Morroni Computational Design

About Morroni

Morroni is a Munich-based Computational Design Studio operating at the intersection of architecture, design, and advanced technology. Combining expertise in parametric design, digital fabrication, DfAM, and automation, the studio develops custom workflows to solve complex design challenges across industries - from architecture and automotive to consumer, medical, and industrial applications.

Its work spans computational and generative design, additive manufacturing, digital fabrication, and large-scale 3D printed architecture using sustainable materials. Morroni conducts innovative research and develops novel design methodologies and parametric systems, using processes that shift the boundaries of what is possible in design.

Computational Design

Morroni solves complex design problems with the help of code, algorithms, and advanced computer processing, enabling tailor-made efficient design and architecture.

• Parametric design
• Generative design
• Iterative and performative models
• Complex modelling
• Smart patterns and surface texturing
• Dashboarding and visualisations

Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM)

With strong experience in design for additive manufacturing, architecture, and construction, the studio solves problems from large-scale additive manufacturing to custom G-code and toolpath generation.

• Design for additive manufacturing
• Lattice structures
• Custom toolpath and G-code generation
• Design for 3DCP, FGF and SLS processes

Writing toolpaths directly is a meaningful distinction. Most design-for-print work stops at geometry and hands off to slicing software; controlling the G-code means controlling how the material is actually deposited, which on large-scale concrete printing determines whether the structure stands up.

Design for Digital Fabrication

Morroni works towards closing the "digital chain" from design to fabrication with parametric 3D planning, optimisation and digital production. The studio handles data preparation and ensures all individual parts fit together.

• Closing the digital chain from design to production
• Design to production
• Data-driven design
• Design optimisation and rationalisation

Automation and Mass Customisation

Design at scale. Morroni helps clients automate their design processes, realising true mass customisation, configurators, and new design workflows tailored to specific requirements using state-of-the-art generative tools.

• Design at scale
• Design automation
• Design processes
• Reusable workflows
• Batch processing

3D Printed Architecture

Morroni has developed design and software solutions for 3D printing multifunctional architecture and interior applications from recycled materials, addressing some of the most critical challenges facing the construction industry today.

• True large additive manufacturing
• Functional integrated design
• Circular building solutions

Combining recycled feedstock with printed architecture targets two problems at once - construction waste and embodied carbon - which is why circular material strategies and additive manufacturing increasingly appear together.

Consulting and Workshops

With a background in academia and teaching, Morroni consults on bringing digital planning, fabrication and automation processes to the next level.

• Consulting
• Workshops
• Teaching

Collaboration

Morroni is a studio where multiple disciplines come together, with experience in parametric design, architecture, digital fabrication, creative coding, DfAM and automation. It is highly collaborative, working directly with clients or partnering with agencies worldwide to provide market-leading solutions.

Sectors Served

• Architecture and construction
• Interior design and installations
• Automotive
• Consumer products
• Medical
• Industrial applications

NEVER NOT COMPUTING // shaping vertices, voxels & attributes

Research and Methodology

Alongside client work, Morroni conducts research into novel design methodologies and parametric systems. The studio's academic background feeds this directly - computational design advances tend to emerge from research settings before reaching practice, and a studio active in both moves between them faster than one operating only commercially.

Who Morroni Works With

• Architects and design practices needing parametric or generative capability they do not hold in-house
• Product and industrial designers requiring design automation or configurators
• Manufacturers adopting additive manufacturing at production scale
• Construction firms exploring 3D printed building components
• Agencies partnering on specialist computational work
• Teams seeking training in digital planning and fabrication