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11-13 sep 2019Faculty of Architecture University of Porto

The 37th eCAADe ConferenceXXIII SIGraDi Conference

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PORTO, 11-13 SEPTEMBER

THE ECAADE + SIGRADI 2019 CONFERENCE

Chairs José Pedro Sousa, FAUP João Pedro Xavier, FAUP Gonçalo Castro Henriques, UFRJ Joint Committee Birgul Colakoglu (eCAADe) Fernando García Amen (SIGraDi) Henri Achten (eCAADe) Joachim Kieferle (eCAADe) Marcelo Bernal (SIGraDi) Pablo C. Herrera (SIGraDi) Rodrigo Iglesias (SIGraDi) Rudi Stouffs (eCAADe)

Conference Team Pedro VarelaPedro MartinsAlexandra CastroDébora AndradeGabriel CorreiaGonçalo OliveiraHelena BernardoJoão CarvalhoMateus PimentaRafael Santos

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On 11-13 September 2019, eCAADe (Education and Research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe) and SIGraDi (Sociedad Iberoamericana de Gráfica Digital) joined their 37th and 23rd Annual Conferences to create a one-time event at the FAUP (Faculty of Architecture of the University of Porto).

Dedicated to the topic of “Architecture in the Age of the 4th Industrial Revolution”, this joint Conference is a unique opportunity to debate advanced research works with a wider and diverse scientific community and, also, to visit the beautiful city of Porto, Portugal.

Today, we live in a moment of profound and accelerated changes in the way we perceive and interact with the world, which many authors do not hesitate to call as “the 4th Industrial Revolution”. Extraordinary advancements in areas like mobile communication, artificial intelligence, big data, cloud computing, blockchain, nanotechnology, biotechnology, facial recognition, robotics or additive manufacturing are fusing the physical, biological and digital systems of production.

Such technological context has triggered a series of disruptive concepts and innovations, like the smart-phone, social networks, online gaming, internet of things, smart materials, interactive environments, personal fabrication, 3D printing, virtual and augmented realities, drones, self-driving cars or the smart cities, which, all together, are drawing a radically new world.

Like in the past, if the world changes, the discipline of architecture cannot remain indifferent. It must understand and adapt to the new circumstances and also, why not, orient some of the undergoing transformations. Since digital technologies are at the core of the emerging paradigm, we invited academicians, researchers, professionals and students to address how digital technologies are shaping the place and role of architecture in the age of the 4th industrial revolution.

What is the impact of new technologies in architectural education and practice? What are the emerging opportunities and main threats to our discipline caused by the rise of intelligent agents and new materialities? How architects are (or should) balancing between a position of critical resistance and that of faithful adoption regarding the convergence of cyber, physical and biological systems?

These are just some of the questions to be addressed in the eCAADe SIGraDi Conference 2019.

ARCHITECTURE IN THE AGE OF THE 4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

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ECAADE + SIGRADI 2019 CONFERENCE

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCEYour certificate of attendance is included in your conference bag.

COFFEE & LUNCH BREAKSCoffee, snacks and lunch are included in all registration fees during the scheduled breaks.

CONFERENCE LANGUAGEThe official language of the Conference is English and no translation is available.

CONFERENCE TEAMThe Conference team members will be present at the registration desk and at all lectures halls. Do not hesitate to approach them with queries – they will gladly assist you. You will recognise them by characteristic blue T-Shirt.

INTERNET ACCESSThe University provides free wireless internet access for all participants.Wifi UPdigitalUsername ECAADE2019 Password SIGRADI2019

LOST&FOUNDParticipants can look for their lost items or deposit found items at the registration desk.

SMOKINGThank you for not smoking inside the conference venue. Smoking outside of the building is permitted. Please use the ashtrays provided.

ROOMSR1 – Fernando Távora AuditoriumR2 – Flat RoomR3 – Library AuditoriumR4 – Window Room

CONFERENCE INFORMATION

IF YOU ARE A SPEAKER IN A SESSION

·¬ Please locate your session room in due time. Please be at your session room 15 minutes prior to the start of the session.

·¬ We expect you to submit your presentation in due time directly at the session room – latest during the break before the respective session starts.

·¬ Presentation time max. 9-10 min.·¬ Due to the tight schedule in the sessions,

it is not possible to connect your own presentation device. All necessary conference infrastructure is available in the lecture halls (video projection, Wi-fi internet connection, etc.).

IF YOU ARE A SESSION CHAIR

·¬ Please locate your session room in due time. Please be at your session room 15 minutes prior to the start of the session.

·¬ We may remind you that speakers should obey strictly to the time schedule.

·¬ Please monitor the submission of presentations in the Room by the speakers of your session.

SPEAKER & CHAIRPERSON INFORMATION


SOCIAL PROGRAMME

When collecting your conference bag at the registration desk, you will receive all information you need to get access to the conference.Please wear always the badge with your name during the entire event.

WELCOME RECEPTION

Wednesday, 11th September 2019starting at 19:30Location Porto City Town Hall (CM Porto)Address Praça General Humberto DelgadoTransportation Buses leave from Check-Point immediately after Keynote session (no time to visit hotel).

For this event, our host, the Mayor of the City of Porto. Rui Moreira will welcome us in the Noble Hall of the Porto City Town Hall building designed by the Architect Correia da Silva. The project followed the civic center expansion plan and the granite façade is decorated with a dozen sculptures, designed by José Sousa Caldas and Henrique Moreira. Those landmark sculptures are linked to Porto’s activities, such as viticulture, industry and sailing.

Please note: Student Registration does not include the participation in this event.

LOCATIONS

RECEPTION DINNER

Wednesday, 11th September 2019starting at 20:30Location Clube Fenianos PortuensesAddress Rua Clube dos Fenianos, 29Transportation Will not be necessary. The dinner location is next to the Porto City Town Hall.

For this event, the feast will be served in one of the City´s cultural and recreational association with a longer tradtion. Expect a surprise by the end of the dinner. This club in particular is associated with Brazilian artistic culture, as the organization of Carnival parades.


BOAT TRIP AND GALA DINNER

Thursday 12th September 2019starting at 19:30Boat Departure Cais da Ribeira do PortoDinner Location Alfândega do Porto at 21:00Address Rua Nova da AlfândegaTransportation Buses leave at 18:30 from CheckPoint (no time to visit hotel).

For this event, we will take you to a privileged location in the historical center of the City, on the bank of the Douro River. The boat will take you through the 6 bridges in the metropolitan area of Porto and its river mouth. The dinner will be served on the Alfândega Building – the Historic Custom Affairs Warehouse – a Congress Center refurbished by the Pritzker Prize Architect Eduardo Souto Moura.



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CLOSING PARTY 4.0

Friday 13th September 2019starting at 20:30Location Gallery Nuno CentenoAddress Rua Da Alegria 598 PortoTransportation Buses leave at 18:20 from Check-Point (no time to visit hotel).

It’s time to party all together. For this final social event, we will take you to an important spot of Contemporary Arts in Porto, at the Tower Cooperativa dos Pedreiros a modernistic landmark of the city, to enjoy its exquisite views. Some surprises are reserved over the dinner.


AFTER PARTY 4.0

Saturday 14th September 2019free entrance until 3am with your conference badgeLocation Plano BAddress Rua Cândido dos Reis, 30 PortoTransportation From the Closing Party 4.0 location, you can walk (15-20 min) or take a Uber/Taxi to the movida area in downtown.

Plano B is a fancy music bar club in Porto downtown with a retro design. You can enjoy concerts, loose yourself in the dancefloor or just have a good talk while having a drink. Plano B is also known by being among the first few bars that opened in the area before the nightlife boom that has taken over Porto downtown over the last decade.

Please note: This event is open to all registrants in the Conference.

With the exception of the Gala Dinner, return transport from the events is not provided. But you can easily get to your place through uber / bolt (apps), Taxi and Underground Metro.


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1 – Teatro do Campo Alegre2 – FAUP3 – Alfândega do Porto4 – Plano B club

5 – Clube Fenianos Portuenses6 – Porto Town Hall7 – Galery Nuno Centeno


WORKSHOPS PROGRAM

MONDAY, 9 SEP. TUESDAY, 10 SEP.

TOWER / ROOM 09:00-13:00 14:30-18:30 09:00-13:00 14:30-18:30

W1GAUDI’S HALLUCINATIONS: USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO REVISIT ASPECTS OF EARLY COMPUTATIONAL THINKINGDaniel Bolojan, Emmanouil Vermisso

TE 3.4

W2TOPOLOGIC: BUILDING, CONNECTING AND ANALYSING SPACE FOR ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING MODELLINGWassim Jabi

TG 5.3

W3DEEP REINFORCEMENT LEARNING IN GRASSHOPPER: DISCOVERING EMERGENT BEHAVIOUR WITH Q-LEARNINGNariddh Khean, Alessandra Fabbri, M. Hank Haeusler, Bree Trevena

TE 4.4

W4 GH SHAPE GRAMMARSRudi Stouffs TE 2.4

W5A SPACE AND TIME TRAVEL BASED IN AR+VR TECHNOLOGIES: A RENAISSANCE FOUNTAIN AND A BAROQUE BELL-TOWER FROM COIMBRA TO FAUPMauro Costa Couceiro, Rui Lobo, António Monteiro

TE 3.2

W6 NATURE PLEATED SURFACESFilipa Crespo Osório, Maria João de Oliveira TG 4.2

W7GENERATIVE DESIGN WORKFLOWS WITH PROJECT REFINERY AND DYNAMO (POWERED BY AUTODESK)Varvara Toulkeridou

TG 3.2

W8PARAMETRIC BIM DESIGN – GENERATIVE FAÇADE AS DYNAMIC SOLAR CONTROL – ARCHICAD GRASSHOPPER WORKFLOW (POWERED BY GRAPHISOFT)Pedro Santiago (UFP), Daniel Kovacs (Graphisoft)

TG 5.2

W9XGENERATIVE DESIGN – INTRODUCTION + CODING (POWERED BY DASSAULT SYSTEMES)Nicolas Senemaud, Rohan Keswani

TE 4.2


MONDAY, 9 SEP. TUESDAY, 10 SEP.

TOWER / ROOM 09:00-13:00 14:30-18:30 09:00-13:00 14:30-18:30

W1GAUDI’S HALLUCINATIONS: USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO REVISIT ASPECTS OF EARLY COMPUTATIONAL THINKINGDaniel Bolojan, Emmanouil Vermisso

TE 3.4

W2TOPOLOGIC: BUILDING, CONNECTING AND ANALYSING SPACE FOR ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING MODELLINGWassim Jabi

TG 5.3

W3DEEP REINFORCEMENT LEARNING IN GRASSHOPPER: DISCOVERING EMERGENT BEHAVIOUR WITH Q-LEARNINGNariddh Khean, Alessandra Fabbri, M. Hank Haeusler, Bree Trevena

TE 4.4

W4 GH SHAPE GRAMMARSRudi Stouffs TE 2.4

W5A SPACE AND TIME TRAVEL BASED IN AR+VR TECHNOLOGIES: A RENAISSANCE FOUNTAIN AND A BAROQUE BELL-TOWER FROM COIMBRA TO FAUPMauro Costa Couceiro, Rui Lobo, António Monteiro

TE 3.2

W6 NATURE PLEATED SURFACESFilipa Crespo Osório, Maria João de Oliveira TG 4.2

W7GENERATIVE DESIGN WORKFLOWS WITH PROJECT REFINERY AND DYNAMO (POWERED BY AUTODESK)Varvara Toulkeridou

TG 3.2

W8PARAMETRIC BIM DESIGN – GENERATIVE FAÇADE AS DYNAMIC SOLAR CONTROL – ARCHICAD GRASSHOPPER WORKFLOW (POWERED BY GRAPHISOFT)Pedro Santiago (UFP), Daniel Kovacs (Graphisoft)

TG 5.2

W9XGENERATIVE DESIGN – INTRODUCTION + CODING (POWERED BY DASSAULT SYSTEMES)Nicolas Senemaud, Rohan Keswani

TE 4.2


CONFERENCE PROGRAM – GENERAL

DAY 1 – WED 11 SEP DAY 2 – THU 12 SEP DAY 3 – FRI 13 SEP

TCA AUDITORIUM TCA AUDITORIUM TCA AUDITORIUM

08:30 - 09:00 OPENING DOORS 08:30 - 09:00 OPENING DOORS 08:30 - 09:00 OPENING DOORS

09:00 - 09:30 OPENING CEREMONY09:00 - 10:00 KEYNOTE - MARTA CAMPOS 09:00 - 10:00 WORKSHOP OUTCOMES

09:30 - 10:30 KEYNOTE – GABRIELA CELANI

FAUP

R1 FERNANDO

TÁVORA AUDITORIUM

R2 FLAT ROOM

R3 LIBRARY

AUDITORIUM

R4 WINDOW

ROOMFAUP

R1 FERNANDO

TÁVORA AUDITORIUM

R2 FLAT ROOM

R3 LIBRARY

AUDITORIUM

R4 WINDOW

ROOMFAUP

R1 FERNANDO

TÁVORA AUDITORIUM

R2 FLAT ROOM

R3 LIBRARY

AUDITORIUM

R4 WINDOW

ROOM

10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break 10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break 10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break

11:00 - 12:45

Design D1.S1.R1 Generative

Systems

Challenges D1-S1-R2

Education and Research

Matter D1.S1.R3 Fabrication and Construction 1

Data D1.S1.R4 Building

Information Modeling 1

10:30 - 12:45



Simulation D2.S1.R2

Prediction and Evaluation

Matter D2.S1.R3

Digital Production

and Robotics 1

Design D2.S1.R4 Artificial

Intelligence

10:30 - 12:45

Data D3.S1.R1 City

Information Modeling and

GIS

Simulation D3.S1.R2

Virtual and Augmented

Reality 2

Matter D3.S1.R3

Digital Production

and Robotics 2

Design D3.S1.R4

Algorithmic and

Parametric 3

12:45 - 14:00 Lunch 12:45 - 14:00 Lunch 12:45 - 14:00 Lunch

14:00 - 15:45

Design D1.S2.R1 Collaboration

and Participation

Challenges D1-S2-R2

History and future CAAD

Matter D1.S2.R3 Additive

Manufacturing

Data D1.S2.R4 Cultural Heritage

14:00 - 15:45

Design D2.S2.R1 Shape Grammars

and Ruled Systems

Simulation D2.S2.R2


Reality 1

Matter D2.S2.R3 Material

Studies and Innovation

Challenges D2.S2.R4

Sustainability + Cultural Heritage

TCA AUDITORIUM

15:45 - 16:15 Coffee Break 15:45 - 16:15 Coffee Break 14:00 - 15:00 KEYNOTE - MARIO CARPO

16:15 - 17:15Design D1.S3.R1 Algorithmic and

Parametric 1

Interaction D1.S3.R2 Human-

Computer

Challenges D1.S3.R3

Art and Digital Poesies

Data D1.S3.R4 Smart Cities


Parametric 2

Interaction D2.S3.R2

Responsive Environments

Matter D2.S3.R3

Fabrication and

Construction 2

Challenges D2.S3.R4

Big Data and Analytics

15:00 - 16:30 ROUNDTABLE

TCA AUDITORIUM16:30 - 17:00 Coffee Break

17:30 - 18:30 KEYNOTE - JOÃO ALBUQUERQUE / BIG17:00 - 18:00 AGM - ECAADE

AGM - SIGRADI

18:00 - 18:30 AWARDS + ANNOUNCEMENTS

19:30 WELCOME RECEPTION 19:30 CONFERENCE DINNER 20:00 CLOSING PARTY 4.0


DAY 1 – WED 11 SEP DAY 2 – THU 12 SEP DAY 3 – FRI 13 SEP

TCA AUDITORIUM TCA AUDITORIUM TCA AUDITORIUM

08:30 - 09:00 OPENING DOORS 08:30 - 09:00 OPENING DOORS 08:30 - 09:00 OPENING DOORS

09:00 - 09:30 OPENING CEREMONY09:00 - 10:00 KEYNOTE - MARTA CAMPOS 09:00 - 10:00 WORKSHOP OUTCOMES

09:30 - 10:30 KEYNOTE – GABRIELA CELANI

FAUP

R1 FERNANDO

TÁVORA AUDITORIUM

R2 FLAT ROOM

R3 LIBRARY

AUDITORIUM

R4 WINDOW

ROOMFAUP

R1 FERNANDO

TÁVORA AUDITORIUM

R2 FLAT ROOM

R3 LIBRARY

AUDITORIUM

R4 WINDOW

ROOMFAUP

R1 FERNANDO

TÁVORA AUDITORIUM

R2 FLAT ROOM

R3 LIBRARY

AUDITORIUM

R4 WINDOW

ROOM

10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break 10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break 10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break

11:00 - 12:45

Design D1.S1.R1 Generative

Systems

Challenges D1-S1-R2

Education and Research

Matter D1.S1.R3 Fabrication and Construction 1



10:30 - 12:45



Simulation D2.S1.R2

Prediction and Evaluation

Matter D2.S1.R3

Digital Production

and Robotics 1

Design D2.S1.R4 Artificial

Intelligence

10:30 - 12:45

Data D3.S1.R1 City

Information Modeling and

GIS

Simulation D3.S1.R2


Reality 2

Matter D3.S1.R3

Digital Production

and Robotics 2

Design D3.S1.R4

Algorithmic and

Parametric 3

12:45 - 14:00 Lunch 12:45 - 14:00 Lunch 12:45 - 14:00 Lunch

14:00 - 15:45

Design D1.S2.R1 Collaboration

and Participation

Challenges D1-S2-R2

History and future CAAD

Matter D1.S2.R3 Additive

Manufacturing

Data D1.S2.R4 Cultural Heritage

14:00 - 15:45

Design D2.S2.R1 Shape Grammars

and Ruled Systems

Simulation D2.S2.R2


Reality 1

Matter D2.S2.R3 Material

Studies and Innovation

Challenges D2.S2.R4

Sustainability + Cultural Heritage

TCA AUDITORIUM

15:45 - 16:15 Coffee Break 15:45 - 16:15 Coffee Break 14:00 - 15:00 KEYNOTE - MARIO CARPO


Parametric 1

Interaction D1.S3.R2 Human-

Computer

Challenges D1.S3.R3

Art and Digital Poesies

Data D1.S3.R4 Smart Cities


Parametric 2

Interaction D2.S3.R2

Responsive Environments

Matter D2.S3.R3

Fabrication and

Construction 2

Challenges D2.S3.R4

Big Data and Analytics

15:00 - 16:30 ROUNDTABLE

TCA AUDITORIUM16:30 - 17:00 Coffee Break

17:30 - 18:30 KEYNOTE - JOÃO ALBUQUERQUE / BIG17:00 - 18:00 AGM - ECAADE

AGM - SIGRADI

18:00 - 18:30 AWARDS + ANNOUNCEMENTS

19:30 WELCOME RECEPTION 19:30 CONFERENCE DINNER 20:00 CLOSING PARTY 4.0


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CONFERENCE PROGRAM – 11 WEDNESDAY

D1 S1 R1 – DESIGN – GENERATIVE SYSTEMSCHAIR – TOMOHIRO FUKUDA

88 Aesthetic Quantification as Search Criteria in Architectural Design: Archinder

Victor Sardenberg, Theron Burger, Mirco Becker

100 Generative Systems: Intertwining Physical, Digital and Biological Processes, a case study

Gonçalo Castro Henriques, Ernesto Bueno, Daniel Lenz, Victor Sardenberg

101 A Generative System for the Terrain Vague: Transcarioca Bus Expressway in Rio de Janeiro

Isadora Tebaldi, Gonçalo Castro Henriques, Andres Martin Passaro

201 Form-finding methodology as strategy for formative research in industrial design education: Experimental techniques for the early creative phases of the product design process

David A. Torreblanca-Díaz, Ever Patiño, Andrés Valencia-Escobar, Diana Urdinola

308 Design Space Exploration of Initial Structural Design Alternatives via Artificial Neural Networks

Ozan Yetkin, Arzu Gönenç Sorguç

453 Tool for evolutionary aided architectural design. Hybrid Evolutionary Algorithm applied to Multi-Objective Automated Floor Plan Generation

Maciej Nisztuk, Paweł Myszkowsk

514 Deep Form Finding: Using Variational Autoencoders for deep form finding of structural typologies

Jaime de Miguel, Maria Eugenia Villafañe, Luka Piškorec, Fernando Sancho-Caparrini

602 Steps towards AI augmented parametric modeling systems for supporting design exploration

Varvara Toulkeridou

D1 S1 R2 – CHALLENGES – EDUCATION AND RESEARCHCHAIR – DAVID SPERLING

43 Computational Design Thinking for first year architectural design studios

Simos Vamvakidis

46 Conversations between architects and engineers

Marina Ferreira Borges

60 Evaluation of systems for video-based online teaching: Create your own MOOC or SPOC

Reinhard Koenig, Sven Schneider

173 Digital Empowerment for the “Experimental Bureau”: Work Based Learning in Architectural Education

Kulcke Matthias, Bob Martens

353 A Computational Design Workshop Experience for 21st Century Architecture Education

Arzu Gönenç Sorguç, Müge Kruşa Yemişcioğlu, Çağlar Fırat Özgenel

357 STEAM Approach for Architecture Education

Arzu Gönenç Sorguç, Çağlar Fırat Özgenel, Müge Kruşa Yemişcioğlu, Fatih Küçüksubaşı, Soner Yıldırım, Ernesto Antonini, Luigi Bartolomei, Nis Ovesen, Nicolai Steinø

481 Notes on Digital Architectural Design in the Undergraduate Teaching in Brazil

Tássia Borges de Vasconselos, David Moreno Sperling

516 Close Future: Co-Design Assistant: How Proactive design paradigm can help

Antonio Fioravanti, Armando Trento


D1 S1 R3 – MATTER – FABRICATION AND CONSTRUCTION 1CHAIR – RENATE WEISSENBÖCK

118 Mass Customization of Deployable Origami-based Structures

Bojan Tepavčević, Vesna Stojaković, Dejan Mitov

136 Digital Housing

Charles Vincent, Luiz Alberto Fresl Backheuser, Eduardo Campolongo

205 Prototyping a Facade Component: Mixed technologies applied to fabrication

Filipe Medéia de Campos, Raquel Magalhães Leite, Christina Figueiredo Prudencio, Maíra Sebastião Dias, Gabriela Celani

253 Option One-second Iteration: Analysis, evaluation and redesign of a rural housing prototype

Diego Alejandro Velandia Rayo

288 Design Method Aided by MABS and Cloud Computing: Framework integrating: construction techniques, materials, and fabrication

Thomaz da Silva Lopes Vieira, Jens-Uwe Schulz

367 Jamming Formations: Intuitive design and fabrication process through human-computer interaction

Kyriaki Goti, Shir Katz, Ehsan Baharlou, Lauren Vasey, Achim Menges

446 Material Studies for Thermal Responsive Composite Envelopes

Isak Worre Foged, Anke Pasold, Tommaso Pelosini

502 A Framework for a Five-Axis Stylus for Design Fabrication

Efe Gozen

D1 S1 R4 – DATA – BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING 1CHAIR – BURAK PAK

78 The Development of Architectural Design Environment for BIPV using BIM

Eonyong Kim, Hyunwoo Jeon, Hanjong Jun, Seongjoon Lee

123 A-BIM: A New Challenge for Old Paradigms

Leonardo Prazeres Veloso de Souza, Angélica Paiva Ponzio, Underléa Miotto Bruscato, Airton Cattani

140 Interaction with analysis and simulation methods via minimized computer-readable BIM-based communication protocol

Ata Zahedi, Frank Petzold

177 BIM-Aided Prefabrication for Minimum Waste DIY Timber Houses

Karolina Ostrowska-Wawryniuk

282 BIM Chilean Social Housing Analysis: from the 70’s to 90’s

Alberto Fernández González, Camilo Guerrero del Rio, Layla Jorquera Sepúlveda

296 Towards Blockchains for architectural design: Consensus mechanisms for collaboration in BIM

Theodoros Dounas, Davide Lombardi, Wassim Jabi

307 Key for Entering Industry 4.0 in the AEC Sector: BIM Organisation Development

Adam Tamas Kovacs, Mihaly Szoboszlai, Istvan Csusz

312 Building Information Modeling for Participatory Decision-making Processes

Juliano Veraldo da Costa Pita, Marcelo Cláudio Tramontano


D1 S2 R1 – DESIGN – COLLABORATION AND PARTICIPATIONCHAIR – TADEJA ZUPANCIC

37 Bridging the Gaps: Computation to Construction in India

Urvi Sheth

102 Tornado Pavilion: Simplexity, almost nothing, but human expanded abilities

Andres Martin Passsaro, Gonçalo Castro Henriques, Adriana Sansão, Isadora Tebaldi

103 Weaving physical-digital networks: Brazil-Germany integration experience

Tobias Wallisser, Gonçalo Castro Henriques, Amanda Ribeiro, Ronaldo Lee Menna

218 Towards an Architecture of Collaborative Objects

Alexander Grasser

316 Computational Design in Distributed Teamwork: Using digital and non-digital tools in architectural design competitions

Livanur Erbil Altintas, Altug Kasali, Fehmi Dogan

319 TransDigital: A cooperative educational project between architecture and crafts

Marco Hemmerling

552 FavLab Maré Edition

Verônica Natividade, Silvio Dias

593 Physical Computing, Prototyping, and Participatory Pedagogies: Make-a-thon as interdisciplinary catalyst for bottom-up social change

Joshua Vermillion, Alberto de Salvatierra

D1 S2 R2 – CHALLENGES – HISTORY AND FUTURE CAADCHAIR – BIRGUL COLAKOGLU

144 The interfaces between technologies and the design process in AEC industry

Paola Zardo, Andréa Quadrado Mussi, Juliano Lima da Silva

327 Reprogramming Practice: Revising design thinking through digital fabrication

Daniela Silva, Alexandra Paio, José Pedro Sousa

340 Digital Expansion of Stereotomy: A semantic classification

Pedro Azambuja Varela, José Pedro Sousa

354 The Roots of 4IR in Architecture: A military drawing machine used for space perception in architecture

Ricardo Mendes Correia, Rosalia Guerreiro

370 Crossing Timelines: Main research topics in the histories of eCAADe and SIGraDi

David Sperling, Simone Helena Tanoue Vizioli, Gabriel Braulio Botasso, Mateus Segnini Tiberti, Eduardo Felipe Zambom Santana, Brianda de Oliveira Ordonho Sígolo

462 CoDesign Spaces: Experiences of EBD research at an industrial design makerspace

Bruno Perelli Soto, Pedro Soza Ruiz

471 Trend Topics and Changing Concepts of Computational Design in the Last 16 Years: A content analysis

Orkan Zeynel Güzelci, Sema Alaçam, Handan Güzelci

495 Digital Technologies in Latin American Architecture: A Literature Review from the Third to the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Pablo C Herrera, Frederico Braida


D1 S2 R3 – MATTER – ADDITIVE MANUFACTURINGCHAIR – SARA ELOY

34 Re-perceive 3D printing with Artificial Intelligence

Dechen Chen, Dan Luo, Weiguo Xu, Chen Luo, Liren Shen, Xia Yan, Tianjun Wang

73 Direct Digital Manufacturing of Architectural Models using Binder Jetting and Polyjet Modeling

Stefan Junk, Michelle Niederhüfner, Nina Borkowska, Steffen Schrock

283 Additive Manufacturing of Ceramics

Teddy Slowik

408 Semi-flexible Additive Manufacturing Materials for Modularization Purposes: A modular assembly proposal for a foam edge-based spatial framework

Theresa Lohse, Liss C. Werner

455 Ceramic Additive Manufacturing in Architecture: Computational Methodology for Defining a Column System

João Moreira, Bruno Figueiredo, Paulo Cruz

522 Guiding Instability: A craft-based approach for modular 3D clay printed masonry screen units

Ji Shi, Yesul Cho, Meghan Taylor, David Correa

592 Free-form Ceramic Vault System: Taking ceramic additive manufacturing to real scale

João Carvalho, Bruno Figueiredo, Paulo Cruz

628 Design Method for Optimized Infills in Additive Manufacturing Thermoplastic Components

Luis Borunda, Manuel Ladron de Guevara, Jesus Anaya

D1 S2 R4 – CHALLENGES – CULTURAL HERITAGECHAIR – ANTONIO FIORAVANTI

57 DIGITAL MODERN: ‘Towards a new materiality’ of Modern Architecture in Fortaleza-Ceará (Brazil).

Ricardo Alexandre Paiva

168 Gamification of Heritage through Augmented Reality

Guzden Varinlioglu, Suheyla Muge Halici

194 Parametric Beijing Siheyuan: An algorithmic approach for the generation of Siheyuan housing variants based on its traditional design principles

Yuyang Wang, Asterios Agkathidis, Andrew Crompton

273 Using Grammars to Trace Architectural Hybridity in American Modernism: The case of William Hajjar single-family house

Mahyar Hadighi, Jose Duarte

393 Calculating Movement: An Agent Based Modeling System for Historical Studies

Augustus Wendell, Burcak Ozludil, Estefanía López-Salas

421 Church Heritage Multimedia Presentation: Case study of the iconostasis as the characteristic art and architectural element of the Christian Orthodox churches

Isidora Djuric, Vesna Stojakovic, Snezana Misic, Igor Kekeljevic, Ivana Vasiljevic, Milos Obradovic, Ratko Obradovic

479 A Digital Twin for Directing People Flow in Preserved Heritage Buildings

Armando Trento, Gabriel Wurzer, Ugo Maria Coraglia

511 A New Approach to the Cultural Heritage Documentation Process

Hugo Guimarães Sampaio, Leonardo Luna de Melo Jorge, Rafael Mourão Fiuza, Daniel Ribeiro Cardoso


D1 S3 R1 – DESIGN – ALGORITHMIC AND PARAMETRIC 1CHAIR – ANTONIO LEITÃO

94 Interventions in the urban setting through generative design and digital fabrication: Three study cases in the city of Montevideo

Marcelo Paysse Álvarez, Fernando García Amen, Paulo Pereyra Bonifacio

149 Convolutas: Developable strips and digital fabricated lightweight architecture

Francisco Gonzalez-Quintial, Andres Martin-Pastor

152 Contemporary Architecture between Research and Practice: Experimentations in Digital Wood

Salvator-John A. Liotta

202 CUSTOMIZING MASS HOUSING IN BRAZIL: INTRODUCTION TO AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM

Alexander Lopes de Aquino Brasil, Juarez Moara Santos Franco

210 Biomimetic Reciprocal Frames: A design investigation on bird’s nests and spatial structures

Caio Castriotto, Guilherme Giantini, Gabriela Celani

561 Architectural Design in Open-Source Software: Developing MeasureIt-ARCH, an Open Source tool to create Dimensioned and Annotated Architectural drawings within the Blender 3D creation suite.

Kevan Cress, Philip Beesley

D1 S3 R2 – INTERACTION – HUMAN-COMPUTERCHAIR – PAULA GOMEZ

61 Making use of Point Cloud for Generating Subtractive Solar Envelopes

Miktha Farid Alkadri, Francesco De Luca, Michela Turrin, Sevil Sariyildiz

117 Development of a Semantic Segmentation System for Dynamic Occlusion Handling in Mixed Reality for Landscape Simulation

Daiki Kido, Tomohiro Fukuda, Nobuyoshi Yabuki

182 Post-fláneur in Public Space: Altering walking behaviour in the era of smartphones

Gorsev Argin, Burak Pak, Handan Turkoglu

239 Dexterity-controlled Design Procedures

Federico Garrido, Joost Meyer

438 SEEstem: Wearable navigation device for people with visual impairments

Paula Iunes Salles Esteves, Andressa Carmo Pena Martinez, Lucas Francisco da Matta Vegi, Igor Rodrigues Cardoso, Mauro Nacif Rocha, Ricardo dos Santos Ferreira, Denise Mônaco dos Santos

665 Aerochair: Integrative design methodologies for lightweight carbon fiber furniture design

Rebeca Duque Estrada, Maria Wyller, Hanaa Dahy


D1 S3 R3 – CHALLENGES – ART AND DIGITAL POESIESCHAIR – AULIKKI HERNEOJA

64 Singing Cans: Prototyping an experimental wind instrument through parametric design integrated with field experiments

Shao-Yun Wang, Agathi Sianoudi, Maohua Wang, Hongmei Wu, Tsung-Hsien Wang, Zhuoqun Zhang, Chengzhi Peng

287 The Digital Street Lab in a Box: A tool-kit for surviving in the contemporary public space

Rodrigo Martin Iglesias, Paul Guzzardo, Gustavo Cardon

298 Artistic computational design featuring imprecision: A method supporting digital and physical explorations of esthetic features in robotic single-point incremental forming of polymer sheets

Malgorzata A. Zboinska

634 Prototyping shifts in design scale: The “Carotid thermo-regulator” as intelligent body architecture

Emmanouil Vermisso, Mate Thitisawat, Boutros Bou-Nahra, Heather Akers

652 Color Harmony Integration-driven Design Process for Aesthetic Village

Hyunsoo Lee, Daseul Kim, Jihyoun Hwang

D1 S3 R4 – DATA – SMART CITIESCHAIR – FERNANDO LIMA

81 Grey Box City: Building cybernetic urban systems for smarter simulations

Phillipe Costa

195 Citizen Engagement through Design Space Exploration: Integrating citizen knowledge and expert design in computational urban planning

Katja Knecht, Dimitrie A. Stefanescu, Reinhard Koenig

334 The Digital Twin: Tackling Urban Challenges with Models, Spatial Analysis and Numerical Simulations in Immersive Virtual Environments.

Fabian Dembski, Uwe Wössner, Mike Letzgus

405 Caronae: ridesharing and first steps into commuting opportunitie of academic exchange

Luísa da Cunha Teixeira, Rodrigo Cury Paraizo

643 Parametric Urban Design from Concept to Practice

Nicolai Steinø


CONFERENCE PROGRAM – 12 THURSDAY

D2 S1 R1 – DATA – BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING 2CHAIR – ANETTA KĘPCZYŃSKA-WALCZAK

404 Coordinating Atypical Architectural Precast Concrete Façades: Two categories

Jeffrey Collins, Russell Gentry

409 A Decision Support Framework for FLP in the Context of Industrial Facilities by the Use of BIM

Yigitcan Ulkucu, Sema Alacam

422 Building Information Modelling Implementation in Progress

Anetta Kepczynska-Walczak

447 Monitoring Environmental and Health Impact Data in BIM Models to Assure Healthy Living Environments

Anja Jutraž, Andreja Kukec, Peter Otorepec, Ladi Lampič, Jure Pohleven, Jakub Sandak, Katja Malovrh, Monika Varkonji Sajn

470 Inclusive Architecture: Digital technologies and qualification of the project process

Luísa Silva, Andrea Mussi, Thaísa Silva

478 BIM training in Brazil: Preparing professionals for BIM adoption by public administration

Eduardo Sampaio Nardelli

566 BIM knowledge assessment: an overview among professionals: A survey on the AEC industry in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Aline Valverde Arroteia, Gustavo Garcia do Amaral, Simone Zeni Kikuti, Silvio Burrattino Melhado

568 Protection of the waterfront panoramas based on computational 3D-analysis

Paweł Rubinowicz

613 Automatic Rule-Based Checking for the Approval of Building Architectural Designs of Airport Passenger Terminals based on BIM

Ítalo Guedes, Max Andrade

D2 S1 R2 – SIMULATION – PREDICTION AND EVALUATIONCHAIR – RUDI STOUFFS

68 The Effect of Complex Wall Forms on the Room Acoustics: An experimental case study

Asli Agirbas

110 Parametric Analysis Versus Intuition: Assessment of the effectiveness of design expertise

Marcelo Bernal, Tyrone Marshall, Victor Okhoya, Cheney Chen, John Haymaker

153 Spatiotemporal Occupancy for Building Analytics

Paula Gomez-Zamora, Sonit Bafna, Craig Zimring, Ellen Do, Mario Romero Veja

265 Multi-Criteria Agent Based Systems: Generation of circulations through local decisions

Gonzalo Vegas, Marcelo Bernal, Francisco Calvo

305 Building envelope adapting from and to the wind flow

Lenka Kabošová, Isak Worre Foged, Stanislav Kmeť, Dušan Katunský

346 Integrating BIPV during Early Stages of Building Design

Martin Kaftan, Sebastian Sautter, Bernhard Kubicek

369 Surfaces Plot: A data visualization system to support design space exploration

Camilo Hernán Contreras


464 Evolutionary Optimization of Building Facade Form for Energy and Comfort in Urban Environment through BIM and Algorithmic Modeling: A case study in Porto, Portugal

Pedro Santiago

538 Rawbot: A digital system for AR fabrication of bamboo structures through the discrete digitization of bamboo

Ngai Hang Wu, Marina Dimopoulou, Han Hsun Hsieh, Christos Chatzakis

555 Building facade optimization for maximizing the incident solar radiation

Kyane Bomfim, Felipe Tavares

D2 S1 R3 – MATTER – DIGITAL PRODUCTION AND ROBOTICS 1CHAIR – DAGMAR REINHARDT

116 Collaborative Crafting of Interlocking Structures in Stereotomic Practice

Shayani Fernando

126 Revisiting Folded Forms with Digital Fabrication

Anna Szabo, Ena Lloret-Fritschi, Lex Reiter, Fabio Gramazio, Matthias Kohler, Robert J. Flatt

280 Haptic Learning: Towards Neural-Network-based adaptive Cobot Path-Planning for unstructured spaces

Gabriella Rossi, Paul Nicholas

294 Design Robotics: Towards human-robot timber module assembly

Dagmar Reinhardt

300 Adaptable and Programmable Formwork for Doubly Curved Concrete Surfaces

Lynn Hyun Kieffer, Paul Nicholas

355 Oriole Beta: A Parametric Solution for Robotic Motion Design Using Animation

Ebrahim Poustinchi

359 InFoamed Matter: Robotic production and assembly of foam-injected structures

Shota Tsikoliya, David Kovařík, Imro Vasko, Petra Garajová, Adam Varga, Marketa Osifová

360 RAF: Robot Aware Fabrication: Hand-motion Augmented Robotic Fabrication Workflow and Case Study

Likai Wei, La Ta, Liang Li, Yang Han, Yingying Feng, Xin Wang, Zhen Xu

368 Spatial Glass Bonds: Computation and fabrication system of complex glass structure

Yu-Ting Sheng, Shih-Yuan Wang, Mofei Li, Yu-Hung Chiu, Yi-Heng Lu, Chun-Man Tu, Yi-Chu Shih

D2 S1 R4 – DESIGN – ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCECHAIR – FERNANDO GARCIA AMEN

50 Visual Representation of Adjacencies: A NetLogo application to turn functional matrices into bubble diagrams

Wolfgang Lorenz, Gabriel Wurzer

135 Deep Generative Learning for the Generation and Analysis of Architectural Plans with Small Datasets

David Newton

171 Architectural Drawing Recognition: A case study for training the learning algorithm with architectural plan and section drawing images

Can Uzun, Meryem Birgül Çolakoğlu

290 A Fuzzy-Based Approach for Evaluating Existing Spatial Layout Configurations

Ayman Assem, Sherif Abdelmohsen, Mohamed Ezzeldin

302 Quo vadis AI in Architecture?: Survey of the current possibilities of AI in the architectural practice

Laura Mrosla, Volker Koch, Petra von Both


315 Refurb!: A tool allowing for iterative refurbishment

Gabriel Wurzer, Ugo Maria Coraglia

339 Deep Learning Model for Predicting Preference of Space by Estimating the Depth Information of Space using Omnidirectional Images

Hina Kinugawa, Atsushi Takizawa

473 Interactive algorithm for generating accurate as-built plans by building owners

Filipe Brandao, Alexandra Paio, Adriano Lopes

648 Generation of Floor Plan Variations with Convolutional Neural Networks and Case-based Reasoning: An approach for transformative adaptation of room configurations within a framework for support of early conceptual design phases

Viktor Eisenstadt, Christoph Langenhan, Klaus-Dieter Althoff

671 The synergy of non-manifold topology and reinforcement learning for fire egress

Wassim Jabi, Aikaterini Chatzivasileiadi, Nicholas Mario Wardhana, Simon Lannon, Robert Aish

D2 S2 R1 – DESIGN – SHAPE GRAMMARS AND RULED SYSTEMSCHAIR – JOSÉ DUARTE

138 Bioinspired Modularity in Evolutionary Computation and a Rule-Based Logic: Design Solutions for Shared Office Space

Yujin Kim

146 Implementing the Santa Marta Urban Grammar: a pedagogical tool for design computing in architecture

Eduardo Castro e Costa, Debora Verniz, Siavash Varasteh, Marc Miller, José Duarte

184 Customers Perspective on Mass-customization of Houses

Krystian Kwiecinski, Jose P. Duarte

191 Controlling design variations: designing a semantic controller for a generative system

Pedro Engel Penter

204 Shape Grammars as a support instrument for heritage safeguard planning: From a vernacular language to a contemporary materialization

Rúben Castro, José Nuno Beirão

286 Parametric Design Model of Urban Collective Housing: Based on the Constructal Theory

Jung Eun Park, Hyunsoo Lee

335 Amorim’s Law: A modern grammar

Luiz Amorim, Cristiana Griz

658 Predicates and Directives for a Parametric-associative Matching Mechanism for Shapes and Shape Grammars

Rudi Stouffs

D2 S2 R2 – SIMULATION – VIRTUAL AND AUGMENTED REALITY 1CHAIR – RODRIGO CURY PARAIZO

16 Home Mobility Hazards Detected via Object Recognition in Augmented Reality

Sara Eloy, Luís Dias, Lázaro Ourique, Miguel Sales Dias

27 Enhancing User-Engagement in the Design Process through Augmented Reality Applications

Catherine Erzetic, Tiara Dobbs, Alessandra Fabbri, Nicole Gardner, M. Hank Haeusler, Yannis Zavoleas

65 Development of Segmentation-Rendering on Virtual Reality for Training Deep-learning, Simulating Landscapes and Advanced User Experience

Tomohiro Fukuda, Marcos Novak, Hiroyuki Fujii


124 Exploring the Affordances and Musico-Spatial Performance Opportunities of a Virtual Drumming Environment

Jeremy Ham, Uwe Woessner, Joachim Kieferle, Lawrence Harvey

156 Use of Virtual Reality in Participatory Design

Mauricio Loyola, Bruno Rossi, Constanza Montiel, Max Daiber

179 Immersive Algorithmic Design: Live Coding in Virtual Reality

Renata Castelo-Branco, António Leitão, Guilherme Santos

309 I Want To Ride My Bicycle – I Want To Ride My Bike: Using virtual reality for detailing a bicycle highway

Dokonal Wolfgang, Marina Lima Medeiros

311 Augmented Reality for Infrastructure Information: Challenges with information flow and interactions in outdoor environments especially on construction sites

Lasse Hedegaard Hansen, Erik Kjems

D2 S2 R3 – MATTER – MATERIAL STUDIES AND INNOVATIONCHAIR – LISS C. WERNER

150 Predicting and steering performance in architectural materials

Mette Thomsen, Paul Nicholas, Martin Tamke, Sebastian Gatz, Yuliya Sinke

402 Bio-Modules: Cyber-physical modular responsive variations for dark urban areas using bio-degradable materials

Penelopi F. Karali, Ayda Grisiute, Liss C. Werner

465 Mycelium-Based Bio-Composites For Architecture: Assessing the Effects of Cultivation Factors on Compressive Strength

Ali Ghazvinian, Paniz Farrokhsiar, Fabricio Vieira, John Pecchia, Benay Gursoy

508 V-INCA: Designing a smart geometric configuration for dry masonry wall

Yagmur Yenice, Daekwon Park

521 Actuated Textile Hybrids: Textile smocking for designing dynamic force equilibria in membrane structures

Viktoria Millentrup, Mette Ramsgaard Thomsen, Paul Nicholas

530 Foam Making Sense: behavioral additive deposition and stigmergic agency for integrated surface tectonics

Matteo Salsi, Alessio Erioli

619 Microbiologically Activated Knitted Composites: Reimagining a column for the 21st century

Bastian Beyer, Daniel Suárez, Norbert Palz

663 The Emerging of Spontaneous Materiality under Limited Digital Control

Yin Sha

D2 S2 R4 – CHALLENGES – SUSTAINABILITY +CULTURAL HERITAGECHAIR – RODRIGO MARTIN

114 Sustainable Design Framework for the Anthropocene: Preliminary research of integrating the urban data with building information

Gyueun Lee, Ji-hyun Lee

237 Starting hypothesis: A proposed biological-artificial mutualism

Adriana Granero

501 Embedding sustainable storm water management in urban blocks: Towards an Urban Water Model for architects

Kyratsoula Tereza Papanikolaou, Katherine A. Liapi, Ioannis A. Sibetheros

641 Recycled Sustainable 3D Printing Materials for Marine Environments

Kate Dunn, M. Hank Haeusler, Yannis Zavoleas, Mel Bishop, Katherine Dafforn, Francisco Sedano, Daniel Yu, Nina Schaefer


492 ICT for user-experience transformations in Sustainable - Smart Tourism Projects: VR, AR and MR in Rome’s historical center

Vasiliki Geropanta, Anna Karagianni, Panagiotis Parthenios

504 Exploring the ICT Potential to Maximize User - Built Space Interaction in Monumental Spaces: The case of the municipal agora in Chania, Crete

Anna Karagianni, Vasiliki Geropanta, Panagiotis Parthenios

529 When Residents Are Makers: Using Additive Manufacturing for Rehabilitating Modernist Housing Heritage

Amina Rezoug, Mine Özkar

599 A Historical Perspective to Fabrication in Architecture for Preserving Heritage

Mine Özkar, Begüm Hamzaoğlu, Sibel Yasemin Özgan

D2 S3 R1 – DESIGN – ALGORITHMIC AND PARAMETRIC 2CHAIR – MARCELO BERNAL

24 cloudMAGNET: A prototype for climatically active light-weight skins

Andrew John Wit, Rashida Ng

38 Megastructures: Past, Present, and Future

Taro Narahara

183 A Workflow for the Performance Based Design of Naturally Ventilated Tall Buildings Using a Genetic Algorithm (GA)

Humera Mughal, Jose Beirao

200 Cyber-Physical Emotive Spaces: Human Cyborg, Data, and Biofeedback Emotive Interaction with Compassionate Spaces

Mona Ghandi

627 Using Open Data to Derive Local Amenity Demand Patterns for Walkability Simulations and Amenity Utilization Analysis

Yang Yang, Samitha Samaranayake, Timur Dogan

667 Form and Data: from linear Calculus to cybernetic Computation and Interaction

Liss C Werner

D2 S3 R2 – INTERACTION – RESPONSIVE ENVIRONMENTSCHAIR – HENRI ACHTEN

262 Hybrid Environmental-Media Facade: Full-Scale Prototype Panel Fabrication

Anastasia Globa, Glenn Costin, Rui Wang, Chin Koi Khoo, Jules Moloney

358 User-centered Responsive Sunlight Reorientation System based on Multiagent Decision-making, UDaMaS

Ana Cocho-Bermejo, Diego Navarro-Mateu

387 Interactive Structure: Robotic Repositioning of Vertical Elements in Man-Machine Collaborative Assembly through Vision-Based Tactile Sensing

Bastian Wibranek, Boris Belousov, Alymbek Sadybakasov, Jan Peters, Oliver Tessmann

407 Responsive complex surfaces manufacturing using origami

Mara Capone, Emanuela Lanzara, Laura Marsillo, Carlos Alejandro Nome Silva

459 Dynamic Façade Design Studio: From sketches to microcontrollers

Vassilis Bourdakis, Aris Tsangrassoulis

567 Facilitating Communication in a Design Process using a Web Interface for Real-time Interaction with Grasshopper Scripts

Kateryna Konieva, Michael Roberto Joos, Pieter Herthogs, Bige Tunçer

645 Body Architectures: Real time data visualization and responsive immersive environments

Nancy Diniz, Frank Melendez, Woraya Boonyapanachoti, Sebastian Morales


D2 S3 R3 – MATTER – FABRICATIONS AND CONSTRUCTION 2CHAIR ALEXANDRA PAIO

176 Environmental Ceramics: Merging the digital and the physical in the design of a performance-based facade system

Guilherme Giantini, Larissa Negris de Souza, Daniel Turczyn, Gabriela Celani

193 Concrete Form[ing]work: Designing and Simulating Parametrically-Patterned Fabric Formwork for Cast Concrete

Annie Locke Scherer

197 Tooling Cardboard for Smart Reuse: Testing a Parametric Tool for Adapting Waste Corrugated Cardboard to Fabricate Acoustic Panels and Concrete Formwork.

Julio Diarte, Elena Vazquez, Marcus Shaffer

345 Design Guidelines for Zero Waste Manufacturing of Freeform EPS Facades

Marko Jovanovic, Marko Vucic, Radovan Stulic, Maja Petrovic

389 Speed of Deposition: Vehicle for structural and aesthetic expression in CAM

Ashish Mohite, Mariia Kochneva, Toni Kotnik

498 A Holistic Approach to Feature-based Structural Mapping in Cross Laminated Timber Buildings

Mehmet Sinan Bermek, Dennis Shelden, T. Russel Gentry

519 Evolving stages of digital fabrication in Latin America: Outlines of a research and extension project

Rodrigo Scheeren, Pablo C. Herrera, David Sperling

D2 S3 R4 – CHALLENGES – BIG DATA AND ANALYTICS,CHAIR GABRIEL WURZER

51 Semantic Enrichment of Indoor Point Clouds: An Overview of Progress towards Digital Twinning

Vladeta Stojanovic, Matthias Trapp, Rico Richter, Benjamin Hagedorn, Jürgen Döllner

98 Interdisciplinary design guidelines of an interface-device for a more accessible urban space.

Ludmila Soñez, Maria Elena Tosello, Esteban San Martín, Agustín Longoni

142 Understanding Design Empowerment through ICT-based Platforms in European Cities

Ahmet Gün, Yüksel Demir, Burak Pak

225 Amor SP: Understanding socio-spatial emotions of urban poor in SÃ£o Paulo

Maycon Sedrez, Jarryer de Martino

330 Exploring Work Environment Usage Behaviour through Context-Aware Mobile Methods

Piia Markkanen, Niels van Berkel, Aku Visuri, Arthur LeSaint, Denzil Ferreira, Aulikki Herneoja

381 Large-scale Prototyping Utilising Technologies and Participation: On-demand and Crowd-driven Urban Scenarios

Peter Buš

669 Aesthetics in Computational Design: A reflection on Max Bense’s theory on aesthetics of information and state of things.

A. Benjamin Spaeth


CONFERENCE PROGRAM – 13 FRIDAY

D3 S1 R1 – DATA – CITY INFORMATION MODELLING AND GISCHAIR – JOSÉ BEIRÃO

84 (Para)metric Evaluation of Walkability, Diversity and Density in Low-income Neighborhoods: Using the CityMetrics toolbox

Fernando Lima, Luiza Vallone, Carlos Frederico Costa, Ashiley Rosa

112 A Grammar-Based Generative Urban Design Tool Considering Topographic Constraints: The Case for American Urban Planning

Mina Rahimian, José Nuno Beirão, José Pinto Duarte, Lisa Domenica Iulo

159 The Morphology of Public Open Spaces as Visual Opportunity Fields: A space syntax approach based on Revelation and VGA maps customization with SalaScript

João Lopes, Alexandra Paio, José Nuno Beirão

233 Urban Street Retrofitting: An Application Study on Bottom-Up Design

Marcela Noronha Pinto de Oliveira e Sousa, Jose Duarte, Gabriela Celani

250 Visual Impact Analysis of Large Urban Investments on the Cityscape

Klara Czyńska

350 A highly integrated Horizontal coordinate-based tool for architecture

Chi-Li Cheng, June-Hao Hou

398 Integrated Parametric Urban Design in Grasshopper / Rhinoceros 3D: Demonstrated on a Master Plan in Vienna

Theresa Fink, Reinhard Koenig

414 Informal Settlements and City Information Modeling: Producing data to inform land use regulation in Fortaleza-Brazil

Mariana Costa Lima, Daniel Cardoso, Clarissa Freitas

475 Applied Spatial Accessibility Analysis for Urban Design: An integrated graph-gravity model implemented in Grasshopper

Serjoscha Düring, Andrej Sluka, Ondrej Vesely, Reinhard König

550 Context-rich Urban Analysis Using Machine Learning: A case study in Pittsburgh, PA

Jinmo Rhee, Daniel Cardoso Llach, Ramesh Krishnamurti


D3 S1 R2 – SIMULATION – VIRTUAL AND AUGMENTED REALITY 2CHAIR JOACHIM KIEFERLE

318 ViBe (Virtual Berlin) – Immersive Interactive 3D Urban Data Visualization: Immersive interactive 3D urban data visualization

Louna Al Bondakji, Anne-Liese Lammich, Liss C. Werner

342 Inserting and Encircling: Two complementary immersive strategies for mixed-reality applied to cultural heritage *

Mauro Costa Couceiro, Rui Lobo, António Monteiro

399 Virtual Reality in Early Phases of Architectural Studies: Experiments with first year students in immersive rear projection based virtual environments

Joachim Kieferle, Uwe Woessner

412 An Immersive 360° Experience in Rio de Janeiro in the Late 19th Century: The panorama of Victor Meirelles and Henri Langerock

Thiago Leitão de Souza, Valéria Fialho, Giovany Bicalho, Vinicius Schelk, Isabella Mendes

425 Pop Up Factory : Collaborative Design in Mixed Rality: Interactive live installation for the makeCity festival, 2018 Berlin

Giovanni Betti, Saqib Aziz, Gili Ron

427 An Empirical Inquiry into the Perceptual Qualities of Spatial Enclosures in Head Mounted Display Driven VR Systems: Quantifying the ‘Intangibles’ of Space

Rohit Priyadarshi Sanatani

474 Do we still need CAVEs?

Guilherme Nunes de Vasconcelos, Maria Lucia Malard, Mateus van Stralen, Maurício Campomori, Sandro Canavezzi de Abreu, Tales Lobosco, Isabella Flach Gomes, Lucas Duarte Costa Lima

499 A Multivariant Design Tool based on affordable VAM-Technologies: Interactive Design and Flexible Immersion

Werner Lonsing

506 Implementing Augmented Reality for the Holographic Assembly of a Modular Shading Device

Odysseas Kontovourkis, Christos Georgiou, Andreas Stroumpoulis, Constantinos Kounnis, Christos Dionyses, Styliana Bagdati

557 Evaluation of the energy performance of stilt houses (palafitos) of the Chiloé Island. The role of dynamic thermal simulation on heritage architecture.

Carla Manríquez, Pablo Sills


D3 S1 R3 – MATTER – DIGITAL PRODUCTION AND ROBOTICS 2CHAIR – MARTA MALÉ-ALEMANY

417 Anatomy of a Building: Introducing interactive RGB lenses for architectural data visualization

Renate Weissenböck, Ioanna Symeonidou

376 Collaborative Robotic Masonry and Early Stage Fatigue Prediction

Avishek Das, Isak Worre Foged, Mads Brath Jensen, Michael Natapon Hansson

467 From MoleMOD to MoleSTRING: Design of self-assembly structures actuated by shareable soft robots

Jan Petrš, Hanaa Dahy, Miloš Florián

488 A computational framework for the design and robotic manufacturing of complex wood structures

Roberto Naboni, Anja Kunic

541 CREASE: Synchronized Gait Through Folded Geometry.

Olga Mesa, Saurabh Mhatre, Malika Singh, Dan Aukes 211 CoBuilt

549 CoBuilt: Towards a novel methodology for workflow capture and analysis of carpentry tasks for human-robot collaboration

Dagmar Reinhardt, M. Hank Haeusler, Lian Loke, Eduardo de Oliveira Barata, Charlotte Firth, Nariddh Khean, Kerry London, Yingbin Feng, Rodney Watt

605 Automated Brick Pattern Generator for Robotic Assembly using Machine Learning and Images

Bárbara Andrade Zandavali, Manuel Jiménez García

630 If Only Wood Could Speak...: Explorations in digital fabrication processes based on timber grain and patterns

Carla Saad

660 RETHINKING THE PHILIPS PAVILION THROUGH ROBOTIC HOT WIRE CUTTING.: An experimental prototype

Pedro Filipe Martins, Sandra Nunes, Paulo Fonseca de Campos, José Pedro Sousa

675 Robotic AeroCrete: A novel robotic spraying and surface treatment technology for the production of slender reinforced concrete elements

Nizar Taha, Alexander Nikolas Walzer, Jetana Ruangjun, Theophil Bürgin, Kathrin Dörfler, Ena Lloret-Fritschi, Fabio Gramazio, Matthias Kohler


D3 S1 R4 – DESIGN – ALGORITHMIC AND PARAMETRIC 3CHAIR WASSIM JABI

216 Visual Input Mechanisms in Textual Programming for Architecture

Maria João Sammer, António Leitão

249 RILAB - architectural envelopes: From spatial representation (generative algorithm) to geometric physical optimization (scientific modeling)

Mauro Chiarella, Luciana Gronda, Martín Veizaga

322 Parametric Patchwork: Advancing the Development of an Organic Photovoltaic Carrier System through Various Computational Methods

Timo Carl, Markus Schein

397 ‘GHShot’: a collaborative and distributed visual version control for Grasshopper parametric programming

Verina Cristie, Sam Conrad Joyce

449 The Architecture of ScarCity Game: The craft and the digital as an alternative design process

Axel Becerra Santacruz

456 Optimizing Exhibition Spaces: A Multi-Objective Approach

Inês Pereira, Catarina Belém, António Leitão

510 Stripe Segmentation for Branching Shell Structures: A Data Set Development as a Learning Process for Fabrication Efficiency and Structural Performance

Effima Giannopoulou, Pablo Baquero, Angad Warang, Affonso Orciuoli, Alberto T. Estévez

672 A Spatial Reasoning Framework Based on Non-Manifold Topology

Nicholas Mario Wardhana, Wassim Jabi, Aikaterini Chatzivasileiadi, Nikoleta Petrova


GUEST SPEAKERS

GABRIELA CELANIKeynote speaker Shortcut to the 4th Industrial Revolution: The case of Latin America

Gabriela holds a BA and an MSc in Architecture and Urban Design from the University of São Paulo, and a PhD in Design and Computation from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). She is presently a Professor of Architecture and Urban Design at the University of Campinas (Brazil) and has been a visiting scholar at Universidad Nacional del Litoral (Argentina), Universidade Técnica de Lisboa and MIT. In 2006, she founded LAPAC, the Laboratory of Automation and Prototyping for Architecture and Construction. Her work focuses on generative design, rapid prototyping, digital fabrication and automation of the architectural design process. She was vice-president of institutional relations of the SIGraDi from 2013 to 2015, and belongs to the scientific committees of several CAAD conferences, such as ECAADE, CAADRIA and DCC, acting also as a reviewer for journals such as Design Studies, IJAC, AIEDAM and Automation in Construction. Gabriela Celani was the chair of CAAD Futures Conference 2015, held in Sao Paulo, and is the treasurer of the CAAD Futures Foundation since 2017. In the same year, she received from SIGraDi the Arturo Montagú Prize for her academic trajectory.

JOÃO ALBUQUERQUE / BIGKeynote speaker Past to Future

João Albuquerque, BIG Associate and BIG BCN Design Director, is going to discuss BIG’s philosophy, evolution and adaptation during a decade of work, and present projects that explore how architecture can challenge the future of our world. BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) is a Copenhagen, New York, London and Barcelona based group of architects, designers, urbanists, landscape professionals, interior and product designers, researchers and inventors. The office is currently involved in a large number of projects throughout Europe, North America, Asia and the Middle East. BIG’s architecture emerges out of a careful analysis of how contemporary life constantly evolves and changes. Not least due to the influence from multicultural exchange, global economical flows and communication technologies that all together require new ways of architectural and urban organization. In this context, Past to Future presents the work by BIG from Yes is More to Form-giving, from Denmark to Mars.


JOSÉ PINTO DUARTE Roundtable Chair Architecture in the Age of the 4th Industrial Revolution

José P. Duarte is a Professor of Architecture and Landscape Architecture at the Penn State Stuckeman School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, where he holds the Chair in Design Innovation and directs the Stuckeman Center for Design Computing. Duarte holds a professional degree in architecture from the Technical University of Lisbon and master’s and a PhD in Design and Computation from MIT. He was Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, University of Lisbon, and president of eCAADe, a European association devoted to education and research in computer-aided design. His research focuses on the use of computation and AI to support context-sensitive design across different scales. Recently his team was awarded the 2nd place in finals of NASA 3D-Printed Mars Habitat Challenge aimed at the construction of a subscale habitat. The closing round-table “Architecture in the Age of the 4th Revolution” coordinated by José Duarte (United States) will be composed by the following guests: Clara Martins (United Kingdom), David Sperling (Brazil), Liss C. Werner (Germany), Manuel Heitor (Portugal, to be confirmed), Nariddh Khean (Australia) and Tomohiro Fukuda (Japan).

MARTA CAMPOSKeynote speaker Digital Building Revamp

Marta Campos is head of “Marta Campos – Architecture”, Porto based BIM addicted architectural atelier, passionately engaged in delivering architectural services, ranging from renovation to new construction. Due to market request most of her work as been on building renovation, leading to the foundation of “Norte Magnético” a company specialized in Entrepreneurship Management of building rehabilitation.

MARIO CARPOKeynote speaker Computational Brutalism

Mario Carpo, Reyner Banham Professor of Architectural Theory and History, the Bartlett, University College London. Carpo’s research and publications focus on the relationship among architectural theory, cultural history, and the history of media and information technology. His Architecture in the Age of Printing (2001) has been translated into several languages. His most recent books are The Second Digital Turn: Design Beyond Intelligence (2017), The Alphabet and the Algorithm, a history of digital design theory (2011); and The Digital Turn in Architecture, 1992-2012, an AD Reader.


USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

CURIOSITIES

Hello Olá

Welcome Bem-vindo

Good Morning Bom dia

Good Afternoon Boa tarde

Good Evening Boa noite

How are you? Como estás? / Tudo bem?

I am fine, thank you. And you? Estou bem, obrigado. E tu?

What´s your name? Como te chamas?

My name is… O meu nome é…

Thank you! Obrigado!

You´re welcome! De nada!

Goodbye Adeus

Excuse me! Por favor!

Bless you! (when someone sneezes) Santinho! / Viva!

Cheers! Saúde!

Your City is Superb! Vai bugiar!

We love Porto! Até os comemos!

World’s best football team Futebol Clube do Porto

World’s best sandwich Francesinha

World’s best wine Vinho do Porto

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World’s best conference eCAADe SIGraDi 2019


ABOUT THE ORGANIZERS

ECAADE

eCAADe (Education and Research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe) is a non-profit making association of institutions and individuals with a common interest in promoting good practice and sharing information to the use of computers in education and research in architecture and related professions. The organization was founded in 1983, and organizes an annual conference, which is hosted by a different member University each year. eCAADe initiated and manages the very successful CumInCAD archive of research publications in the field of Computer Aided Architectural Design. CumInCAD is a valuable resource for researchers, educators and others in the field. eCAADe has also collaborated with sibling associations to create the International Journal of Architectural Computing (IJAC).

www.ecaade.org

SIGRADI

SIGraDi (The Iberoamerican Society of Digital Graphics) is a non-profit association that brings together architects, urban planners, designers and artists linked to digital media. Its main goals are to contribute to the academic debate on digital media and their applications, promote the production and advancement of scientific knowledge in general, and stimulate research and education in the current context of major technological changes.

www.sigradi.org

SIBLING ASSOCIATIONS ACADIA, CAADRIA, ASCAAD, CAAD Futures

FAUP

With origins dating back to the XVIII century, the University of Porto (UP) is currently one of the most relevant education and research institutions in Portugal. Close to 31,000 students, 2,300 teachers and researchers along with 1,700 administrative staff attend its 15 schools and 69 scientific research units, spread across three University Campus located in the city of Porto.As an organic unit of the UP, the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Porto (FAUP) is one of the most prestigious Portuguese and European institutions of education, research and innovation in Architecture. Located in Polo III (Campo Alegre), the building complex of FAUP is one of the most emblematic creations of Álvaro Siza’s career, who was awarded with the Pritzker Prize 1992, and is an Emeritus Professor at FAUP. The School offers high quality courses, which include a Master Degree in Architecture (MIARQ), a PhD Programme in Architecture and an Advanced Studies Course in Architectural Heritage. The Center of Advanced Studies in Architecture and Urbanism (CEAU) manages the research activity at FAUP, which integrates the Digital Fabrication Laboratory (DFL) among other research groups. FAUP is thus a stimulating academic environment bringing together the traditions and the innovations in the discipline.

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ecaade special support

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diamond sponsors

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institutional partners

technical support

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