A Study on the Representation of Knowledge and Use of Han-ok Components based on Parametric Design

Kwon, Soo-Hwan; Jun, Hanjong

doi:10.5659/jaik_pd.2014.30.7.101

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“…BIM is applied as a mediator variable in the parametric design process and helps solve problems in architectural design in which elaborate and diverse 3D forms must be developed. Kwon and Jun (2014), in a study of the design of framework materials for hanoks (traditional Korean houses), claimed that parametric design can use information on the architectural elements that form a building as various parameters to easily transform and adjust forms. In other words, they used the formative principles and geometric shapes of hanoks as a knowledge base and proposed a parametric design process based on how the materials are bonded as the mediator variable.…”

Section: Clothing Sculpture As Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

Biomorphic Clothing Sculpture Interface as an Emotional Communication Space

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This study found that clothing, combined with digital technology, can be a wearable computer that adapts to environmental change and increases biological limits, as well as an emotional space to which art and design are applied, and that promotes mutual communication. A user-friendly interface is proposed for those pursuing a new artistic experience by building a conceptual algorithm for biomorphic clothing sculpture modeling that can be used to create generative designs simply by entering moderated mediator variables. Biomorphic clothing sculpture refers to clothing that is inspired by life in nature and modeled in three dimensions. As the human body and buildings are 3D forms, the parametric design method used frequently in architecture is implemented here and used as a tool to explore attributes and representations of 3D modeling in clothing sculpture design. On the basis of a literature review, this study presents knowledge-based data for biomorphic clothing sculpture that can predict generative design outcomes, and through a case study, identifies the mediator variables and attributes of the parametric process related to biomorphic clothing sculpture modeling. The knowledge-based data on biomorphic clothing sculpture and biomorphic clothing sculpture modeling mediator variables discovered during the research are applied to the 3D modeling process as visual data and presented as the conceptual interface of biomorphic clothing sculpture.

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Section: Clothing Sculpture As Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

Biomorphic Clothing Sculpture Interface as an Emotional Communication Space

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“…Moreover, in the research literature for architectural design, parametric design is mainly dealt with in the creation of complex shapes, optimization of multiple design solutions, and multidisciplinary designs that address structural and sustainable issues [19]. For example, parametric design is used in the performance-based initial design of high-rise buildings by providing immediate feedback on performance [45,46], in the fabrication and manufacturing process of a building's components [47,48], and in urban design [49,50].…”

Section: Parametric Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Parametric Model for Window Design Based on Prospect-Refuge Measurement in Residential Environment

Hwang

Lee

2018

Sustainability

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As the concept of prospect-refuge defines a preferred environment, the spatial elements that provide good conditions for the catalyst of the theory have been extensively studied. The well-known architectural element of this theory is the window that optimizes visual openness to outdoor or enclosure from outdoor. The aim of this paper is to develop a design method for prospect-refuge condition by adjusting window design attributes. A parametric design model that measures spatial conditions and presents design alternatives for the window is proposed in two major phases. First, this paper explains a parametric model to generate design alternatives for a window according to its size, aspect ratio, location, and shape. In the second phase, the parametric algorithm is defined for the measurement of prospect-refuge with 3D visibility. As a result, we explore the impact of window design variables on average visibility and difference visibility of prospect and refuge area. Using the parametric design technology, the proposed method presents analytical techniques, considering spatial characteristics.

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“…In this paper, Grasshopper is applied for functional relation between components by automatically calculated process. In this study, a correlation between components applying structure function relationship is essential (Kwon 2014). It also leads on an automatic formation of Korean traditional architecture keeping relationship between components as well as makes time efficiency on the process (Stavric 2011) The objective of study is to establish parameter networks involving the correlation between components and develops a parametric algorithm for the automatice generation of 3D model of the Korean traditional architecture based on parameter networks.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%