Workshops for teams & universities

A private, hands-on session shaped around your own projects, your own tools and the decisions your team actually has to make. Delivered onsite or online, anywhere in the world.

What a workshop looks like

Not a lecture. We take a live problem from your work — a façade decision, a compliance question, a retrofit option — and work through it together, so the method sticks because your team used it on something real.

  • Tailored to your goals, your climate and your tools
  • Onsite or virtual delivery
  • Practical, applied and engaging — participants build, not watch
  • Materials, templates and follow-up support included
  • Sessions recorded on request, so the team can revisit them

Who it's for

Design practices

Architecture and engineering teams who want performance thinking to start at concept stage rather than arriving as a compliance check at the end.

Universities

Guest lectures and studio sessions that connect simulation coursework to how the work is actually done on a project.

Developers & portfolio owners

In-house teams who commission modelling and need to know what to ask for, how to read what comes back, and when to push.

How it comes together

  1. A short call

    Twenty minutes on your team, your projects and what you want people to be able to do afterwards.

  2. A tailored outline

    You get an agenda built around your material, with the tools and prerequisites named up front. Nothing is booked until you're happy with it.

  3. Delivery and follow-up

    The session itself, plus templates, recordings on request, and a window afterwards for questions as your team applies it.

Request a workshop

Tell me roughly what you have in mind. You'll get a reply with a proposed outline — or an honest note if I'm not the right fit.

Formats available

Half-day and full-day workshops, multi-session programmes, single guest lectures, and ongoing team training. Delivered in English.

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