Agent-Based Computational Design by Satoru Sugihara at AA[n+1], Paris

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Agent-Based Computational Design is a design exhibition by the computational designer Satoru Sugihara who designed the roof facade of Milano Expo China Pavilion. The exhibition presents a range of his computational design works from built facade designs, agent-based architectural design studies to cellular growth algorithm researches. He is also the developer of the open-source computational design library iGeo for Processing. The exhibition is hosted by AA[n+1] from June 9 to 30 2015 at their gallery in Paris and the workshop Computing Growth is held from June 22 to 27 2015.

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