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Autodesk is excited to announce its role as the lead sponsor of Smartgeometry 2014, an influential annual event that unites top architectural and engineering professionals with computational design experts from around the world. This gathering brings together leading practitioners, educators, and researchers to explore the future of digital design in architecture.
This year’s Smartgeometry workshops, held from July 14–17 in Hong Kong at the Chinese University, will focus on “urban compactionâ€â€”a timely topic addressing the challenges of densely packed urban environments. Renowned keynote speakers will present innovative projects and research, highlighting how computational design is transforming modern cities. The discussions will emphasize how technology can help solve complex urban issues through intelligent planning and design.
As a key sponsor, Autodesk will showcase how Building Information Modeling (BIM) empowers architects and designers to integrate smart data earlier in the design process. By leveraging the open-source Dynamo platform, Autodesk demonstrates how computational tools can streamline workflows and improve efficiency. Attendees will walk away with practical insights into how these technologies can be applied in real-world projects, both now and in the future.
Shane Burger, Director of Design Technology at Woods Bagot, shared his perspective: "Autodesk's software has become a vital part of our global design process. Their support for Smartgeometry strengthens our ability to use advanced tools like Dynamo and Revit, helping us deliver more innovative and efficient designs."
At this year’s event, Autodesk will unveil several major updates to Dynamo, including a complete code refactor that enhances scalability and readability. The new release also expands geometric capabilities by integrating tools from Fusion and Inventor, allowing for more versatile industrial design. Additionally, Dynamo now supports direct scripting, making it easier for users to write and manage code within the visual programming environment.
Another exciting feature is the ability to import custom libraries, enabling users to extend Dynamo’s functionality quickly and share their workflows with others. This opens up new possibilities for collaboration and innovation, especially when combined with robotics and other advanced applications.
Jim Lynch, Vice President of Building & Collaboration Products at Autodesk, said: "Dynamo represents a new era of productivity for designers. It allows them to define relationships rather than manually draw geometry, freeing up time for creative thinking and human-centered design."
For more information about Dynamo and its growing community, visit http://dynamobim.org.