Danil Nagy is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Architecture at the Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation at Columbia University, and an Associate Designer at The Living in New York City. His work spans a wide range of scales and disciplines including software, installation, architecture, and urban design. His prime interest is in bridging these various scales through a common design intelligence based on specific lines of research and a focus on computation and digital methods.
Dosier, Hessel, Nagy & Tarantino: Bio At the Scale of Architecture
Hessel: Okay, good morning everyone. So, if you’re not familiar with Autodesk, and I’ve learned this from working there, it’s kind of a—it’s a massive company. It’s about $14 billion market cap, about 8,000 employees. It makes design software, and almost no one knows that it exists. It doesn’t get the name recognition of a […]
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