Computational Baroque is a study into Borromini’s San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane. The project results in the formation of new and endless structures based on the geometrical logic of the church's original dome. 

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These studies serve as a critical lens to explore computational and parametric tools in architectural discourse, revealing spatial and geometric idiosyncrasies of Baroque architecture, and in turn, those of the computational discipline.

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The Rome Prize is awarded by the Spanish Academy in Rome, Italy.