Hands, Code, Matter: a New Flow for Spatial Design / 手、代码与物质 —— 空间设计的新工作流

Exhibition / Installation
Many clay pots, plates and spoons stand on shelves in an ambiguous, atmospheric interior scene. Made using an AI design tool

Partner Programme

15 Sept All day

16 Sept All day

17 Sept All day

In Person

FREE

Material Matters

UNLOCKED, Shoreditch

118 Curtain Rd

London

EC2A 3PJ

Supported by

Matrix Design Institute

This exhibition explores the relationship between hand-making, drawing and AI through the design of idiosyncratic spaces for everyday life. Using the new design tool Lovspark, eight architecture graduates move fluidly between code and craft processes to create an architecture of empathy.

Hand This exhibition explores the relationship between hand-making, drawing and AI through the design of idiosyncratic spaces for everyday life. Eight projects designed by recent graduate-architects express a range of human needs and emotions, exploring cultural heritage, old age, displacement and humour. Code Using the new design tool Lovspark, the digital generation moves fluidly between code and craft processes to create an architecture of empathy. Lovspark has been created by Chinese design group Matrix as a vertical AI tool for the spatial design industry. Lovspark supports the workflow of architects, interior designers and spatial designers. Matter In future, Lovspark will connect online and offline material and product libraries, helping bridge design tools, material selection, supply chains and real-world delivery. MIX represents Matrix’s capability in furnishing, materials, product integration, supply chain and project execution. It can help turn design concepts, material choices and furnishing systems into tangible, producible and deliverable spatial realities. Try Lovspark: https://lovspark.ai/
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