AI + Architecture Lectures & Workshop on 2D & 3D workflows at Harvard University, Northeastern University, University of South California, University of Florida, Florida Atlantic University.

Keynote Lecture on Artificial Intelligence in Architecture : Future of Practice

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Nat Barker's article for dezeen features quotes from a conversation on AI with George Guida.

This research introduces a novel 3D machine learning-aided design approach for early design stages using 3D Neural Radiance Fields and Gaussian Splats.

Tatjana Crossley's research and teaching was included as part of the RIBA China Chapter "She is an Architect" exhibition in Shanghai.

Springer will publish our paper "Augmenting Beyond the Physical: DMUConstellation, a Mixed Reality Exhibition Experience that Promotes Participation Engagement and Distributed Access" as part of the conference proceedings for the Future Technologies Conference 2023. We received the recognition of best paper presentation at the conference.

Tatjana Crossley's students presented their final theses. It was a day full of  interesting and inciteful conversations. Thanks to our guest critics: Lindsey Wikstrom, Karen Wong, Lasse Rau, George Guida, Santiago Mota, Armando  Hashimoto, and Jacqueline Shaw; and thanks to our second supervisor Ana  Gabriela Loayza.

Nat Barker's article for Dezeen features quotes from a conversation with George  Guida.

Tatjana Crossley presented on museum curatorial practices as they relate to new  digital objects. Look out for the paper publication early next year.

Lecture and Igloo publication on creative applications of AI, from design practice to the metaverse

AI is changing our world. This course offered a free introduction to designing with AI in 3D.

George  Guida will be providing AI educational content and will be on the jury panel  for the Unbuilt ideas competition on the integration of AI tools in  design.

Tatjana Crossley's essay entitled "The Everyday Immersive: Technology as Medium to Rethink Spatiality" was published as part of MONU #36 New Social Urbanism Journal. To find out more information about the journal and the essay contributions visit: http://www.monu-magazine.com/issues.htm.

Adaptive reuse project for NTNU University receives a special mention in international design competition.

Gund.io is a multimodal web platform for users can virtually learn, collaborate and socialize. Exhibited at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, this prototype uses personalized avatars within a dynamic and multi-sensorial 3D digital environment.