Located within a decaying 19th-century structure in Bucharest, Casa Fratelli explores the tension between heritage and computation through a large-scale parametric installation. Developed by BIOMORPH DESIGN in collaboration with TWINS STUDIO, the project transforms a fragile historical interior into a dynamic spatial system where generative design, additive manufacturing, and lighting converge.

In the hills of Northern Italy, WASP has completed the 3D printing of Itaca, the first certified 3D-printed building in Italy. Located in the Shamballa open-air laboratory for sustainable living, the project explores how parametric design and large-scale additive manufacturing can support new models of architecture based on circular micro-economies.

The Spatial Monoliths series (2025) explores the intersection between digital precision and traditional craftsmanship through a workflow that translates NURBS-based geometry into physically cast objects. Developed as a personal investigation, the project bridges parametric design in Rhino with hands-on mold making and casting techniques, resulting in sculptural artifacts that embody both computational logic and material expression.

by Francisco Pérez Arribas is a practical guide that demonstrates how Python enhances Grasshopper's functionality, particularly when visual logic falls short. Ideal for users with a basic understanding of Rhino, it caters to both Grasshopper users and those lacking programming experience. The book explains coding as a means of achieving precision and control in tasks such as loops, conditionals, and data filtering.