As the growing presence of AI and increasingly prominent labor shortages take the architecture, engineering and construction industry by storm, computational design is finally at an inflection point.  To stay competitive, all firms, both established and new, must leverage and adapt to the fast-paced technological advances while balancing the traditional need for design uniqueness and creativity.

That’s why, the 8th annual Advancing Computational Building Design 2025 conference will bring together leading design professionals to explore how cutting-edge computational methods can unlock a variety of mediums to facilitate project efficiency, enhance creativity, and streamline design workflows.

Whether you're an experienced computational designer or new to the world of digital design tools, and no matter the size of your firm, this event will equip you with the knowledge to overcome automation challenges, optimize design outputs, integrate new technologies into traditional workflows, and stay ahead of future developments, such as AI.

With over 100 computational design and technology leaders attending with their architects and engineers, join us in January across three days of interactive workshops, expert-led sessions, and extensive networking opportunities to shape the future of computational design.

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Past Testimonials:

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"The ability to network closely with leadership and other professionals in this particular niche made this conference stand out among the rest."

Senior Computational Designer, Turner Fleischer

"Great to hear from such a diverse group of people. Large firms, small firms, experts, novices."

Senior Design Technology Developer, LEO A DALY

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"It was amazing to connect with like-minded working professionals in the industry, and openly communicate and share lessons learned."

Software Developer, ARUP

"Great speakers, great attendees. Really enjoyed the networking and ability to share ideas with others at the conference."

Senior Computational Design Manager, Ryan Co.

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