Why should Architects and Engineers Learn Computational Design?

Brice Pannetier is a French-Australian Architect and Computational Designer passionate about sustainable and climatic-driven architecture. For more than seven years, he worked at Populous, contributing to several large-scale projects. And now, he has founded his own practice, Atelier Designa, and also teaches Digital & Computational Design at Bond University on the Gold Coast.

💡In this enlightening interview with Oneistox, Brice tells us why the architects and engineers of today need computational design – and how it can help them skyrocket their careers.

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00:00 Introduction
01:52 A rundown of career Q1
07:50 Digital technologies for design
10:00 The role of a Computational Designer
12:52 Typical day at work as a Computational Designer
16:38 Can any design professionals use computational design?
19:30 Scope of computational design for the AEC industry
24:10 Why should architects learn computational design?
25:47 Can computational design assist engineers?
28:55 Teaching computational design
33:35 Advice to young architects
35:13 Ending comments

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