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About / BioFormologix is an experimental design and research laboratory specializing in exploring digital tectonics and fabrication through the intersection of design, computation, and science. In this website, you will find about our researches,services and collections of our projects as well as a blog documenting the work of others. Dani Hermawan Dani is an architect and researcher based in Jakarta. As a co-founder of Formologix Lab, He interested and explores the collaborative potential of digital design and fabrication techniques related to architecture and product design -through various modes: parametric design, scripting, and fabrication. Dani pursued his Master of Archtiecture in digital architecture from Dessau Institute of Architecture, Bauhaus-Dessau, Germany (2008) under supervision of Mathias Del Campo (SPAN/Austria) and Daniel Dendra (anotherArchitect-Berlin). For his Bachelor of Architecture, he was graduated from Parahyangan University, Indonesia (2004). As practitioner, he credits his early architectural experience with the practices at Larascipta Architects, collaborative experience with Daniel Dendra at anotherArchitect, Berlin, and currently worked as a digital design, modeling and fabrication consultant for several architecture offices. As academia, he taught design studios at Parahyangan Catholic University and currently, he actively teaches design studio, workshop and seminar at Pelita Harapan University. contact (e) danihermawan@formologix.com (w) www.formologix.com (pf)www.coroflot.com/vandenbogh Imma…
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AI Art Showcase @Mbloc Design Week

Formologix at IAWR 2021

Anata Rupa – BDD 2019

SPACEial – CASA Indonesia 2017

World Expo Milano 2015 – Archinesia Volume #8