Dynamo Study 3 - Facade Rationalization

Setting Adaptive Components in Revit

Scheduling Panel Corner Angels

Grasshopper Panel Connection Detail

Dynamo Panel Connection Detail

Grasshopper Panel Connection Detail 

Dynamo Panel Connection Detail

These panels modeled with "extrusion" command in Grasshopper. Adaptive Family works like "sweep" command, because of this, panels move over the alignment. 

List Tansformation for Panelling

Glass Panel Array

Processing - Aggregation of Istanbul

Generative Design

Lines likes crystals grow on a computational substrate. A simple perpendicular growth rule creates intricate city-like structures.





http://atlv.org/

http://igeo.jp/

http://www.complexification.net/gallery/machines/substrate/

https://gozourworkshops.wordpress.com/2013/02/17/grasshopper-substrate-tessellation/

http://www.algorithmic-worlds.net/blog/blog.php?Post=20110201




http://www.generative-gestaltung.de/

http://jfa.arch.metu.edu.tr/archive/0258-5316/2012/cilt29/sayi_1/207-224.pdf

BIM and Data Mining

As everybody knows, BIM is a data creation and management process. I argue for this information should be record to make model analysis. This information extremely important for model managers. 

This examples are really cool to follow up BIM model evolution.

http://www.di.net/articles/who-will-lead-our-industrys-data-driven-future/?utm_content=15250325&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin

http://datadrivendesignblog.com/

http://www.federiconegro.com/visualizing-building-information-clash-detection/

http://fedenegro.com/2013/05/21/some-examples-of-how-bim-data-can-help-us-make-better-decisions/

http://collectivebim.com/visualizing-aec-bim-coordination-jira-tableau/

http://www.ka-connect.com/talks.php?vdx=86&vct=12&vcf=0

Syed Adil Bari master thesis
Model-based Data Mining and Data Visualization
https://prezi.com/gglirf43vqdq/data-mining-and-data-visulaization/

Analytics gives us the means to make sense of the data at our disposal in order to discover trends and predict outcomes.  In the design process, analytics might involve quickly consuming and understanding program requirements through visualization.  As a design develops, analytics can enable a designer to effectively compare analysis data in order to determine design options with the best performance.

http://provingground.io/2015/08/27/using-data-in-your-design-process/

Firefly- Design Interactively

http://www.fireflyexperiments.com/#home

Fortunately, Firefly has an advanced Code Generation feature which translate the visual representation of your Grasshopper graph directly into Arduino compatible code.  And it does this all on the fly. Now, you don't need to worry about writing all of that code yourself.  Simply, prototype your design as you normally would, and the Code Generator will work in the background writing all of the code necessary to make your design come to life!

https://vimeo.com/93142381

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHnaLbghZ1o

The Design of Software Engineering

http://www.danieldavis.com/thesis-ch3/

Comparison of various Software Engineering Bodies of Knowledge (click for larger image). Blue: Equivalent knowledge areas. Red: Areas of knowledge applied to parametric modelling in my research.

The programming languages architects use categorised by Appleby and VandeKopple’s (1997, xiv) taxonomy of programming paradigms.

To a computer, a parametric model reads as a set of instructions. The computer takes the inputs, applies the sequence of explicit functions, and thereby generates the parametric model’s outputs. “Anybody involved in any job that ultimately creates instructions that are executed by a computer, machine or even biological entity, can be said to be programming” argues David Rutten (2012), the developer of the popular parametric modelling interface, Grasshopper. This is not to say programming and parametric modelling are synonymous. There are clearly significant differences between designing architecture and designing software. Yet in both cases, there is a common concern with automating computation through sequences of instructions. Despite this “common ground” (Woodbury 2010, 66), and despite architects recognising that parametric modelling is often “more similar to programming than to conventional design” (Weisberg 2008, 16.12), the implications of the parallels between parametric modelling and software engineering remain largely unexplored. In particular, two pertinent questions remain unaddressed: if parametric modelling and software engineering both concern the automation of computers, do they both encounter the same challenges when doing so? And if they share the same challenges, are parts of their respective bodies of knowledge transferable in alleviating these challenges?

Useful Tutorial Websites That i Know

Modelab;
This is a paid website. There are 123D Make, Arduino, Dynamo, Essential Mathematics, Grasshopper, Generative Design, Maya , Karamba, Kangaroo and much more tutorials.

http://modelab.is/education/

Lynda;
This is also a paid website. Lots of tutorials for designers, developers, web designers, musicians etc...
http://www.lynda.com/

Digital Toolbox;
There are basic, intermediate and advance rhino and grasshopper tutorials. They are good for learning.

http://digitaltoolbox.info/

Design Analyze;
There are C#, Python, Revit, Dynamo, Rhino, Grasshopper, Excel, Ilusturator, Photoshop... tutorials. Also have blog and coerces. They are good about design scripting.

http://www.designalyze.com/

Learn Dynamo;
You can find dynamo tutorials from begging to advance.

http://dynamobim.org/learn/

http://archi-lab.net/

Geometry GYM BIM

https://geometrygym.wordpress.com/

http://geometrygym.blogspot.com.tr/

Geometry Gym provides OpenBIM software tools and support for Architects and Engineers and those in the Construction Industry.  Primarily these tools target streamlined work flow processes for improved productivity and designs. Powerful Parametric and Generative modelling of projects is enabled by utilizing plug-ins for Grasshopper3d and Rhino3d. Generative BIM model exchange is provided using a combination of OpenBIM formats (primarily IFC) and direct API interaction to popular software including Revit, Archicad, Digital Project and Tekla.  Structural Analysis models can be exchanged with many popular analysis software.

Computational Geometry commands and functions (also useful to designers in industries other than architecture) are also provided in the plug-in BullAnt. Tessellation (polygon packing), geodesic domes, mesh relaxation and minimal surfaces are included amongst others, and you’ll find worked examples of these used in Architecture for projects such as the Beijing Water Cube or British Museum Great Court roof on the Geometry Gym blog.