The Parametric Architecture Seminar explored the use of parametric methodologies within architectural and engineering design processes. The main theme of the seminar was to showcase how advanced computational tools and techniques are enabling new approaches to design exploration and development, in both research and practice. The seminar was organized by NUS in collaboration with Minus and Plus Collaboratives. The seminar aimed to give participants a diverse series of snapshots of how these methodologies were applied at various scales, at different stages of the design process. It consisted of a series of short 20-minute lectures by a range of experts in academia and practice. Speakers included architects, engineers and computational designers, namely Sam Cho from Meta, Kermin Chok from Meinhardt, Ping Lei from CPG, Colin Yip and Sudhir Bommu from Arup, Stylianos Dristas from SUTD, Vignesh Kaushik and Patrick Janssen from NUS. Flyer for Parametric Architecture Seminar held at NUS Singapore, on 13th March 2013.