Proceedings of the XVII Conference of the Iberoamerican Society of Digital Graphics - SIGraDi: Knowledge-Based Design 2013
DOI: 10.5151/despro-sigradi2013-0065
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Uso de Herramientas Paramétricas de Optimización Evolutiva y Simulación Energética en el Diseño Basado en Performance

Abstract: This article describes three cases of integration of technologies of evolutionary optimization and energy simulation in performance--based design. The aim is to share the details of the process of creation, validation and use of the various techniques and tools, with an emphasis on the mistakes and successes obtained, so that experiences can be useful for non--specialist users interested in working with these methodologies.Keywords: Diseño Paramétrico; Grasshopper 3D; Ecotect; GECO; Galápagos. IntroducciónDura… Show more

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“…From around 2005 McNeel's Grasshopper™ plugin (initially known as 'Explicit History' to their surface modelling tool Rhinoceros™, facilitated further advantages to users who could now set up rule-based, 'flexible' geometry models to interact with environmental analysis functions (Rutten, 2010). Grasshopper™ offers users the option to apply Genetic Algorithms in for form-finding and optimisation of bespoke building performance (Caldera, Gonzalo and Loyola, 2013). The rule-based nature of parametric geometry definitions lends itself for the fast turnout of design variations in a (numerically) controlled setting.…”
Section: The Increasing Relevance Of Parametric Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From around 2005 McNeel's Grasshopper™ plugin (initially known as 'Explicit History' to their surface modelling tool Rhinoceros™, facilitated further advantages to users who could now set up rule-based, 'flexible' geometry models to interact with environmental analysis functions (Rutten, 2010). Grasshopper™ offers users the option to apply Genetic Algorithms in for form-finding and optimisation of bespoke building performance (Caldera, Gonzalo and Loyola, 2013). The rule-based nature of parametric geometry definitions lends itself for the fast turnout of design variations in a (numerically) controlled setting.…”
Section: The Increasing Relevance Of Parametric Designmentioning
confidence: 99%