Krzysztof Wojslaw

Krzysztof Wojsław

Parmetric Design Specialist

Hi, my name is Krzysztof Wojslaw. I met BIM thermology in 2013 at the Norwegian Technical University NTNU in Trondheim, where I wrote my master’s thesis for the Norwegian Public Road Administration.

A few words about me

For 3 years I have been associated with Sweco – Oslo, as a bridge designer, where my mainly tasks are: coordination of international projects and implementation of new design methods. I was responsible for the BIM model of the first bridge in Europe approved by the road administration only based on the 3D model – ‘drawing less’ (2017). In addition, I am a participant in the Nordic cooperation program for standardization of software and design methods – Nordic Bridge Environment.

I like to share knowledge and experience. Therefore, on LinkedIn, I publish practical examples in the field of parametric modelling and task automation, which I use in infrastructural projects. In addition to that, I participate in numerous BIM conferences as a speaker. Active living – a former rugby player, and the current triathlete. Privately – a lover of trekking with wife in the Polish and Norwegian mountains. 

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My articles

Parametric design

The Roadmap to Becoming a Computational Engineer

Many people think that learning programming in the AEC industry is straightforward, but that’s far from the truth! The journey to automating your work can ...
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Avoid My 7 Mistakes while Learning Grasshopper
Parametric design

Avoid My 7 Mistakes While Learning Grasshopper

Many people think that learning programming in the AEC industry is straightforward, but that’s far from the truth! The journey to automating your work can ...
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computational designer article
Parametric design

Computational Designer: 6 Things You Should Know

Recently, I’ve noticed a trend on LinkedIn where many designers are rebranding themselves as Computational Designers, Engineers or Specialists. It seems that after creating just ...
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Parametric design

Generative Design for Engineers: Why It’s Not Artificial Intelligence

Generative Design is often misunderstood as part of Artificial Intelligence (AI). With the current hype around AI, it’s crucial to clarify this difference. AI is ...
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Parametric design

Rhino Inside Tekla – Create your own tools for Tekla Structures

Year after year, you wait for new Tekla Structures updates, hoping for improvements that never quite fit your project’s unique demands. But projects didn’t wait. ...
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Parametric design

5 reasons why you should start with 2D Drawing Automation

Grasshopper has completely transformed how I work with reinforcement in Tekla Structures. As you’re probably aware, manually shaping and setting up a range of reinforcing ...
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