Marty Doscher

Marty Doscher has spearheaded the technological transformation and development of Morphosis since 2002, when he joined the firm. A key member of Morphosis senior management, Mr. Doscher has provided the leadership that has distinguished Morphosis as an industry leader in technological innovation and integration in architecture. He directs Morphosis' computational and parametric design initiatives and also provides IT consulting to project teams, helping owners and contractors optimize project workflow and delivery. Mr. Doscher oversees the day-to-day management of Morphosis’ IT infrastructure and support, as well as CAD production for Morphosis and its multidiscipline consultants. For over 10 years, he has successfully managed the integration of diverse and complex project teams’ CAD drawings and models. His primary focus is the integration of virtual building models into design and construction processes.

Mr. Doscher has a Bachelor of Science degree with major in Architecture from Georgia Institute of Technology and a Master of Architecture degree from SCI-Arc. He has been a guest lecturer and has conducted numerous workshops on Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Parametric Design, at such conferences as SmartGeometry, ACADIA and ZweigWhite’s AEC/IT Strategies, and at Universities such as Auburn, USC and Yale.

Marty Doscher has spearheaded the technological transformation and development of Morphosis since 2002, when he joined the firm. A key member of Morphosis senior management, Mr. Doscher has provided the leadership that has distinguished Morphosis as an industry leader in technological innovation and integration in architecture. He directs Morphosis' computational and parametric design initiatives and also provides IT consulting to project teams, helping owners and contractors optimize project workflow and delivery. Mr. Doscher oversees the day-to-day management of Morphosis’ IT infrastructure and support, as well as CAD production for Morphosis and its multidiscipline consultants. For over 10 years, he has successfully managed the integration of diverse and complex project teams’ CAD drawings and models. His primary focus is the integration of virtual building models into design and construction processes.

Mr. Doscher has a Bachelor of Science degree with major in Architecture from Georgia Institute of Technology and a Master of Architecture degree from SCI-Arc. He has been a guest lecturer and has conducted numerous workshops on Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Parametric Design, at such conferences as SmartGeometry, ACADIA and ZweigWhite’s AEC/IT Strategies, and at Universities such as Auburn, USC and Yale.

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