Algorithm Aided Design Framework for BIM: Daylight In Early Phases of Design

This study proposes an algorithm-aided design (AAD) framework for using daylight in the early phases of architectural design. Within the scope of the proposed AAD, a performance-based design approach has been adopted that can suggest design solutons by optmising with the Genetc Algorithm (GA) that e...

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Published in:Estoa Vol. 12; no. 24; pp. 67 - 79
Main Authors: Koçak, Can, Alaçam, Sema
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Cuenca Universidad de Cuenca 01.07.2023
Centro de Investigación de la Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo de la Universidad de Cuenca
Subjects:
algorithm aided design
Algorithms
algoritmos genéticos
Architects
Architecture
BIM
Building information modeling
Daylight
Design
diseño asistido por algoritmos
diseño basado en el rendimiento
early phase of design
fase inicial de diseño
Genetic algorithms
performance based design
Simulation
Software
Urban Studies
diseño basado en el rendimiento
Performance Based Design
fase inicial de diseño
algoritmos genéticos
BIM
Early Phase of Design
Genetic Algorithms
diseño asistido por algoritmos
Algorithm Aided Design
ISSN:1390-7263, 1390-9274, 1390-9274
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Summary:This study proposes an algorithm-aided design (AAD) framework for using daylight in the early phases of architectural design. Within the scope of the proposed AAD, a performance-based design approach has been adopted that can suggest design solutons by optmising with the Genetc Algorithm (GA) that evaluates the results obtained from daylight calculaton. The AAD framework was developed using the visual programming applicaton (Dynamo), which interoperates with BIM Sofware Autodesk Revit. A case study is simulated to show how the algorithm is used to generate, evaluate and evolve a massing study, demonstratng the potental use and implementaton of the framework. The investgatons focus on the development of the use of daylight in architecture using the advantages of computatonal design tools.
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ISSN:1390-7263
1390-9274
1390-9274
DOI:10.18537/est.v012.n024.a06