Hi, I’m Junghwo, an architect from South Korea and currently leading Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) at Umdasch Group Ventures. I’m passionate about exploring the future of digital construction and pushing the boundaries of Building Information Modeling (BIM).
I hold a Bachelor of Architectural Design from RMIT University in Melbourne and a Master of Architecture from the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, where I had the honor of studying under legends like Zaha Hadid and Sejima Kazuyo.
My career spans architecture, industrial design, and graphic design, with exciting projects across Australia, Austria, Germany, and South Korea.
I also share my love for architectural design and engineering on my YouTube channel, SPOT (Single Point Of Truth).
Since 2021, I’ve been teaching Rhino and Grasshopper for structural engineers and Rhino.Inside.Revit at McNeel Europe. I’m excited to also be sharing my knowledge on the LearnGrasshopper platform, helping others dive into the world of Rhino.Inside.Revit.
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I hope to keep our conversation going in the near future. Find me on LinkedIn and add me to your contact network🙂
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Founder of LearnGrasshopper.com
Hey, I'm Krzysztof Wojslaw!
I am Bridge Designer, bloger, academic teacher**,** and entusiast of parametric design. In 2019, I co-founded the popular blog ‘BIM Corner’ where I share my knowledge and experience about using Grasshopper in the AEC industry. In 2022 I founded an educational platform called LearnGrasshopper.com, where I share my knowledge about Parametric design with the whole world.
I like to share knowledge and experience. Therefore, on LinkedIn, I publish practical examples in the field of parametric modelling and task automation, which I use in infrastructural projects. In addition to that, I participate in numerous BIM conferences as a speaker. Active living – a former rugby player and a current triathlete. Privately – a lover of trekking with wife in the Polish and Norwegian mountains.
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