Behavior, adaptation and response are considered of the characteristics living organisms, for architecture it is a structural, physical functional construction. To achieve change in built environment not easy, as challenge comes from manner we build hierarchical nature design process. As such general problem research (the whole lack knowledge effect smart materials adaptive space within buildin...

Problem frames provide a means of analyzing and decomposing problems. They emphasise the world outside of the computer, helping the developer to focus on the problem domain, instead of drifting into inventing solutions. However, even modestly complex problems can force us into detailed consideration of the architecture of the solution. This is counter to the intention of the problem frames appr...

The technological developments in the world present a challenge to design studio students and educators alike since incorporation of computer-aided software into education has become necessity. This paper focuses on 2019-2020 Spring Semester INAR 302 Interior Design Studio IV at Çankaya University, which is parametric where are encouraged experiment utilize computer-based form-finding strategie...

This paper is directed to the use of architectural diagrams. Whenever architectural designers are confronted by a design task the beginning solution process entails a visualization of possible design solutions. The relationship between aspects of the beginning of the design process, the usage of architectural diagrams and the physical building as the final product of the design process is highl...

“Representation includes everything people construct to be known as a visual record or figurative manifestation of that reality. [...] Within this approach, architects usually reduce the definition of representation to the creation of such visual forms as drawings or models that selectively double or imitate the physical reality of a building. I would like to move beyond this traditional view t...

Considering how much work has gone into the study of diagrams in architecture, the place of diagrams within architectural theory and practice still remains somewhat allusive. After all what relation do they have to sketches, plans or elevations? Or is it not so much the single diagram but the linkages that they engender, linkages that mark the teleological nature of architecture itself? Is it n...