A few sliders, zero hand modeling: our colleague's side project generates a complete parametric panel building right in the browser.
Change a few sliders, and a whole new apartment block generates itself — windows, balconies, loggias, all of it. No two the same. That's the proof of concept our colleague Jakub Bezdeka built in his own time: a procedurally, parametrically generated panel building.
There's no modeling by hand. You set the rules and the facade builds itself — number of floors, depth and width, the ratio of windows to balconies to loggias, panel gaps, even a random seed so you can reproduce the exact same building or roll a brand new one. Everything regenerates in real time, right in the browser.
And it doesn't stop at geometry. Switch to night mode and the windows light up — with bloom, fog, sun position and a tilt-shift "miniature" look — turning a technical configurator into something that genuinely looks beautiful.
It's a great glimpse of the curiosity and front-end craft on our team — the same people who, among other things, help build ioFM.
The kind of experiment we love seeing: small in scope, big on ideas, and exactly the thinking that keeps our products sharp.
Nice work, Jakub.
We're growing fast. And our products ioFM, ioSync and Kirioll are live and need new professionals to build them up.
That's a wrap on INTERGEO 2026 in Munich, and it was a strong one for the team.
We are at INTERGEO in Munich tomorrow and Wednesday, 15 and 16 September, at the Vermessungsbüro Rink stand.