UNSW Sydney
Computational Design
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The 2018 Bachelors cohort is the second student group to have finished a Bachelor's degree in Computational Design from start to finish. The work of the students demonstrates that UNSW's CoDe students can play an active role in being at the forefront of industry practice. Topics in this year's conference range from VR and AR explorations, robotic fabrication, optimisation and decision support to machine learning and sensor-driven design. The exact nature of the research topics are direct interests and concerns from the industry collaborators.
University of South Australia
Dr Ning Gu is Professor in Architecture and Deputy Director of the Digital Transformations Research Concentration at the University of South Australia. He researches in the broad areas of Design Computing and Cognition, including topics such as computational thinking and creativity, design collaboration, BIM adoption, and virtual design studios.
University of New South Wales
Professor Michael Ostwald is a researcher and academic based at UNSW whose work spans architectural theory, mathematics in architecture, and computational methods in design analysis.
Session 1
Adriel Saguinsin · ARUP
Session 1
Katie Rijke · BIM Consulting
Session 1
Mei Yee Jennifer Ng · ARUP
Session 1
Rahul Kapoor
Session 1
Sophie Scott · BVN
Session 2
Aron Sheldon · PTW
Session 2
Charlotte Firth · Bates Smart
Session 2
Daniel Camacho · PTW
Session 2
Matthew Trilsbeck · BVN
Session 2
Ryan Johann · Aurecon
Session 2
Oliver Maré · ARUP
Session 3
Carla Papadimatos · Bates Smart
Session 3
Stephen Green · City of Parramatta
Session 3
Branco Cosic · BIM Consulting
Session 3
Kranthi Maddikayala
Session 3
Saffat Waes
Session 3
Thomas Walder · COX Architecture
Session 4
Emily Leung
Session 4
K. Daniel Yu
ARUP · Aurecon · Bates Smart · BIM Consulting · BVN · City of Parramatta · COX Architecture · PTW