Author
Yazıcı, Sevil, Tanacan, L.
Publication Date
2018
Publication Place
-
Taylor & Francis
Subject
Interdisciplinary research, Material systems, Architectural geometry, Structural performance, Optimization, Computational design
Type
Periodical
Language
English
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID
0003-8628
Record ID
65881b25-95a6-4449-877e-fbc0f7ec327e
Library Location
Interior Architecture and Environmental Design
Date
2018
Notes
İstanbul Teknik Universitesi
Sample Text
The output of interdisciplinary research is unexpected that one particular field cannot reach with his/her own expertise. In traditional architectural workflow, computational tools associated with performance simulation are utilized during the later stage of the design process following the concept design. However, this reduces the efficiency by alterations of the conceptual model. Based on the fact that material, form and performance aspects of design can be integrated together, by specifying their parameters, rules and relationships as observed in natural systems, a Material-based Integrated Computational Design Model (MICD-m) in architecture is developed combining architectural design with biology, material science, mathematics, mechanical engineering, structural engineering and computer science for the early stage use in architectural design. A custom-designed user interface, database and reports are included in the MICD-m, designed as a plug-in for a 3D geometric modelling tool. The MICD-m is tested with a case study in parametric modelling environment.
DOI
10.1080/00038628.2017.1416575
Cilt
61
