Vectorized Dynamic Relaxation for Structural Form Finding using NumPy

Pirouz Nourian; Shervin Azadi; Kotryna Valečkaitė

Vectorized Dynamic Relaxation for Structural Form Finding using NumPy

Pirouz Nourian, Shervin Azadi, Kotryna Valečkaitė

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Abstract

A few educational codes written by Shervin Azadi, Pirouz Nourian, and Kotryna Valeckaite

This repository has been created as an educational resource for the course EARTHY: Computational Design for Earth Architecture

The code is mainly inspired by and largely based on the code smaples generously shared by the Block Research Group in ETH Zurich, Prof. Philippe Block, Dr. Tom van Mele et al..

Based on the method explained in the slides available on this repository, after the two references found thanks to our colleague Dirk Rinze Visser:

Adriaenssens, S., P. Block, D. Veenendaal, and C. Williams (2014). Shell Structures for Architecture: Form Finding and Optimization. New York: Routledge. Chapter 2: Review of Dynamic Relaxation with an extension to six degrees of freedom theory by Adriaenssens, S.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	https://zenodo.org/record/3459223#.XZG0QfkzZPY
Publisher	GitHub/Zenodo
Edition	1.1
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 24 Sep 2019

Keywords

Vectorized Code
Dynamic Relaxation method
NumPy
Python
Structural Form Finding
Masonry buildings

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EARTHY: Generative Design for Earth and Masonry Architecture
Nourian, P., Azadi, S., Hoogenboom, J. J. J. G. & Sariyildiz, I. S., 11 Jul 2020, In : RuMoer: Periodical for the Building Technologist. 74, p. 47-53
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Vectorized Dynamic Relaxation for Structural Form Finding using NumPy

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EARTHY: Generative Design for Earth and Masonry Architecture

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