Join us for a conversation exploring the future of digital fabrication and computational design in architecture – globally and locally. We are pleased to welcome four speakers covering a range of topics from academic research in the field through small scale architectural pavilions to digitally designed and fabricated large-scale buildings. Discussing things at large and at small. Register today to get involved in the Toronto computational design community, share new ideas and meet like-minded professionals. Tickets are free, seats are limited and will go quickly! Bring on the Toronto Computational Design revolution!

This session qualifies for OAA structured learning credits. Get in touch with the ToDUG committee to get a proof of attendance.

Presentations by

• Material Architectures and Computational Design by David Correa Assistant Professor, University of Waterloo, Design Partner at Lllab Shanghai

• Digital Craftsmanship by Benjamin Salance , Senior Designer and Project Manager, Partisans

• Architecture, the Craft (Now) by Mark Cichy, Director of Design Technology, HOK

• Tool Paths and Perforation by Nicholas Savage, Business Development and Solutions, Millworks Custom Manufacturing 2001 Inc

Followed by a Panel Discussion