Computational Design is an approach that uses computational methods and tools to create and optimize designs across various fields such as architecture, engineering, and product design. It integrates algorithms, simulations, and computational models to explore design possibilities, automate processes, and enhance creativity. By leveraging data and computational power, designers can analyze complex variables, generate innovative solutions, and refine designs based on performance criteria. This method often involves the use of software and programming to generate geometric forms and structures, allowing for more efficient and effective design workflows. Computational Design emphasizes the relationship between form and function, making it possible to achieve results that are both aesthetically appealing and structurally sound. It is increasingly important in contemporary design practices, facilitating exploration of parameters that traditional design methods may not accommodate.
En la última exposición de la escuela de Dezeen, estudiantes del Instituto de Tecnología de Nueva York presentaron proyectos innovadores que exploraban la intersección entre la arquitectura, la tecnología y…