UTS hosted the inaugural meeting of the Generative Components User Group yesterday. A day-long session, it covered a review of work produced by students of UTS, UNSW, RMIT and QUT, as well as work in practice presented by Woods Bagot, Arup and Asabiyah. The day was fairly informal allowing a great deal of discussion between presentations. Dean Skalski from BVN Architecture presented his work on the Brisbane office tower that he had commenced at the SmartGeometry conference in Munich earlier in the year.
