Day 3 of #ComputationalDesignAtoZ: C is for Constraint - a condition that a design or optimisation problem must satisfy. A big part of Computational Design in practice is understanding and modelling design constraints (and sometimes, challenging them).
Day 4 of #ComputationalDesignAtoZ: D is for Dynamic Relaxation - a form-finding methodology used mostly to model tensile structures, but with applications to meshing and optimisation as well. Models masses connected by springs and jiggles them until everything is in equilibrium.
Day 1 of #ComputationalDesignAtoZ: A is for Algorithm - 'a process or set of rules to be followed in calculations or other problem-solving operations, especially by a computer.' In Computational Design we use these to model design problems and automate workflows.
We are recruiting! If you are a talented Computational Designer who wants to come work on cutting-edge design technology then... hello! https://t.co/BFbSvGxBzR
Well done to SiteSolve Tech-Enabled Consultancy Lead Emily Scoones for winning Best Woman in Digital Innovation and Most Distinguished Winner at the 2020 #WICEAwards
And now for the moment you have all been waiting for, THE 2020 MOST DISTINGUISHED WINNER OF THE YEAR IS...
Emily Scoones Senior Computational Design Engineer @ramboll_uk. CONGRATULATIONS EMILY!
#WICE#WICEAwards#WICEA
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"A generative design platform to allow developers to rapidly understand the likely viability of residential block development" https://t.co/fv3vuUes1P #generativedesign#datadrivendesign via @site_solve
We're prototyping a link to stream geometry from #Grasshopper3D straight into SiteSolve. This should help to enable even more advanced #GenerativeDesign workflows:
Does structural concrete have a place in a zero carbon future? By Paul Astle, Principal Structural Engineer https://t.co/dV48JF3BLM #netzero via @globalconreview
This is one of the cooler aspects of our recent work for @TfL; hooking @Site_Solve up to a custom API by @turnertownsend so that we could auto-generate buildings and they could auto-cost them, allowing us to optimise for potential return on >2,000 sites at once. @ramboll_uk
On the SiteSolve blog this week we discuss our collaboration with @turnertownsend to automate cost appraisal for over 2,000 sites for @TfL's mass land viability study: https://t.co/XmCn9Ifs5e #cost#appraisal#automation
How will cities evolve post COVID-19? Elad Eisenstein, our Regeneration and Cities Director, considers five key potential changes: https://t.co/8C7ZixPDfs #covid19#cities#carbonemissions