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March 19, 2026
10:00 am
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1:30 pm
Online
A clean pipeline from short brief to option sets to a tidy Figma prototype. Learn how to prompt consistently, curate variations, run light cleanup passes, and assemble a small component system that brand and dev teams can use immediately.
Laptop with Figma; basic familiarity with image-to-image workflows; asset pack supplied; no GPU required.
There are two ways to access this workshop:
Maya is a building-physics engineer and computational designer who links rigorous analysis with clear architectural intent. She has delivered facade strategies for mixed-use and workplace projects across Europe, guiding teams from early climate reading to documented choices a client can act on. Her teaching style is methodical and calm, showing how to reduce noise, set realistic targets, and explain trade-offs without jargon. She is frequently brought in to review schemes before planning to de-risk glare, overheating, and comfort issues, and to help practices build lightweight tools they can maintain in-house after the workshop.
We start with weather files and orientation, then build a modular shading system that adapts to different elevations and depths. You will run daylight and solar gain checks with Ladybug Tools, compare variants using simple scorecards, and learn how to present results so non-technical stakeholders can choose a direction with confidence. The session avoids brittle tricks and focuses on a repeatable template that fits real project timelines and drawing packages. Expect to leave with a working file, an export routine, and a short document structure you can reuse on your next scheme.
We start with weather files and orientation, then build a modular shading system that adapts to different elevations and depths. You will run daylight and solar gain checks with Ladybug Tools, compare variants using simple scorecards, and learn how to present results so non-technical stakeholders can choose a direction with confidence. The session avoids brittle tricks and focuses on a repeatable template that fits real project timelines and drawing packages. Expect to leave with a working file, an export routine, and a short document structure you can reuse on your next scheme.
Receive 24-hour pre-release access and buy at the early-bird rate when sales open.
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