Designing With Data: Moving Beyond The Design Space Catalog (2017)
article⁄Designing With Data: Moving Beyond The Design Space Catalog (2017)
abstract⁄Design space catalogs, which present a collection of different options for selection by human designers, have become commonplace in architecture. Increasingly, these catalogs are rapidly generated using parametric models and informed by simulations that describe energy usage, structural efficiency, daylight availability, views, acoustic properties, and other aspects of building performance. However, by conceiving of computational methods as a means for fostering interactive, collaborative, guided, expertdependent design processes, many opportunities remain to improve upon the originally static archetype of the design space catalog. This paper presents developments in the areas of interaction, automation, simplification, and visualization that seek to improve on the current catalog model while also describing a vision for effective computeraided, performancebased design processes in the future.
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| Year |
2017 |
| Authors |
Brown, Nathan; Mueller, Caitlin. |
| Issue |
ACADIA 2017: DISCIPLINES & DISRUPTION |
| Pages |
154-163 |
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| Entry filename |
designing-with-data |
