For Architects

With parametric modeling,
create free-form architecture, faster than ever.

Design the logic of BIM objects and simulations parametrically, then combine the resulting parts to design architecture. This design process resolves the root causes of rework in existing BIM: rebuilding the model for every phase, and preparing separate models for analysis.

01 / Model

Single Model, Multi-Layer

A subgraph for each
phase of design.

Each phase has its own subgraph editor and UI, so the same objects can be handled at the precision that stage calls for.

PHASE 01

Zoning

Treat objects as volumes to study spatial composition and circulation.

PHASE 02

Structural study

See the same objects as a frame of columns, beams, and shear walls.

PHASE 03

Schematic design

Edit as building geometry, reconciling design intent and structure in place.

PHASE 04

Detailed design

Expand to the part level — down to junctions and constructability.

Because the model is never rebuilt, earlier decisions and their rationale are never lost. Transcription errors and information gaps between phases become structurally impossible.

02 / Node Architecture

Connected Information

Connect meaning, build structure.

Each BIM object expressed in the node graph is a minimal unit of data with its own meaning and role. As objects link together, a design change instantly ripples through the whole.

01

Area / Volume

The basis of spatial studies and takeoffs. Always aggregated live.

02

Cost

Changes to composition or materials reflect in estimates instantly.

03

Quantities

Wall counts, part counts, spec rollups — numbers ready for ordering.

04

Code requirements

The model itself holds the conditions it needs to satisfy.

05

Structural constraints

Handled on the same model, not in a separate workflow. Consistency holds.

06

Environmental performance

Daylight, ventilation, and solar gain available as design inputs immediately.

07

Analysis results

Derived from the same objects, so results never contradict the design.

08

Dependencies

Changes propagate through the node graph, only as far as needed.

03 / Practice

In Practice

How parametric modeling × BIM changes practice.

01

Turn parametric thinking straight into a BIM model

Just rewire the nodes and complex form changes or condition-driven variations finish instantly. Without scripts or separate tools, control the behavior of BIM objects directly through intuitive node operations.

02

Design exploration and BIM data generation finish at once

Explore design freely while, in the background, the attribute data BIM needs (area, parts, cost, etc.) is built in real time. The double work of "geometric verification" and "BIM entry" goes away.

03

Share design logic, reduce reinvention

Logic assembled from nodes accumulates and can be shared as an asset. Drop in BIM nodes from makers, or analysis and verification logic built by experts, and start precise design right away — without rebuilding complex calculations from scratch.

Logic and expression alike —
focus on the design in front of you.