INNOVATION in motion
Our Vision
Muli Designs' technology and digital processes are central to the strategic development of our projects.
By leveraging custom-built computational systems, real-time data analysis, immersive visualization technologies, BIM processes, and urban and environmental analytics, we achieve the most optimal, appropriate, and creative design solutions to share with our clients and the industry at large.
We enhance our internal processes with custom-built data science and machine learning tools to meet the aspirations of our clients and advance the objectives of the places where we practice. Muli Design's global Digital Practice team comprises architects and designers with specialized skill sets who work with design teams to meet technology challenges and forge new workflows.
Our specialists support projects across all phases, providing strategic expertise and leveraging applied research in building information modelling (BIM), computational design and contemporary data-driven digital workflows. The primary strands of the Digital Practice are computational design, complex geometry creation, digital fabrication, BIM strategy and visualization.
Muli Designs Team leverages spatial and temporal data and computation to investigate the foundations of city building and address rising challenges of the 21st-century city.
We promote informed decision-making and public engagement through a set of interactive, web-based tools to help the public participate in the design and development of their cities, communities, and transportation infrastructure. Our team also builds custom tools to help individual project teams quickly explore high-performing scenarios capable of addressing some of the most critical contemporary urban topics, such as liveability, sustainability, and mobility.
Muli Designs delivers healthy, resilient and sustainable projects at a global scale, working in regions facing some of the world’s most significant challenges caused by urbanization and climate change.
Our dedicated design and research group, MULI Environmental Performance (M.E.P), uses computational simulation tools to support evidence-based design within our teams. This helps us to understand energy demand, water use, thermal performance, and daylight access at both the building and the urban scale.
