Competition Categories
FACADE SYSTEMS & ARCHITECTURAL SKINS
Milan Boutique Residence. Parametric skin design transitioning from dense to open.
LIGHT, SHADOW & LUMINA OBJECTS
Mayfair Study Room. Parametric lighting and geometry for controlled illumination.
DIGITAL JEWELRY & MICRO-SCULPTURES
Bespoke Paris Pendant. Geometry driven by numeric input parameters.
HOME DECOR & ARTIFACT DESIGN
Manhattan Penthouse. Visual balance across proportions and scales.
FUTURE FURNITURE & STRUCTURAL OBJECTS
Tokyo Seating. Furniture that expands or contracts while maintaining comfort.
SURFACE PANELS & PATTERN SYSTEMS
Dubai Marina Feature Wall. Repeatable parametric architectural modules.
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$300Light & Shadow
$300Digital Jewelry
$300Home Decor
$300Future Furniture
$300Surface Panels
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Your score is entries × average jury score
| Educator | Entries | Avg scoreAvg jury score | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Educator AWins | 12 | 8.0 | 96 |
| Educator B | 15 | 6.0 | 90 |
Educator A wins with three fewer entries. Quality matters as much as quantity.
To be eligible, participants must add you as a mentor in their entry team.
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Expert Panel
World-renowned professionals from leading design studios and research institutions.
Aiste Dzikaraite
Architect & Founder
Floa Design
Alessandro Margnelli
Technical Director
AKT II
Anuj Raheja
Founder & CEO
Metaguise
Arthur Azoulai
Co-founder, Slicelab
Rockwell Group
Robert Brackett
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Pratt Institute
Michele Blasilli
Senior Lead Designer
Swarovski
Mark Aspinall
Sculptor & Ceramicist
Royal College of Art alumnus
Marta Klaric
Architect & Interior Designer
Marta Klaric Architect
Miguel Espinosa
Furniture & Strategic Design
Parsons School of Design alumnus
Furkan Titiz
Architectural Lighting Designer
Light Slam Award 2024
Deoyani Bhope
Design Manager
Godrej Interio
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Everything you need to know about the competition
Who can participate?
The competition is open to students, professionals, educators, and design enthusiasts from architecture, product design, computational design, and related creative fields. We welcome both individuals and teams at any skill level.
What software is required?
All entries must be created using the BeeGraphy platform, which runs entirely in the browser. Participants may use separate rendering or visualization software for final presentation, as long as the core parametric model is built in BeeGraphy.
How are submissions judged?
The jury evaluates entries based on concept clarity, parametric logic, innovation, design quality, adaptability, and presentation. Strong emphasis is placed on parameter structure and model flexibility.
Can I submit multiple entries?
Yes, participants may submit multiple entries within the same category or across different categories. Each submission requires separate registration and must represent a distinct parametric system or design idea.
Do I need prior experience?
No prior experience is required. BeeGraphy is designed to be accessible for beginners while remaining powerful for advanced users. The competition encourages learning and experimentation at all skill levels.
How can I get support?
Support includes the BeeGraphy Discord community, regular workshops, live demonstrations, office hours, and Q&A sessions throughout the competition period.
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