2025 Conference Presentation Reports
During the two-day 2025 Conference we made notes during each talk to serve as a reminder of each project-focused presentation. We trust you find these detailed reports of our notes useful, whether you were able to join us in-person or as a summary as to what you missed back in April 2025 at the University of Westminster, London.
Four Detailed Conference Reports
The reports below are split in to half-day sections, so there are four in total. We hope you enjoy reading through and reliving the excellent Shape to Fabrication 2025 presentations and presenters!
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Report 1: Morning session – Wednesday 16th April 2025, featuring presentations from Heatherwick Studio, Price & Myers, Scawo3D with Timo Harboe APS, Mule Studio, MKS DTECH and Mamou-Mani.
Report 2: Afternoon session – Wednesday 16th April 2025, featuring presentations from Motif, CORE studio | Thornton Tomasetti, BDP Pattern, Digitales Bauen, Foster + Partners and McNeel.
Report 3: Morning session – Thursday 17th April 2025, featuring presentations from Grimshaw, Format, LDA Design & Millimetre, reviews of the Shape to Fabrication 2025 Workshops, KPF, Glifberg-Lykke and a joint presentation from ShapeDiver with vivobarefoot and Ramboll.
Report 4: Afternoon session – Thursday 17th April 2025, featuring presentations from McNeel, GenCloth, StructureCraft, DaeWha Kang Design & Octatube and a conversation between Arthur Mamou-Mani and David Rutten (lead Grasshopper developer) about the ‘Evolution and Future of Parametric Thinking’.
These reports are written by Shape to Fabrication’s 2025 technical writer, Luca Biselli.