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Computational Design in Architecture From Practice to Potential
November 16, 2023 @ 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Arthur L. Davis Lecture
Computational Design in Architecture
From Practice to Potential
1LU Pending
Thursday Nov 16th | Starts at 6:00 PM
RSVP before Nov 13th to join us!
Free for ALNNJ members | $60 for non-members
Maggiano’s Little Italy
70 Riverside Square Mall, Hackensack, NJ 07601
The Officers and Trustee of the AIA Architect League of Northern New Jersey cordially invite you to the 2023 Arthur L. Davis Lecture in Computational Design in Architecture. The 2024 Board of Trustees Nominations to be announced.
EVENT TIMELINE
6:00 pm – Social Hour
6:45 pm – Presentation
7:45 pm – Dinner
Computational Design in Architecture
From Practice to Potential
1LU Pending
SPEAKER
Joe Brennan, AIA
Joe Brennan will share insights drawn from his extensive professional and academic background on the topic of computational design. He will be showcasing its practical applications through a series of case studies from recent KPF projects, including the iconic One Vanderbilt. These real-world examples will shed light on how computational design techniques have been effectively employed. He will also give us a glimpse of what the future might hold for this exciting field. The presentation will also discuss how computational methods can play a role in improving our urban spaces.
Joe Brennan, AIA
Adjunct Professor at Columbia University and Senior Computational Designer at the New York office of KPF.
Joe Brennan, AIA, is a licensed architect, educator, writer, and problem solver passionate about digital practice and design technology. Formerly of SHoP, Populous, Gensler, and BLDGWORKS, he is currently a Senior Computational Designer at KPF, where he leverages advanced digital processes and technology to improve the design process.
Joe is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Columbia University, where he teaches a graduate architecture class in advanced methods of technology implementation and computational design. He has taught 3D visualization classes and performed research in robotics at the New York Institute of Technology and City College of Technology, respectively.
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