Christoph is professor for Structural Design and Engineering at UdK Berlin and has particular expertise in the physical and digital prototyping of new structural and material systems as well as new concepts for computational design and simulation techniques. He is also one of the founders of the Design Modelling Symposium.

https://www.udk-berlin.de
https://www.bollinger-grohmann.com
https://www.linkedin.com/christoph-gengnagel

Olivier is professor at the Ecole des Ponts ParisTech and professor at the Grenoble School of Architecture. He is also a researcher at the Navier and GSA laboratories and editor of the International Journal of Space Structures. His research focuses on structural engineering, the rationalisation of the manufacture of envelopes with complex geometry, and life cycle analysis.

https://www.grenoble.archi.fr/
https://www.ecoledesponts.fr/
https://www.linkedin.com/olivier-baverel

With over 15 years of international professional experience exploring computational design and innovative architectural assemblies, Giovanni’s work investigates how environmental performance can be a powerful driver and form generator in the architectural design process. His work has been exhibited internationally such as the Royal Academy of Arts, Seoul Architecture Biennale, Venice Architecture Biennale.

https://www.linkedin.com/giovanni-betti

Mariana is a computational architect and structural designer with a strong interest and experience in innovative ways of approaching the fabrication process and use of materials in construction. Her area of expertise is computational and parametric design with a focus on digital fabrication and sustainable design. Her extensive involvement in projects related to promoting sustainability has led to a multilateral development of skills, which combine the fields of architecture, engineering, computational design and digital fabrication.

www.maadpope.com
www.tudelft.nl

Mette examines the intersections between architecture and new computational design processes. During the past 15 years her focus has been on the profound changes that digital technologies instigate in the way architecture is thought, designed and built. Recent work examines new design principles for bio design and questions how processes of renewable, regenerative and restorative logics of resource thinking can lead to new sustainable design practice.

https://royaldanishacademy.com/CITA
https://www.linkedin.com/mette-ramsgaard-thomsen

Jan is globally recognised as a leading expert for applied research and innovation in the field of sustainable building systems and materials. Based on his background as a joiner and carpenter, a researcher and lecturer at RWTH Aachen and KU Leuven and as Director at Arup Europe, Jan is passionately bridging the gap between academic research and practice in the field of regenerative design and construction.

https://www.arup.com
https://architectuur.kuleuven.be
https://www.linkedin.com/jan-wurm

University of the Arts Berlin

Daglicious Coordination, Berlin