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This advanced workshop teaches procedural modeling in Houdini using Volumes, VEX, and simulations for architectural design.
4 courses5.0
Learn to construct complex workflows in Houdini that can be adapted to various architectural contexts.
Gain hands-on experience with Volume-based modeling techniques for generating and deforming geometries.
Understand and apply VEX coding for custom vector fields, growth simulations, and attribute-driven facade generation.
Explore node-based procedural modeling and surface functionalities in Houdini.
Discover techniques for finalizing and exporting geometries for use in other software or rendering pipelines.
Develop the ability to create procedural applications and models with countless variations tailored to specific tasks.
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As an architect, speculative artist and computational designer from Austria, Mümün Keser places himself in the bridge between real and virtual and tries to intertwine these two opposing areas. He is known for his interests in data-driven design techniques and experimental spatial investigations. His most recent works contain various series of architectural designs that are mainly concerned with bringing media into architectural expression and the search for contradictory processes that lead not only to a design outcome, but also to particular experiences.
He received his master’s degree from the University of Innsbruck and is currently under contract as a research assistant and lecturer at the Institute for Experimental Architecture and Building Construction under Prof. Marjan Colletti and Prof. Karolin Schmidbaur. In addition, he works as a freelance designer, educator and artist. He held workshops for numerous people in various fields for many different organisations and universities such as University of Innsbruck, IAAC Barcelona, UCL Bartlett London and Futurly. Furthermore he had the opportunity to exhibit his works in major cities like New York City, Berlin, Miami, Vienna, Istanbul, and Tokyo.
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