Connor Webb
AI Architectural Code Converter at archparse.com
Connor Webb is a PhD candidate in Building Technology at MIT, where his research focuses on computational methods for automated building code compliance and the structural performance of adaptive building systems. He combines advanced simulation with regulatory analysis to bridge the gap between design intent and real-world constructability. Deep experience. Intellectual curiosity.
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Recent articles by Connor Webb
- Cold-climate wall retrofit: check the sheathing dew-point margin first October 26, 2026
- BIM clash detection vs 2D plan review: verify before you commit October 23, 2026
- Airtightness Testing: ASHRAE 90.1-2022 Whole-Building vs Component at 0.40 ACH50 October 20, 2026
- Building Code Compliance: 2024 IBC Automated Check vs Manual Review October 17, 2026
- Architectural Scale Converter: Verify 1:50 vs 36-Inch IBC Egress Door in 3 Steps October 14, 2026
- High-rise exit width checks: Graph pathfinding vs manual review — 30% faster 2026 permits October 11, 2026
- Should Architects Use CAD-Coder to Turn Building Drawings Into Editable CAD Scripts? Open-Source VLM (arXiv:2505.14646) October 8, 2026
- How to Compare BIM-to-Code Automation Tools Before You Commit October 3, 2026