architecture? Cheers, and keep up the good work.

I hope someday I'll be working at Foster and Partners! Interesting video btw!

thanks for sharing , god bless you dear

Great job covering best practices for layout and organization of gh definitions. It is refreshing to see others standardize around some of these practices. Snapping Gecko is very helpful, makes layout and alignment of components easier and maybe even fun!

Thumb's 👍 . Every time, very interesting content!

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this was a very insightful episode! would love to see an interview with studio gang (Jeanne Gang) in the future

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 🏢 Zaha Hadid Architects has a public-facing gallery showcasing collaborative work with artists, suppliers, and engineers. 🔬 The Code team focuses on architectural geometry, digital fabrication, and innovative design technologies. 🤖 ZHA collaborates with startups on projects like AI Build for 3D printing and Circular Factory for modular housing. 🌉 The Striatus bridge project demonstrates new concrete printing techniques and digital design processes. 🖨️ ZHA has a digital prototyping lab for model making, robotics R&D, and showcasing new construction methods. 🏗️ The office space features innovative elements like hanging stairs and custom cork wall panels. 👥 ZHA's technology cluster includes teams for BIM, analytics, sustainability, and AI-based simulations. 🎨 Projects serve as vehicles for technological innovation, often spurring careers within the company and its ecosystem. 🖥️ Zaha Hadid Architects primarily uses Maya and Rhino as their main design tools, with a workflow similar to the animation industry. 🧠 The Code team develops custom software solutions in C++ and C, interfacing with machine learning tools like PyTorch and TensorFlow. 🌐 ZHA is exploring Omniverse for file exchange and real-time collaboration across departments. 🏗️ The Code team focuses on iteration-friendly tools for high-performance buildings, working on novel and complex projects. 🎮 ZHA sees video games and the metaverse as opportunities to prototype user experiences and engage with civic participation in architecture. 🏙️ They're developing city-building simulations to help understand urban design trade-offs and citizen happiness. 🛠️ Digital fabrication allows ZHA to realize complex, high-performance geometries that were previously difficult to construct. 🤖 AI is seen as a tool to democratize design skills and push professionals to innovate and specialize further. 🧠 AI is seen as a tool to elevate the architectural profession, similar to how the internet impacted graphic design 🎨 Text-to-image AI tools are being used to kickstart the creative process and engage clients earlier 🤝 AI co-pilots are of interest to augment designers' capabilities in various tasks 🏗️ ZHA sees AI as an opportunity to solve important architectural problems, but architects need to formulate these problems effectively 🆔 The prevalence of ZHA's work in AI training data indirectly benefits their fine-tuning efforts 🎓 For aspiring computational designers, ZHA values geometry processing, shape design skills, and cultural understanding of architecture's role 🎮 Video games are recommended as a fun way to learn math, coding, and design principles 🌆 AI for architectural intelligence in new city design is seen as an exciting opportunity, given the massive urbanization expected in emerging economies by 2050 Made with HARPA AI

taking every chance to talk ab philosophy, psychology and mental well-being is so of architects, bro literally talked ab his relationship life, his depressions and also said "ok I'll open up" lmao, great video afterall just went off topic a bit too much

Excellent tour

Wanyu is truly incredible!

Does every commenter here know each other? Great presentation! I thought Foster had offices in multiple countries. An introvert would catch hell here.😂✅

Oli i think that an interview with Patrick or Bjarke could be perfect. Otherwise how much money you do working in those kind of offices. This is amazing because you and the other guys like Tim , Mariana , Shantal etc are the must important architects around the world. I think that the must important offices are in London. Im an Architect im from Mexico and the next year im gonna postulate a master there so It is amazing for me all the information that u give us because It doesnt have the enough exposure in our context. We know for sure who is Zaha , Bjarke , Foster but they are Only into the books or Instagram . But Watch videos how the life is around them really motivate the people. Thanks for the content and we will be watching again. (Apologies for my bad English)

47:07 omg i was taught Comenius Logo (turtle thing) in elementary school :)

where is dada

It feels like a university campus! Amazing to see so much diversity at a firm! Awesome video Olly

Killing it !!

Amazing content!

Always thumbs up for highly interesting content of studio tours 👍😎

Ma man! Topnotch content. So much to learn. Keep em coming please.

Amazing . Thanks Oli. Can u show us all into the Architectural Association DRL please?

These series are SO good. Thank you!!!

Awesome tour👏🏼👏🏼

Thanks or the tour.

great insight

GREAT TOOL TECH DEVELOPMENT! awesome Tour!!