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Articles and videos about Parametric Design
The Engineer’s Toolkit: Importing and Visualizing GIS Data in Grasshopper
BIM Corner Guest
14 January 2025
This post was written by BIM Corner’s Guest Authors: Agata Firlej and Anna Łukasik. Importing Geographic Information System (GIS) data unlocks new possibilities for designers: ...
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The Roadmap to Becoming a Computational Engineer
Krzysztof Wojslaw
19 November 2024
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
Krzysztof Wojslaw
8 October 2024
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: 6 Things You Should Know
Krzysztof Wojslaw
3 September 2024
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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Generative Design for Engineers: Why It’s Not Artificial Intelligence
Krzysztof Wojslaw
26 June 2024
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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Rhino Inside Tekla – Create your own tools for Tekla Structures
Krzysztof Wojslaw
7 May 2024
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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