An Emergent Form Generation Method for Supporting Conceptual Design

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Evolutionary design methodologies generally aim to present new form-finding processes, where nature-based approaches are used, such as self-organization, genetic algorithms etc. This paper aims to present a new architectural design approach that focuses on integrating these different evolutionary methods in an emergent process. The main goal is to achieve a high-level of integration where lacking qualities of each evolutionary method are completed by the other one in a synergic and especially emergent behavior. A multi-level design approach is described in this study. Points highlighted are concerned with the pre-design phases. Within a bottom-top simulation, an infinite high-level solution cluster is revealed from behavioral interactions and collectivity of the low-level entities: agents. Simulated design process is visualized by a determined project area in Istanbul: Kuruçeşme Island on the Bosphorus as an exhibition center. Programmed in 3dsMax, simulation phase supports the creative design process in early phases.

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Gürer, E., & Çağdaş, G. (2009). An Emergent Form Generation Method for Supporting Conceptual Design. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Education and Research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe (pp. 167–172). Education and research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe. https://doi.org/10.52842/conf.ecaade.2009.167

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