Meet Motif Design
Earlier this month, we announced Motif Design: the first agent-native, open, collaborative BIM platform. After 3.5 years of building, it's time to open the curtain and dive into what we built, why we built it that way, and why it's worth your time.
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Details
Amar Hanspal (CEO and co-founder of Motif, and former co-CEO of Autodesk), Brian Mathews (CTO and co-founder), and Matt Jezyk (VP, Industry Solutions) join us for a live conversation about Motif Design. Get a walk-through of the product, learn more about the decisions that went into building it, and ask your questions directly to the team.
What you'll learn:
- What makes Motif Design real BIM: associative, parametric modeling with intelligence at its core
- What agent-native actually means, and why putting an MCP on legacy software won't cut it
- How to take advantage of Motif Design's open platform by connecting all the tools you use together in one place
- How to bring your entire team, contractors, and clients into a live model so everyone is working off the same version
- How we built at speed and scale for the browser without compromising on performance
- What's next for Motif Design
Who should watch: Principals, design technology and BIM leaders, project architects, and the junior designers doing day-to-day modeling at firms deciding what comes next for how they author and deliver work.
About the Host
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Amar Hanspal
CEO, Motif
Amar is the CEO and Co-Founder of Motif. He brings over 30 years of experience in software innovation in the AEC industry.

Brian Mathews
CTO, Co-Founder
Brian Mathews is a technology futurist with over three decades of experience in architecting cloud and desktop software for designers and engineers. He served as the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Bright Machines, a company specializing in intelligent, software-defined manufacturing.

Matt Jezyk
VP Strategy and Industry Solutions
Matt is the VP Strategy and Industry Solutions at Motif and spent over two decades at Autodesk, contributing significantly to the development of Revit Architecture and Revit Structure. He also led the team responsible for Dynamo, a computational design tool widely adopted in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry.