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Approach

Architecture is approached as a process of exploration. Computational methods are used to structure design questions, test alternatives and reveal relationships that may not be visible through conventional workflows alone. By combining architectural judgement with iterative analysis, complex projects can be explored, compared and refined from the earliest stages of design.

Areas of Application

Computational workflows can support projects across multiple scales and disciplines.

From option testing and environmental analysis to façade development and structural optimisation, computation provides a framework for evaluating design decisions,

managing complexity, and translating ideas into informed architectural outcomes.

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​Option Testing

Rapid generation and comparison of design alternatives.

02

Facade Systems

Computational approaches to façade development and rationalisation.

03

Structural Optimisation

​Geometry-driven studies supporting efficient structural solutions.

04

Environmental Design

Environmental analysis supporting density, daylight and urban performance.

05

Parametric Systems

Parametric frameworks for managing complexity and design change.

Expanding architectural possibilities

through computation.

Some images and project material shown throughout this page relate to design work developed at Auerbach Halevy Architects and Bar Orian Architects

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