Articles Tagged: Computer-aided design
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SECTION: Features
Brain-Load, Stress Levels, and Visual Complexity: Digital Tools for the Detection of Intangible Human-Environment Interactions
How does the built environment affect our brain? The way we perceive our environments plays a crucial role in how our brains respond to cognitive load. Understanding the impact of spatial complexities on our cognitive processes could inform future design guidelines for more responsive environments.
By Mirna Zordan, Seungwoo Je, May 2024
COLUMN: INIT
Exploring the Horizon of Computation for Creativity
By Sam Bourgault, Jane E, June 2023
SECTION: Features
Why architecture and artificial intelligence?
What do architecture and AI have to do with each other? Quite a bit, it turns out, and it is a history that goes back to the origins of AI.
By Molly Wright Steenson, April 2018
SECTION: Features
Lots of parts, lots of formats, lots of headache
After three decades of digitally fabricating the world's wildest architecture, Zahner's R&D team discuss trials, tribulations, and a path to personalized production.
By James Coleman, Craig Long, Andrew Manto, Trygve Wastvedt, April 2016
Island three revisited: O'Neill cylinders and digital materials
Huge, habitable structures in space are a staple of science fiction, but digital materials could make them a reality.
By Daniel Cellucci, Kenneth C. Cheung, April 2016
DEPARTMENT: Labz
Design Informatics Lab
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
By Feras Alsaggaf, Javier Villarroel, Billy Wong, April 2016