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Conference Program
FINAL PROGRAM
Keynote Speakers
The conference includes presentations from three keynote speakers.
Keynote Speaker 1: Prof. Dietmar Eberle -- ETHZ
Title: The Future of the Past
Keynote Speaker 2: Mr. Peter Head -- Arup
Title: A global revolution in urban and rural living
Summary: Peter will describe a global research project into how 9 billion people could live in a sustainable way on the planet in 2050, and what policies and investments are needed to deliver this, including tackling climate change, resource depletion and biodiversity destruction. The research used an evidence base of best practice around the world to build a vision of the future that met the ‘ecological age’ model. He will give feedback from his global lecture tour to 25 countries discussing these findings and talk about the technologies and urban design and architectural directions that are likely to emerge from this transition.
Keynote Speaker 3: Prof. Dr. Chye Kiang Heng -- NUS Singapore
Title: Researching Urban Sustainability in Asian Cities:
methodological journeys
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Paper Sessions
Note: The paper ID is given for each paper. This information is for the people who have the CD of the proceedings where all files are named using their ID only.
Session 1.1: Virtual Reality
Integration of VR technology in buildings management: The lighting system
Alcínia Zita Sampaio, Miguel M. Ferreira, Daniel P. Rosário
pp. 729-737; ID = 3
| e-Warisan SENIBINA: Towards a collaborative architectural virtual heritage experience
Ahmad Rafi, Azhar Salleh, Avijit Paul, Reza Maulana, Faisal Athar and Gatya Pratiniyata
pp. 739-746; ID = 23
| Development of a City Presentation Method by linking Viewpoints of a Physical Scale Model and VR
Toshiki Tokuhara, Tomohiro Fukuda, Nobuyoshi Yabuki
pp. 747-754; ID = 73
| Spatial Navigational Patterns Induced by Real and Virtual Architectural Environments
Anastasia Pechlivanidou-Liakata, Maria P. Kerkidou, Stelios C. Zerefos, Mladen Stamenic, Tina Mikrou, Adam Doulgerakis
pp. 755-763; ID = 134
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Session 1.2: Information/Knowledge Architecture
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Session 2.1: CAAD Curriculum
Session 2.2: Simulation, Visualization, Prediction and Evaluation
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Session 3.1: CAAD Curriculum
Utilizing 4D BIM models in the early stages of design
Ozan Önder Özener, Woonseong Jeong, James Haliburton, Mark J. Clayton
pp. 89-96; ID = 58
| Teaching Building Information Modeling at Undergraduate and Graduate Levels
Wei Yan
pp. 97-106; ID = 136
| SKG IN_FLUX: An urban ‘process-plan’
Anastasia Tzaka, Nikos Kalogirou, Giorgos Papakostas, Ioanna Symeonidou
pp. 107-114; ID = 131
| Use of grammar for shape exploration with novice students: Experiment 1: Against the First Impressions
Mohamed S. Ibrahim, Alan Bridges, Scott C. Chase, Samir Bayoumi, Dina S. Taha
pp. 115-124; ID = 91
| Emotive Spaces: Spatial interpretations based on the book “Der Ohrenzeuge” by Elias Canetti
Marco Hemmerling, Anke Tiggemann
pp. 125-132; ID = 211
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Session 3.2: New Design Concepts and Strategies
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Session 4.1: CAAD Curriculum
Session 4.2: Design Tool Development
Experimenting with Building Footprint Formation and Volume Optimization: A constraint programming approach for the optimization of building-volumes based on combinatorial rectangular footprint formations
Martin Schoch, Apichat Praditsmanont
pp. 419-427; ID = 69
| One Mill per Student: Designing a low cost prototype mill for architectural use
Volker Koch, Willy Abraham, Sebastian Selbmann, Andreas Kindsvater, Petra von Both
pp. 429-436; ID = 99
| Spatializing Planar Ornaments: Towards esthetic control in segmenting and building curved surfaces
Milena Stavric, Urs Hirschberg, Albert Wiltsche
pp. 437-443; ID = 100
| -FREAC: A Technical Introduction to a Framework for Enhancing Research in Architectural Design and Communication
Reinhard Koenig, Torsten Thurow, Jörg Braunes, Christian, Tonn, Dirk Donath, Sven Schneider
pp. 445-451; ID = 117
| Mixer Modeling – An intuitive design tool: Using a hardware controller to actuate parametric design software
David Lemberski, Marco Hemmerling
pp. 453-458; ID = 214
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Session 5.1: Simulation, Visualization, Prediction and Evaluation
Session 5.2: Design Tool Development
Assessing computational tools for urban design: Towards a 'City Information Model'
Jorge Gil, José Beirão, Nuno Montenegro, José Duarte
pp. 361-369; ID = 21
| Towards a meaningful Usage of Digital CNC Tools: Within the Field of large-scale Landscape Architecture
Christophe Girot, Mathias Bernhard, Yves Ebnöther, Pia Fricker, Alexandre Kapellos, James Melsom
pp. 371-378; ID = 51
| Attractive City - an interactive city generator
Edyta Augustynowicz, Stefanie Sixt, Sofia Georgakopoulou
pp. 379-387; ID = 196
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Session 6.1: Simulation, Visualization, Prediction and Evaluation
Session 6.2: Design Tool Development
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Session 7.1: Simulation, Visualization, Prediction and Evaluation
A Study on Viewshed Frequency Analysis for establishing Viewpoints
Sang Bok Lee, Jung Rim Ryu, Seung Yeon Choo, Seung Hak Woo, Ji Hyo Seo, Jin Sung Jo
pp. 615-622; ID = 89
| Computer-generated circulation diagrams in macro-scale design investigation
Odysseas Kontovourkis
pp. 623-632; ID = 97
| Applied multi-scale design and optimization for people flow
Sam Joyce, Vincent Tabak, Shrikant Sharma, Chris Williams
pp. 633-639; ID = 148
| System-Embedded Building Design and Modeling: Parametric Systems Modeling of Buildings and their Environment for Performance-based and Strategic Design
Philipp Geyer, Martin Buchholz
pp. 641-650; ID = 166
| Scale and Complexity: Multi-layered, multi-scalar agent networks in time-based urban design
Jeannette Kuo, Dominik Zausinger
pp. 651-657; ID = 158
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Session 7.2: New Design Concepts and Strategies
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Session 8.1: Generative and Parametric Design
Session 8.2: City Modelling
Analyzing the Changes of Bosphorus Silhouette
Suzan Girginkaya Akdag, Gülen Çağdaş, Caner Guney
pp. 815-823; ID = 40
| Enhancing A Virtual City with Collective Memory: A Pilot Study of Jalan Malioboro in Yogyakarta
Sushardjanti Felasari, Chengzhi Peng
pp. 825-831; ID = 53
| A grammar-based procedural design guideline visualization diagram for the development of SVA Masdar City
Jan Halatsch, Thomas Caro, Bruno Moser, Gerhard Schmitt
pp. 833-840; ID = 168
| A Generative Design Model for Gaziantep's Traditional Pattern
Esra Gürbüz, Gülen Çağdaş, Sema Alaçam
pp. 841-849; ID = 233
| A Generative Design System to interactively explore different urban scenarios
Giuseppe Pellitteri, Raimondo Lattuca, Giuseppe Conti, Raffaele De Amicis
pp. 851-859; ID = 207
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Session 9.1: Simulation, Visualization, Prediction and Evaluation
The use of digital 3-D information to assess urban environmental quality indicators
Eugenio Morello, Cláudio Carneiro, Gilles Desthieux
pp. 499-506; ID = 111
| Computing towards Responsive Architecture: Energy based Simulation Software for Responsive structures
Angeliki Fotiadou
pp. 507-513; ID = 179
| Evaluating the Environmental Implications of Density: A comparative case study on the relationship between density, urban block typology and Sky View Factor performance
Ji Zhang, Chye Kiang Heng, Daniel Jun Chung Hii, Patrick Janssen, Lai Choo Malone-Lee, Beng Kiang Tan
pp. 515-527; ID = 92
| Macro Thinking & Micro Action: A digital simulation example for the southern part of Beijing, China
Xiaofan Deng, Haidong Ma
pp. 529-537; ID = 199
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Session 9.2: Collaborative Design
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Session 10.1: CAAD Curriculum
Session 10.2: Collaboration Design
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Session 11.1: Generative and Parametric Design
Session 11.2: City Modelling
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Bentley Panel Discussion
Topic: Overcoming Challenges to Research and Education in Computer Aided Architectural Design
Moderator: Scott Chase, Professor of Digital Design at Aalborg University, Denmark
Annual General Meeting (AGM)
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