2010
DOI: 10.1007/s00158-010-0563-1
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Application of layout and topology optimization using pattern gradation for the conceptual design of buildings

Abstract: This work explores the use of manufacturing-type constraints, in particular pattern gradation and repetition, in the context of layout optimization. By placing constraints on the design domain in terms of number and size of repeating patterns along any direction, the conceptual design for buildings is facilitated. To substantiate the potential future applications of this work, examples within the context of high-rise building design are presented. Successful development of such ideas will lead to practical eng… Show more

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“…For recent advances of topology optimization, the readers are referred to the literature surveys of Deaton and Grandhi [8], Guo and Cheng [9]. Meanwhile, structural topology optimization has been used widely in automobiles [10], buildings [11], and aircrafts [12] to gain a structure design with the best mechanical performance. However, the structure designs obtained by topology optimization are prone to be geometrically complex such as hollow structures and porous structures, which can hardly be fabricated using traditional machining.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For recent advances of topology optimization, the readers are referred to the literature surveys of Deaton and Grandhi [8], Guo and Cheng [9]. Meanwhile, structural topology optimization has been used widely in automobiles [10], buildings [11], and aircrafts [12] to gain a structure design with the best mechanical performance. However, the structure designs obtained by topology optimization are prone to be geometrically complex such as hollow structures and porous structures, which can hardly be fabricated using traditional machining.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…layout optimization (Stromberg 2011). There are also the growing interests in the architectural community to make topology optimization as a means of generating aesthetic and efficient structural forms (Beghini et al 2014), as well as searching for design methodologies that facilitate weight reduction of concrete structures while maintaining the required load-carrying capacity.…”
Section: Continuum Structural Topology Optimization and Buildabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zur Erreichung dieser Ziele wurden bereits unterschiedlichste Methoden zur Optimierung von Tragwerken untersucht und in zahlreichen Veröffentli-chungen dargestellt (siehe u. a. [2] bis [11]). …”
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