"Neural Architecture - Design and AI" | Guest Lecture by Matias del Campo | Harvard GSD-6338

In this guest lecture, Matias del Campo will share his most recent work at the intersection of architectural design and machine learning. Recorded on 2022/10/04.
Matias del Campo is a registered architect, designer, and educator. He is an Associate Professor at the Taubman School of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan, Director of the AR2IL, The Architecture and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (AR2IL) at UoM, and an affiliate faculty member of Michigan Robotics, Computer Science, and Data Science. Matias del Campo is the co-founder of the architecture practice SPAN. The practice gained wide recognition for the design of the Austrian Pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo and, more recently, for the Robot Garden at the Ford Robotics Building. SPAN’s work was featured in the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2012 and 2021, at ArchiLab in 2013, and at the Architecture Biennale in Vienna and Buenos Aires in 2019. Solo shows include "Formations" (MAK, Vienna) and "Sublime Bodies" (Fab Union, Shanghai). SPAN’s work is in the permanent collection of the FRAC, MAK, Benetton Collection, Albertina, Pinakothek Munich, and several private collections. His publishing work includes two editions of AD - Evoking through Design and Machine Hallucinations (co-edited with Neil Leach) as well as the books Neural Architecture - Design and Artificial Intelligence (ORO Editions 2022) and Sublime Bodies (co-authored with Sandra Manninger, Tongji Press 2017).
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This video is part of the Fall 2022 lecture series for GSD-6338: Introduction to Computational Design, taught at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, by Jose Luis García del Castillo y López.
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