Adaptability of generative algorithms: a means to sustaining the dynamic design processes

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This thesis is an investigation focusing on the adaptability of generative systems in a dynamic design problem, where the problem definition changes according to the changing conditions of the environment and transforming needs of the architectural space. This thesis, instead of discussing the dynamicity of the design processes, investigates the use of an adaptable generative system in a case-specific dynamic design problem to sustain its changing problem definitions. The research mainly looks into the potentials of generative systems in terms of adaptability and develops a generative system that is able to transform its structure in accordance with the dynamic constraints of a complex design process.

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E. Damdere, “Adaptability of generative algorithms: a means to sustaining the dynamic design processes,” M.Arch. - Master of Architecture, Middle East Technical University, 2010.