MORPH creates and materializes innovative solutions across design, architecture, and engineering, handling everything from small-scale interior spaces and detailed designs to large-scale projects like stadiums, Master Plans, feasibility studies, and construction.
'Advancing Computational Design Workflows at MORPH' explores the increasing complexity of computational design workflows, spanning from small-scale concepts to extensive, interdisciplinary projects. As this complexity grows, maintaining flexibility becomes a significant challenge.
The presentation highlights recent advancements at MORPH, including the optimization of their Rhino plugin development process with the new Rhino 8 ScriptEditor. It also showcases improvements in interoperability, particularly with Speckle, demonstrating MORPH’s commitment to enhancing design integration and efficiency.
Sergio Rodriguez, Jon Tolosa, and Leon Brohmann are part of the Computational Design Team at MORPH’s R&D department in the heart of Madrid. With a background in Architecture and research, they are passionate about pushing boundaries and tackling challenges with enthusiasm.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:10 - MORPH
4:15 - BECRUX
4:44 - CEIBA
5:04 - SPHERE SOTOGRANDE
5:34 - CETEDEX
5:53 - DAMAN SKY GARDEN
6:30 - Computational Design Workflows
10:35 - NUMANTIA
13:00 - BOSQUE DE ATOCHA
14:15 - DOHA COURT COMPLEX
16:45 - Enhanced CD Workflows
22:50 - SUNSET SAILORS
25:51 - WAVE GARDEN
28:35 - TRAPICHE
31:23 - Tool Develoment
32:45 - MEDUSA Rhino Toolkit
44:15 - LA ROSALEDA
49:05 - Q&A