Massing Design
Exploring how three-dimensional form, volume, and spatial composition shape architectural design and user experience.
Massing design concerns the arrangement and articulation of building volumes to create form, structure, and spatial relationships. Designers use massing strategies to organize programs, respond to context, and establish visual and experiential qualities.The community examines massing through varied approaches: parametric and grid-based systems that control surfaces and proportions, sculptural forms that integrate art and architecture, adaptive spatial strategies for flexible living, and material-driven compositions that define building envelopes and public spaces.
