The Parametric Optimizations Workshop focuses on managing design data and optimizing projects for sustainability and performance using Ladybug and LunchBox.
The technological decade between 2010 and 2020 was mainly characterized by the global explosion of the Big Data phenomenon the implications that this has on society are still ongoing and are the subject of numerous studies. The amount of data generated in that period has proven infinitely more significant than that created in the previous millennia. The quantity of “input” is constantly increasing. Thus, the level of complexity consequently increases. The information we gather from different situations are stimuli that actively influence the places we live in, determining their space, geometry, sociability, and beauty. We can and must use them to design more consciously.
Through a series of example projects led by Stefano Bastia, we will trace a reverse path to understand how a project is conceived, from the initial analyses to improving its performance. Participants will individually learn to develop and manage a small project through a series of exercises using Rhinoceros, with the support of Grasshopper.
This workshop aims to equip participants with skills to find and manage all these inputs (design data) for more conscious design. Through a series of software and plugins, we will be able to capture and channel them and consequently control them. The more information we have as input, the better and more precise the results will be, giving us more assets at our disposal and enhancing our ability to “solve” problems in a targeted way.
Duration: | 8 Hours |
Instructor: | Stefano Bastia |
Difficulty: | Beginner |
Language: | English |
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Digital Members: | 89.25 EUR |
Advanced Grasshopper 2.0, Building Envelope(d) Data, Parametric Optimizations
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CS Nel 2024-11-01 13:17:33
There are a lot of valuable tricks and tips that increase the workflow and help to solve computational problems. I can see how the techniques learned in this can help with the projects I am working on.
MOHAFIZ RIYAZ 2024-11-18 16:06:46
Really good. I love it!