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181: ‘Densities of Information’, with Matt Jezyk

Matt Jezyk joins the podcast to talk about his journey from architecture to software development and his pioneering work with platforms like Autodesk Revit, Dynamo, and now Motif. We discuss the evolution of design collaboration tools, the impact of new technologies on the architectural design process, and how embracing real-time collaboration and cloud-based systems can revolutionize the AEC industry. Key discussion points include the challenges of modern software design, the advantages of integrating multiple platforms, and the future of AI and machine learning in AEC design.

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