In the twenty-first century “programming” is a key word that opens up unprecedented opportunities for the design and materialization of geometrically complex architectural objects. From the digital designer’s perspective programming geometry can be seen as creative play with form and a process of generation/exploration, as well as the possibility of applying computing power as a co-designer in the process of finding solutions for complicated architectural design tasks.

In the twenty-first century “programming” is a key word that opens up unprecedented opportunities for the design and materialization of geometrically complex architectural objects. From the digital designer’s perspective programming geometry can be seen as creative play with form and a process of generation/exploration, as well as the possibility of applying computing power as a co-designer in the process of finding solutions for complicated architectural design tasks.