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Selective Interference: Emergent complexity informed by programmatic, social and performative criteria (2014)

article⁄Selective Interference: Emergent complexity informed by programmatic, social and performative criteria (2014)
contributors⁄
Welch, Christopher
Moleta, Tane
Moloney, Jules
in issues⁄
ACADIA 14: Design Agency (2014)
abstract⁄This research aims to demonstrate if a holistic approach to generative architectural design is feasible using algorithms and techniques now common in architecture studios. By formalising and simplifying the intersections between discrete processes a complex ‘open box’ design structure is developed that produces responsive, novel conceptual designs in a marriage of designer input and computer processing.
keywords⁄interactive systems, generative design, space planning, new digital design concepts and strategies, grasshopper, user participation in design, 2014
Year 2014
Authors Welch, Christopher; Moleta, Tane; Moloney, Jules.
Issue ACADIA 14: Design Agency
Pages 719-726
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Entry filename selective-interference