Adaptable network generator (ANG): a generative system proposal with respect to temporal space design

Download

index.pdf

Date

2014

Author

Göktoğan, Bilge

Metadata

Show full item record

Item Usage Stats

85
views

54
downloads

This thesis is an investigation focusing on generative systems with respect to temporary space organizations. The aim of this study is to discuss the computational model proposed in this thesis and its applications on temporary space design. The research combines computational analysis methods and the generative systems under a multi-layered computational model. In the scope of this thesis two new computational tools based on shortest-path and traveler salesman problem algorithms have been developed. The structure of this computational model and its results are discussed over different cases with respect to temporary space organizations.

Subject Keywords

Architecture, Architectural design, Space (Architecture), Architecture, Computer algorithms., Genetic algorithms.

URI

http://etd.lib.metu.edu.tr/upload/12617076/index.pdf
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/23490

Collections

Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences, Thesis

Suggestions

OpenMETU
Core

Web as a system of architectural organization: Frankfurt-Römerberg competition project Beşeli, Heves; Gür, Berin Fatma; Restoration in Department of Architecture (2009) The aim of this thesis is to reveal the potentials of “Web” as a system of achitectural organization. This concept developed by Georges Candilis, Alexis Josic, and Shadrach Woods can be seen as a product of the discourse arose in 1960s, which concieves the city as a continuous and dynamic structure rather than a static entity composed of individual buildings. In this sense, Web appears as a system of architectural organization that responds to this dynamism by enabling growth and change. In this thesis, Fra...
Production of space in the post earthquake region: three cases from Düzce Demirel, Sinem; Sargın, Güven Arif; Department of Architecture (2005) This thesis is about the processes and attitudes behind building production as it is about architecture as such, and it aims at understanding architecture̕s critical capacity and its relation to wider society. In this context, the differing attitudes and orientations in the construction of the residential environments in Düzce after the two unsettling earthquakes that took place in 1999 are believed to provide a study field, where the relationship between architecture and different economic, political and c...
Rethinking the architectural design process through its computable body of knowledge Ergun, Eser; Özkar, Mine; Department of Architecture (2008) This thesis assumes the architectural design process as a systematic study, in which knowledge is stored, organized and operated on by computational methods. From this perspective, the study explores the efforts for systemizing the architectural design process. Firstly, the focus is on the early approaches of systemizing design in the Design Methods Movement. The thesis identifies and evaluates the use of a number of critical concepts in this movement and in recent architecture practice, in order to see the...
Architecture as an apparatus of “immortalization and glorification”: a critical analysis of wittgensteinian [true] architecture Turan, Oktay; Cengizkan, Ali; Department of Architecture (2007) This study is an inquiry into architecture understood as an apparatus of immortalization and glorification by means of a dialectic formulation on the architecture of the synecdochic Interwar (angst) Period (1919-1939) based on the assumptions of Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951). It is claimed that a dialectical relation between Wittgenstein and his contemporaries may contribute to the understanding of the conceptions regarding ideal of [true] architecture itself. The thesis suggests that these assumptions ma...
Architectural built form and public dialogue : an evaluation of public wall in its communicative role Güçlü, Tuğba; Cengizkan, Ali; Department of Architecture (2006) This thesis is a study on the interface of public built form and the open public space surrounding it. The aim is to explore the problem of the transition between interior and exterior public space, that is the exterior skin of the public built form: its public wall. Public wall is explored as an in-between element belonging to both spaces, which forms the dialogue of these spaces. The dialogue is studied in terms of communicative qualities. A conceptual framework is established for the analysis of the publ...

Citation Formats

B. Göktoğan, “Adaptable network generator (ANG): a generative system proposal with respect to temporal space design,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2014.