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Computational design methods have given architects, artists and designers unprecedented freedom of creation. But can they empower people to truly become who they are, connect with each other and get closer to nature?
Find out how innovative design and manufacturing techniques are driving a trend for experience-based art, design and architecture that improve wellbeing and fuel social interaction. A panel discussion with Patrik Schumacher, principal at Zaha Hadid Archit
