Architectural form finding in arboreal supporting structure optimisation

Dixit, Saurav; Stefańska, Anna; Musiuk, Adam

doi:10.1016/j.asej.2020.08.022

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“…As a result, it can be concluded that at certain points in the development of the integrated structure, it is necessary to build analytical models of the further life cycle of the architectural object, on the basis of which the most important aspects can be distinguished in the near future, to understand whether there is a need for system adjustments, how it should be changed and whether it is necessary to join new modules and introduce modern innovations [25]. This approach allows you to monitor the operation of an object, analyze its life cycle in dynamics and affect it.…”

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Synergetic approach in the design of architectural systems for harsh climatic conditions

Khadieva

Novikov

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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Architecture is characterized by a correction of design approaches that take into account new discoveries. Changing scientific paradigm also influences this process by introducing extra details into the architectural objects workflows. The synergistic paradigm that influences mostly appears in the tendency to create architecture that meets the ideal standards of sustainable design, capable design which is of self-development and self-regulation. A unique feature of the synergistic paradigm that can fundamentally change the approach to design is its relation to the evolutionary process. According to this concept, evolution in its path passes through points of bifuciation – special states of instability – when possible ways of further development are clear and it becomes possible for us to choose and follow one of them. This approach takes into account changing data and corrects decisions during the process. This is especially relevant when designing architectural objects for harsh climate conditions, as additional difficulties may arise in the process of construction and operation, and the unexpectedly arising issues, which may unanticipated arise itself during the usage of the object and can have a disastrous effects on it.

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Synergetic approach in the design of architectural systems for harsh climatic conditions

Khadieva

Novikov

2021

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“…As the gap voltage rises, the discharge energy between the spark gaps increases. The surface area is increased by removing excess materials from the workpiece [33][34][35][36][37].…”

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Al-Mg-MoS2 Reinforced Metal Matrix Composites: Machinability Characteristics

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Several components are made from Al-Mg-based composites. MoS2 is used to increase the composite’s machinability. Different weight percent (3, 4, and 5) of MoS2 are added as reinforcement to explore the machinability properties of Al-Mg-reinforced composites. The wire cut electrical discharge machining (WEDM) process is used to study the machinability characteristics of the fabricated Al-Mg-MoS2 composite. The machined surface’s roughness and overcut under different process conditions are discussed. The evaluation-based distance from average solution (EDAS) method is used to identify the optimal setting to get the desired surface roughness and overcut. The following WEDM process parameters are taken to determine the impact of peak current, pulse on time, and gap voltage on surface roughness, and overcut. The WEDM tests were carried out on three different reinforced samples to determine the impact of reinforcement on surface roughness and overcut. The surface roughness and overcut increase as the reinforcement level increases, but the optimal parameters for all three composites are the same. According to EDAS analysis, I3, Ton2, and V1 are the best conditions. Furthermore, peak current and pulse on-time significantly influence surface roughness and overcut.

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“…The research results on free-form structures shaped by different curves (catenary, paraboloid, and segment-of-a-circle arches) indicate significant efficiency of systems based on parabolic arches. The search for material minimalization visible in Nature becomes an essential structural and architectural optimisation aspect in the XXI century (Dixit, Stefańska and Musiuk, 2020). Structural transformations based on natural patterns such as folding systems (Patil and Vaijapurkar, 2007;Mousanezhad, Kamrava and Vaziri, 2017;Kresling, 2012) remain an amusing aspect of designing both in architectural aesthetic and structural logic.…”

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Application of Timber and Wood-based Materials in Architectural Design using Multi-objective Optimisation Tools

Stefańska¹,

Cygan

Batte

et al. 2021

CEB

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Digital fabrication leads architects and structural engineers to modify the design optimisation methodology. The designers, as never before, are facing new technologies developed in the search for new materials based, among others, on wood components and the improvement of manufacturing methods at the same time. In this process, the material and manufacturing technology adjustment to desired aesthetic outcomes is possible not only by the material used but also by the self-organisation of the structure's optimisation. New fabrication techniques linked with topology optimising software change traditional load-bearing systems designing using timber and wood-based materials. Multi-objective optimisation research indicates that timber might be a comprehensive material based on various applications from low-tech to cutting-edge contemporary fabrication technologies. The article presents new tools and methods for the optimisation of structural elements. A case study based on interdisciplinary architectural and structural optimisation suggests the possible effective research-based design. Comparing contemporary buildings with wood load-bearing structures explains timber usage's diversity and characteristics in modern design.

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Architectural form finding in arboreal supporting structure optimisation

Cited by 53 publications

References 22 publications

Synergetic approach in the design of architectural systems for harsh climatic conditions

Synergetic approach in the design of architectural systems for harsh climatic conditions

Al-Mg-MoS2 Reinforced Metal Matrix Composites: Machinability Characteristics

Application of Timber and Wood-based Materials in Architectural Design using Multi-objective Optimisation Tools

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