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Erik Narhi is an Architect working at the intersection of computation, design, and engineering. He leads the US Specialist Analytics Team, applying innovative approaches to People Comfort and People Flow analysis to deliver high-performance outcomes on complex projects. In addition to his work leading the Analytics Team, he leads Game Engine Adoption and Specialists Computational Development for the Practice.

Erik leads a multidisciplinary team of computationally driven professionals who harness emerging technologies across computer science, architecture, engineering, and game development to revolutionize how buildings are designed, analyzed, and delivered. He approaches each project through this lens—aligning cutting-edge processes and deep technical expertise with project goals to achieve meaningful client outcomes.

Erik has presented his work on computational design in the AEC industry at numerous events, including Autodesk University, Tech+, AEC Tech and The BIM Symposium, and was a recipient of the TAP AIA Innovation Award for his work with a multidisciplinary team developing the open-source BHoM LCA Toolkit. He has also taught and advised students at universities including Stanford, USC, Columbia and MIT, guiding the application of innovative techniques and technologies to transform design and construction processes.