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_id 4980
authors Flemming, Ulrich and Mahdavi, Ardeshir
year 1993
title Simultaneous Form Generation and Performance Evaluation: A "Two-Way" Inference Approach
source CAAD Futures ‘93 [Conference Proceedings / ISBN 0-444-89922-7] (Pittsburgh / USA), 1993, pp. 161-173
summary The conventional approach toward performance evaluation transforms given design attributes into performance indicators, and designers can improve these indicators only indirectly through the manipulation of design attributes. This paper outlines a contrasting "two-way " inference approach that allows designers to also manipulate the performance indicators directly and observe the resulting changes in design attributes. The advantages of this approach and its limitations are outlined. Methodological and implementation difficulties that arise from it are introduced, and possible solution strategies are described. A first prototype for a system that implements and demonstrates this approach is outlined. The larger debate about 'functionalism " touched by this approach, and its response to it, are briefly reviewed.
keywords Form Generation, Performance Evaluation, Form-Function Mapping, Two-Way Approach
series CAAD Futures
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_id a150
authors Mahdavi, Ardeshir
year 1993
title Open Simulation Environments: A “Preference-Based” Approach
source CAAD Futures ‘93 [Conference Proceedings / ISBN 0-444-89922-7] (Pittsburgh / USA), 1993, pp. 195-214
summary This paper introduces in conceptual, algorithmic and implementation terms, the notion of an "open" simulation environment as a "multidirectional" approach to computer-aided performance modelling. A "preference- based" formalization of design intentions/criteria is proposed to cope with the "ambiguity" problem through dynamic control of degrees of freedom of relevant design-related parameters during the interactive design process. A prototypical realization of an open simulation environment called "GESTALT' for simultaneous treatment (parametric manipulation) of various design and performance variables is demonstrated. Some preliminary results of computer-assisted generation of performance-responsive designs are presented.
keywords Open Simulation Environments, Multidirectional Building Performance Simulation, Form-Function Mapping, Preference-Based Convergence Strategies, Preference-Index
series CAAD Futures
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