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    4.

    Application and Case Studies

    Figure 4.1: The Enclosure and Results [Zul04]

    The main variable in the experiment was the ratio of enclosure wall solid
    and void. Using an advanced draughting engine such Rhino and scripting
    language such as Rhinoscript, the researcher was able to create a
    responsive system with a generative random function to regulate the
    amount of light penetrating the enclosure.

    Interactive Parametric Modelling: Responsive Louvres


    System
    Another experiment by the same author [Zul04] was done using a
    parametric design driven program called CATIA (Computer Aided
    Three-Dimensional Interactive Application). The objective of this exercise
    was also to modulate light at the enclosure level, but through shading.
    The researcher used a number of vertical and horizontal louvres which
    responded to two factors; the location of the sun throughout days of
    different seasons which would affect the arrangement of the louvres, in
    addition to the angle of incidence which affected the orientation of each
    louvre as to reflect the light in a direction away from the building.
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    Figure 4.2: Mapping Relationships [Zul04]

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    4.1. Thermal Responsive Design using Generative Systems and


    Parametric Mapping

    Figure 4.3: Automated Adaption [Zul04]

    and witnessed real-time changes to building shape due to the change in


    solar location (fig. 4.3)
    The end result was quite similar to the initial design intentions (fig. 4.4).

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    4. Application and Case Studies

    Figure 4.4: The Adaptable Pavilion [Zul04]

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    4. Application and Case Studies

    2. Parametric delimited action: Semi-automated human intervention


    3. Generative emergence rules
    Parametric representation of the context. In order for the system
    to be adaptive and responsive, the context should be variable, and
    therefore parameterised. In the earlier work by the author (refer to section
    4.1) the stimulus to which the building had responded was the sun and its
    movement. Here however, the whole context of buildings, roads and the
    rest of the stimuli mentioned earlier will affect the buildings response (see
    fig. 4.7).

    Figure 4.7: A plan view of the Kendall Square area being manipulated to
    generate different context through parametric controls [Zul04]

    Figure 4.8: An isometric of the Kendall Square [Zul04]

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