April 2025 Workshops Bundle

Victoria Roznowski is a specialist in 3D printing with a strong background in architecture, computational design, and digital fabrication. Based in Germany, she has made significant contributions to the field of 3D printing, particularly in the context of affordable housing. She was recognized for her work in the Initiative99 competition by ICON Technologies, where her project, “Beyond Shelter,” demonstrated the innovative use of scalable 3D printing technologies for social housing.Roznowski’s expertise extends to various aspects of digital fabrication, and she actively shares her designs and models on platforms like Printables.com. Her work often features intricate designs that showcase her skills in both aesthetics and functionality, such as the popular “Bubble Vase” design.

Aditya Jain is an Architect, Computational Designer, and Generative Artist, passionate about using algorithmic methods and digital fabrication technologies to address various social, cultural, and environmental issues. His work focuses on combining innovation with sustainable design practices, particularly through the use of 3D printing and logic-based design techniques. Aditya earned his MS in Architecture: Design Computation from Georgia Tech, where he developed his skills in automating tasks, optimizing workflows, and analyzing building systems within the AEC industry. His research at Georgia Tech explored the integration of computational design approaches with rural architecture and additive manufacturing (ceramics). As a Graduate Teaching Assistant, Aditya helped guide students in digital design, fostering both technical proficiency and creative thinking. Currently, Aditya is a Digital Design Specialist at Branch Technology, where he specializes in advancing design automation and developing innovative solutions that streamline processes involving robotic fabrication and digital manufacturing. Before Branch, he worked as an Associate Architect and Designer at NUDES in Mumbai. There, he contributed to a variety of projects, including the Bookworm Pavilion, Cardboard Cafe, and the Ismaili Jamatkhana, as well as some winning competition entries and research initiatives. His approach to design emphasized bottom-up construction processes and scalability, with a strong commitment to sustainability. He has also tutored and mentored on several educational platforms, inspiring the next generation of designers in computational design and generative art. Aditya's career has been defined by a continuous focus on innovation, creating both digital and physical projects using advanced design and fabrication techniques.

George Guida is the co-founder of xFigura and a partner at ArchiTAG, where he leads innovative architectural designs and applied AI research. A recognized leader in AI for architecture, he has lectured and conducted workshops internationally. As an ARB architect and LEED AP, with professional experience at Foster + Partners and the MIT Media Lab, and teaching roles at Harvard GSD and Wentworth, George combines practical expertise with an academic approach to his teaching.

Senior Architect and Computational Designer in Cloud Cooperation (Vienna, Austria). BIM and Parametric Design Consultant in Coop Himmelb(l)au. Dubai Airport BIM manager from Coop Himmelb(l)au side. Autodesk Certified Professional Revit Architecture and MEP, Autodesk Expert Elite Alumni. Former computational designer at Coop Himmelb(l)au