DigiTRIO meeting and the Architecture in Foyer conference in Warsaw
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Konstantinos Gavriil presented STACK at Architecture in Foyer 2026 at the Warsaw University of Technology. The conference explored how design can support education and the transfer of innovation. We presented progress on computational tools that enable interactive and intuitive design of stackable elements for freeform architecture, leading to improved practices in fabrication, material use, and logistics.
A recurring theme of the conference was the shift from linear to iterative design. With digital tools such as simulation and fabrication technologies, architecture becomes as much a system and a process as a form. The programme also included the Design Educates Awards, which recognise projects with educational value.
In connection with the conference, the university also hosted a DigiTRIO Portfolio Meeting for the projects in the DigiTRIO Challenge Portfolio. The meeting aimed to strengthen communication and coordination between the projects, and gave participants a useful opportunity to learn from each other and to identify several synergies across the projects. Read more about the portfolio and the projects involved on the DigiTRIO Portfolio page.
A big thank you to Ewelina for the invitation and for organising, and to Warsaw University of Technology and all the organisers of Architecture in Foyer for hosting us and for a valuable event.
Konstantinos Gavriil presented STACK at Architecture in Foyer 2026 at the Warsaw University of Technology. The conference explored how design can support education and the transfer of innovation. We presented progress on computational tools that enable interactive and intuitive design of stackable elements for freeform architecture, leading to improved practices in fabrication, material use, and logistics.
A recurring theme of the conference was the shift from linear to iterative design. With digital tools such as simulation and fabrication technologies, architecture becomes as much a system and a process as a form. The programme also included the Design Educates Awards, which recognise projects with educational value.
In connection with the conference, the university also hosted a DigiTRIO Portfolio Meeting for the projects in the DigiTRIO Challenge Portfolio. The meeting aimed to strengthen communication and coordination between the projects, and gave participants a useful opportunity to learn from each other and to identify several synergies across the projects. Read more about the portfolio and the projects involved on the DigiTRIO Portfolio page.
A big thank you to Ewelina for the invitation and for organising, and to Warsaw University of Technology and all the organisers of Architecture in Foyer for hosting us and for a valuable event.
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