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A webinar by Rudy Riachy, Head of Computational Design, Ramboll on the topic “Think Like a Computational Designer”.

In today's rapidly evolving AEC industry, two words have become a phenomenon: Computational Design. This innovative approach is spreading like wildfire, revolutionizing the way we think and operate. Join Rudy, Head of Computational Design at Ramboll Middle East, as he delves into the profound impact of computational design on every individual within the AEC industry, whether you're a business owner, project manager, or structural engineer.

Structural engineering stands at the forefront of computational design, representing one of its most advanced disciplines. From generating rapid geometries to performing in-depth analysis and optimization, computational design has become an indispensable requirement for engineers. Rudy will showcase remarkable project examples and exercises that highlight the power of scripting, enabling greater efficiency, enhanced quality, extensive optioneering, and optimal decision-making based on data-driven analysis.

Moreover, Rudy will emphasize the significance of creating visually compelling representations of your work. As an architect himself, he recognizes the criticality of this aspect, often overlooked by his engineering colleagues. However, he will demonstrate how a simple computational design approach using grasshopper, or using tools such as Rhino only, can empower professionals to develop clear diagrams and captivating animations for effective communication and idea visualization. Contrary to a common misconception among engineers, Rudy's examples will illustrate that extensive post-editing software skills are not necessary.

Prepare to be inspired and driven to explore further into the realm of computational design as Rudy reveals its transformative potential. With the rapid evolution of AI, a subcategory of computational design, its integration into the AEC industry becomes inevitable and promises a promising future.