Computer-Aided Architectural Design Futures (CAADFutures) 2007

Dong, Andy; Moere, Andrew Vande; Gero, John S.

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“…Hudson et al proposed a parametric design process for Aviva Stadium, which integrates the envelope geometry, structure, and cladding in a parametric model, according to an existing design concept [13,14]. Holzer proposed a similar model for stadium designs [15]. Although these models combine the seating bowl and structure, they are fixed for specific designs rather than flexible models which contain diverse types of design alternatives.…”

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“…Specifically, for the design optimization applied for sports building, Holzer et al studied how the process including parametric modelling, structural analysis, and optimization assists architects and engineers to perform a conceptual design of a stadium roof [15]. Yang et al proposed a series of approaches for the design explorations and optimizations of sports halls, which focus on the aspects of daylighting, energy, and structure [34][35][36].…”

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Integrating multi-functional space and long-span structure in the early design stage of indoor sports arenas by using parametric modelling and multi-objective optimization

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Turrin

Louter

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Journal of Building Engineering

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Indoor multi-functional sports arenas are a complex building type. Integration of the (multi-) functional space and of the large-span structure of the roof mainly determines the overall geometry of the building, and is one of the most challenging phases of the design. Several interdisciplinary numeric assessments and numerous solutions with diverse geometries (rather than just several specific types) should be considered to make informed design decisions. To support the design exploration in the early design stage for multi-functional arenas, this paper proposes a design process that is composed of a flexible parametric model, a framework of interdisciplinary assessment criteria, and multi-objective optimization (MOO) with post-process tools. The parametric model is defined based on the basic spatial composition of arenas and is flexible to provide a broader design space, including diverse solutions with three frequently-used structural types. The framework of assessment criteria includes indicators of viewing quality for spectators, acoustics, and structures, which can evaluate the design in different aspects. Based on certain assessment criteria, the MOO can be used to search for good designs in the broader space, and the post-process tools facilitate the designer to analyse the results. Two typical arenas (the Barclay Centre and the O2 Arena) are selected as real case studies to demonstrate the proposed process and assess the capacity. Results of the case studies validate the efficacy of the process and the necessity of the broader design space to include diverse solutions with multiple structural types.

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Integrating multi-functional space and long-span structure in the early design stage of indoor sports arenas by using parametric modelling and multi-objective optimization

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Turrin

Louter

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Journal of Building Engineering

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Explorative Visualization of Food Data to Raise Awareness of Nutritional Value

Lunterova

Špetko

Palamas

2019

HCI International 2019 – Late Breaking Papers

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Plausibility of CAAD in Conceptual Design: Challenges in Architectural Engineering for Early-Stage Digital Design Tools

2021

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Although the reasons for and against the early use of digital tools in design have been intensively researched and studied for years, there has been a scarcity of substantial analysis of the challenges posed by using computer-assisted architectural design (CAAD) tools in the early design phase. By drawing on reviewed materials and cross-mapping digital software and current commercially available programs, this paper elucidates and evaluated the impact of CAAD tools in the early design process. In this research, a two-way, systematic mapping of research-based tools that support the conceptual design process and commercial CAAD methods was implemented, utilizing five criteria as illustrated in a recent study. The paper concludes with three scenarios of CAAD's future direction, which will have an impact on conventional architectural engineering, as well as architectural practice and education.

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Computer-Aided Architectural Design Futures (CAADFutures) 2007

Cited by 4 publications

References 85 publications

Integrating multi-functional space and long-span structure in the early design stage of indoor sports arenas by using parametric modelling and multi-objective optimization

Integrating multi-functional space and long-span structure in the early design stage of indoor sports arenas by using parametric modelling and multi-objective optimization

Explorative Visualization of Food Data to Raise Awareness of Nutritional Value

Plausibility of CAAD in Conceptual Design: Challenges in Architectural Engineering for Early-Stage Digital Design Tools

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