In this course, our primary focus will be on emergent design strategies rooted in algorithmic design principles. These strategies have a far-reaching impact, not only on design methodologies but also on how we perceive and define architecture and its boundaries. We will explore how algorithmic and computational approaches are reshaping both physical spaces in our built environment and the interconnected digital realms of contemporary culture.
Credits: CD Seminar//Forces of nature//Grow-tesk//Zackary Bryson
The course’s core objective is to impart a solid understanding of visual scripting using Grasshopper while introducing the fundamental concepts of computational design. Students will learn how to generate geometry as data and how to algorithmically manage multiple sets of geometric information. This skill set is essential for developing algorithmic thinking, enabling students to navigate the complexities of geometric data effectively.