The sustainable design of buildings, products, and services requires a fast and agile future design experience.
Futuretools provides research based consultancy on the future design experience of buildings, products and services through
Open,
Agile and
BioDigital processes.
We support open and interoperable building and product design systems.
open
"Future Tools teamed up with AECgeeks to help us evaluate Open, FAIR, standardised and interoperable workflows for our innovative acoustic design analysis tool."
Jesper Pedersen, Chief Product Officer,
Treble Technologies
We support modular, recomposable, reusable and agile design systems.
agile
Australian Institute of Architects, SA
Small Project Award Commendation
"[The Agile X Design Methodology] represents a new and highly dynamic way of creating architectural space [...] a highly innovative and creative response to the design process and prototyping technology"
Australian Institute of Architects, SA
Small Project Award Commendation
We support recomposable, design gene based, biodigital building systems.
BIODIGITAL
McGinley & Krijnen (2023), A Framework for Metadisicplinary Building Analysis
Buildings are complex systems of systems that include the facade, core, structure, building services, chairs, desks and even cleaning products. Building systems require the expertise of Architects, Engineers and Designers.
Future Tools have developed a unique method based on 20 years of research to enable you to visualise and edit the evolutionary 'design genes' of the building systems in your portfolio using our Agile Biodigital Futuring Method.
Agile Biodigital Futuring Method
A methodology for an open agile biodigital future design experience.
1. Forecast Futures
Codesign the future scenarios that the building, product or system should support.
2. What's needed?
Based on the co-designed future - work out the future requirements of the building, product or system.
3. Discover Genes
Identify the 'designgenes' in the existing building, product or system portfolio.
4. Future Vectors
Define the future trajectiory of current building(s) products, systems or services. Is correct? if not, how can it be adjusted?