definition
Computational design process that incorporates a capacity for unfixed topological relationships between model elements, and/or is actualized through the step‐wise accretion of new model elements that are morphogenically recursive, with incremental stages of formation dependent upon preceding steps enacted during the model execution.
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Conception générative
(Stasiuk, s. d.)
(Stasiuk, s. d.)
Generative Design Processes is about the modeling of initial conditions of an object (its “genetics”) instead of modeling the final form.
Generative Design Processes is about the modeling of initial conditions of an object (its “genetics”) instead of modeling the final form.
Paola Fontana
A basic form, pattern, or object is automatically modified by an algorithm. The result: infinite random modifications of the starting solution (within a solution space set by the designer).
A basic form, pattern, or object is automatically modified by an algorithm. The result: infinite random modifications of the starting solution (within a solution space set by the designer).
Frank Piller
Generative design approach works in imitation of Nature, performing ideas as codes, able to generate endless variations
Generative design approach works in imitation of Nature, performing ideas as codes, able to generate endless variations
Celestin Soddu
Generative design systems are aimed at creating new design processes that produce spatially novel yet efficient and buildable designs through exploitation of current computing and manufacturing capabilities
Generative design systems are aimed at creating new design processes that produce spatially novel yet efficient and buildable designs through exploitation of current computing and manufacturing capabilities
Kristina Shea
Generative design is not about designing the building – Its’ about designing the system that builds a building.
Generative design is not about designing the building – Its’ about designing the system that builds a building.
Lars Hesellgren