The use of Cellular Automata to explore bottom up architectonic rules

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Coates, Paul, Healy, N., Lamb, C. and Voon, W.L. 1996. The use of Cellular Automata to explore bottom up architectonic rules.
AuthorsCoates, Paul, Healy, N., Lamb, C. and Voon, W.L.
TypeConference paper
Abstract

This paper reports on recent experiments at UEL as part of the MSc:Architecture Computing & Design programme.
Using a range of state change rules a series of processes have been explored that lead to transient ÒdesignsÓ whose
global form is encoded in every cell of the development space. The application of CAs to Architectural Design offers
a lower level of rule system acting on a more elemental deconstruction of architectural space than the topological
methodology that many current spatial generators embrace.

Keywordsbuilding structure; building aesthetics; 3D design; Architecture
Year1996
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PrintMar 1996
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Web address (URL)http://hdl.handle.net/10552/949
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Coates, P. et al. (1996) ‘The use of Cellular Automata to explore bottom up architectonic rules.’ Eurographics UK Chapter 14th Annual Conference, 26-28 March 1996 London: Eurographics Association UK..

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