Digital Craftsmanship: Leveraging Tech for Bespoke Design

Computational design and 3d modeling enables design teams to iteratively design and visualize complex forms and generate construction documents. Still, an information gap remains between design and construction, further complicated by imperfect site conditions. The resulting uncertainty can increase costs, timelines and material waste which may discourage project teams from pursuing bespoke design features. Case studies will showcase the range of collaborative digital tools available to design teams including 3D capture technology to BIM-integrated digital fabrication. "Digital craftsmanship" examples demonstrate the value brought to integrated project teams that ensure success through means accessible to design teams regardless of skills or resources. Designers will be inspired to engage with fabricators early in design to enhance creativity, proactively manage cost, optimize material usage and efficiency, enhance project delivery and confidently realize custom fabrications


David Euscher, ASID, IIDA, NCIDQ, WELL

Vice President, Studio Design Director

Corgan

David is driven by a passionate curiosity about the interplay between culture, technology, and design. With each project, he seeks understanding of the context, culture, and aspirations of those he serves, while staying focused on the human experience. David earned a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design from the University of Texas at Austin, and a Master of Architecture from The Ohio State University. David is the 2025 Chair of the ASID National Board of Directors and is the Interiors Studio Design Director in the Houston office of Corgan, a global leader in architecture and interior design.

Liz Cordill Aguilar, AIA, RID

Co-Founder

mak Studio

As a registered architect and interior designer, Liz provides exceptional leadership to her company's strategic direction. After 12 years of practice in architecture and interior design, in 2014, Liz and her partner founded a fabrication company. The goal was to bridge the gap between the design and manufacturing industries by leveraging cloud computing and robotic fabrication to make custom architectural products more accessible to the design industry. Liz holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Geography and Master of Architecture degree from the University of Texas at Austin and currently serves as the COO of māk studio in Houston, Texas.
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