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Design Configuration with Architectural Objects

Author

Summary, in English

The paper presents the intermediate results of an ongoing research project with the aim to develop concepts and tools for architectural design in industrialized house-building. Architectural design aims to enable different “situations” in the built environment involving people, behaviour, experience and environment, with desired technical, functional and aesthetic properties. "Situations” may be represented by configurable modular “architectural objects” that also reflect the variability of an industrialized building system. In three case studies the relevance of the concept of architectural object is investigated; in architectural design, and through modularization, development and organization of technical platforms. The results however also show a need for further research concerning the implementation in a BIM environment.

Department/s

  • Design Methodology

Publishing year

2011

Language

English

Pages

451-460

Publication/Series

eCAADe Conference Proceedings

Document type

Conference paper

Publisher

eCAADe 29

Topic

  • Civil Engineering

Keywords

  • Architectural object
  • Situation
  • Design configuration
  • Industrialised house-building
  • BIM.

Conference name

eCAADe

Conference date

2011-09-21

Status

Published

Research group

  • Design Methodology

ISBN/ISSN/Other

  • ISBN: 978-9-4912070-1-3