


Milan Boutique Residence. Parametric skin design transitioning from dense to open.
Mayfair Study Room. Parametric lighting and geometry for controlled illumination.
Bespoke Paris Pendant. Geometry driven by numeric input parameters.
Manhattan Penthouse. Visual balance across proportions and scales.
Tokyo Seating. Furniture that expands or contracts while maintaining comfort.
Dubai Marina Feature Wall. Repeatable parametric architectural modules.
Copenhagen Lounge Chair. Material and form configurator with visual feedback.
Zurich Gallery. Math-driven visual generator exploring geometric relationships.
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CCBE

Lead Designer
RV Architects

Instructor
Mount Royal University

Director
Format Engineers

Founder
Studio Tim FU

Course Instructor
Lund University
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Everything you need to know about the competition
The competition is open to students, professionals, educators, and design enthusiasts from architecture, product design, computational design, and related creative fields. We welcome both individuals and teams at any skill level.
All entries must be created using the BeeGraphy platform, which runs entirely in the browser. Participants may use separate rendering or visualization software for final presentation, as long as the core parametric model is built in BeeGraphy.
The jury evaluates entries based on concept clarity, parametric logic, innovation, design quality, adaptability, and presentation. Strong emphasis is placed on parameter structure and model flexibility.
Yes, participants may submit multiple entries within the same category or across different categories. Each submission requires separate registration and must represent a distinct parametric system or design idea.
No prior experience is required. BeeGraphy is designed to be accessible for beginners while remaining powerful for advanced users. The competition encourages learning and experimentation at all skill levels.
Support includes the BeeGraphy Discord community, regular workshops, live demonstrations, office hours, and Q&A sessions throughout the competition period.
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