programmingarchitecture.comIn this video we are introducing a new term into the game: DIGITAL FORMWORK. Similarly to a physical formwork, we have to acknowledge the need for "one time use software", written specifically for the building that is constructed and being highly recyclable and reusable.Based on a real life example, we show you a glimpse of how it is to make a software that generates thousands of unique steel elements, that are all interconnected and interdependent. This is the present and the future of architecture and structural engineering.This video is a continuation of our "new profession" topic that started here: youtu.be/jwRPQrxxNDACheck out some of our other videos:Voronax: youtu.be/oHuj9TX8ezEStructural Engineering Today: youtu.be/chDHanojF0oStructural Optimization: youtu.be/3U4TbXMn41EShadow Analysis: youtu.be/aEhUiGZfG5sMusic: Atmostra (Fly to Hyjal)by Cedric Baravaglio, Jonathan Ochmann and Zdravko DjordjevicCast: Programming ArchitectureTags: Digital Formwork, Programing Architecture, Programming, Architecture, Engineering, Modern, Structural, Construction, Structural Engineering, Free Form, Geometry, 3D, C++, Generation, CNC, Automation, Production, Automatic production, Joints, Nova profesija, New profession, Arhiktetura, Parametric Design, Parametarski dizajn, Parametric, Rhino, Complexity, NURBS, Evolutionary Algorithms, Robotics, Milos, Genetic Algorithms, Dimcic, Milos Dimcic, Digital and Formwork
