Client: Cutwork

Computational Design by: KRISTAL.

Location: Belgrade, Serbia

Program: Masterplan

Size: 100+ hectare plot

Year: 2022 - 2023

The concept resolves multi-layered socio-environmental data into an adaptive, algorithmic master plan that responds dynamically to Belgrade’s historic port context. The platform seeks to bridge the gap between complex morphological form-finding and high-performance, data-driven urban logic.

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The engine aims at integrating real-time parametric simulations smoothly into the urban design process. By developing a proprietary algorithmic platform for morphological transitions between block typologies (slabs, blocks, pixels, crosses), the system allows the urban fabric to evolve fluidly while completely bypassing traditional, static zoning overheads.

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The generative grid is conceived as a multi-variable computational matrix that balances hundreds of live parameters simultaneously. The platform processes street widths, solar orientation, microclimates, and open spaces alongside complex pedestrian circulation and on-site density metrics, managing all downstream spatial data and morphological layouts natively within the script.​