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TransFORM Architecture
An architectural design workshop using computational design tools

"It's like the professional photographer who snaps lots of photos in seconds and selects just one. This software produces numerous design variants quickly, yielding outstanding results."

                                                 - Jon Boelkins, '08 TransFORM Architecture participant

Public Lecture
5:30 p.m. Thursday, April 16, Shollmier Hall, Vol Walker Hall
"Digitally-Integrated Design-Build"
Marty Doscher, Information Technology Director for Morphosis

Workshop
9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Friday, April 17 - Saturday, April 18
Global Financial Markets Trading Center, Willard J. Walker Hall

Join us for a hands-on exploration of computational design. Software designers and architects will show you how to use GenerativeComponents^TM, a parametric, associative design software that supports both conventional and groundbreaking architectural design.

The workshop will offer two sections: one for beginners, and one for those with some experience in computational design. Open to designers, researchers, students and faculty members; application required.

This event is modeled after the internationally successful cross-disciplinary tutorials presented by the SmartGeometry Group and has been developed by Brad Workman, who holds the Twenty-First Century Chair in Integrated Practice at the University of Arkansas.

The workshop is hosted by the University of Arkansas School of Architecture and Bentley Systems, Inc. The workshop is free of charge and is limited to 25 participants.

Application deadline is April 15, 2009.