Evolving Tower; Evolutionary form-finding regarding structure performance

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Project 01

Optimizati O n

Buildings’ F O rm tall

Seismic Architecture View

Designing a tall building is a complex task due to the wide variety of design factors. Today, parametric-based CAAD tools give architects the possibility of generating complex forms for tall buildings, with control over gravity and lateral load paths, the ability to monitor their responses to form changes, and finally generating the optimum form based on a specific governing criterion. In fact, the generative and creative potential of parametric CAAD tools is opening up new methods of design in the architectural design context. Performance-based design (PBD) is a method based on building parametric design techniques in which performance becomes a guiding criterion to generate wide variety of alternatives that are optimum based on the corresponding performance. In this design method, numeric design assessments related to the learning process. (PDF) Generative Design Workflow for Seismic-Efficient Architectural Design of Tall Buildings; A Multi-object Optimization approach. Available from

Goal Generating Earthquak Resistance Tower Morphology in Tehran

Objectives

High Density

Seismic stability

Light-weight struture

Fitness-functions

Maximizing the Foot-print

Minimizing Structural Weight

Minimizing Global Displacment

Minimizing Overturning Moment

Phenotype Tower Morphology(2D Plan and 3D Form)

Genotypes 2D Geometry

Floors' Dimention

Floors' Rotation

Structural Division on x, y, z axis

Total Height

Total Floor Number

Constrain Inter-story Drift

the design wOrkFlOw;

the variety OF generated FOrms

This work use a “Generative Design Workflow” for the conceptual stage of tall buildings design using PBD method. This workflow generates various alternatives that outperform the initial model regarding the seismic performance. Towards this goal, first, the variables in the form that affect the building’s seismic performance are specified. Next, the architectural seismic design and performance criteria are defined. Finally, the optimization problem, including optimization goal/s and its/their corresponding fitness-function are determined.

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User needs and Requierments Typ of Structral System Selecting Plans Dimention Selecting 3D Transformation Structural Analysis Final Form Calculation Appropriate Karamba3D Structural Deisgn Criteria Define Optimization Matrix Selecting Palns Geometries Performance Evaluation
Design process Design

Design Tool

Calculation Table; Appropriate Area/Core

Rhino3D/ Grasshopper

Karamba3D

Wallacei

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the parametric algOrithm

This work use a “Generative Design Workflow” for the conceptual stage of tall erates various alternatives that outperform the initial model regarding the seismic the form that affect the building’s seismic performance are specified. Next, the defined. Finally, the optimization problem, including optimization goal/s and

Top/Middle/Base Geometries Generating Base Topology Structure Core and Floors Beams Core & Floors’ Beam Connection Generating Diagrid Struture Generating Other Floors 02 01 01 03 05 02 04 06 03
architecture
and structure integrated d
3D Form Structure Geometry 2D Geometry
Variables
Architectural Form Development

rithm ; design

tall buildings design using PBD method. This workflow genseismic performance. Towards this goal, first, the variables in the architectural seismic design and performance criteria are and its/their corresponding fitness-function are determined.

Structural Form Development

Convert to Structural Anlaysis Visualization

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structural analysis

BOundry cOnditiOn and lOading senariOs

Karamba3D plugin has been used for structural design and analysis of each model. Structural design criteria and load combinations defined based on the ASCE 7-10 code. The structural performance of each model evaluated regarding its performance toward the lateral earthqak load.

Diagrid structures commonly utilize intersecting diagonal members instead of the conventional vertical columns as structural supporting systems. In a diagrid structures, almost all the conventional vertical columns are eliminated. This is possible because the diagonal members in diagrid structural systems can carry gravity loads as well as lateral forces due to their triangulated configuration in a distributive and uniform manner

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plan elevatiOn

Design of diagrid structure regarding load scenarios has been done considering seismic design criteria including : inter-story drift constrain to 0.025 each model story hight, maximum total displacment contrain to 1/500 each model total hight . the structure analysis of s typical model has been shown bellow.

diFFrent lOading scenariOs

The load scenarios for this project includes Dead-load, Live-load and lateral Earthquak-load. Linear-static analysis regarding combination of Dead loads, Live load and servicability earthquak load has been used for designing and tunnig the diagrid structure.

06 Utilization Displacment(cm) Axial-Stress(Kn/cm^2)
Vertical Load (Dead+Live) Horizental Load (Earthquake)
of definedload.

deFining OptimizatiOn the

Fitness criteria and gens

The multi-objects optimization in this project done using Wallacei. Wallacei is an Evolutionary multi-Objective optimization and analytic engine for Grasshopper3D. This tools use the Non-dominat Sorting Genetic Algorithm (NSGAII) for performing multi-object optimizations.

Gens

The Multi-object Optimization problem has been run regarding each model seismic performance.The seismic performance indicators including drift and lateral displacement (Dis)as the indicators of measuring the vulnerability of NSCs and the overturning moment(OvM) and weight per unit area of the structure(Wsqr) as the indicator of the optimal structural design of tall buildings.

Fitness Criteria
2D Geometry (Plan) Length of Floors (Ltf,Lmf,Lbf) Rotation of Floors (Rtf,Rmf,Rbf) Structural Division on x, y, z axis (Strxy, Strz) Total Height (H) Floor Number (FC) Minimize Structural Weight (Wstr) Minimize Global Displacement (Dis) Minimize Lateral Moment (OVM) Maximize Total Area (TOFA) 07
OvM=

2D Plan Modification

3D Form Modification

Concave Taper Twist Convex

Structural Modification

Ltf
Strxy Strz Fc Fh
H
Triangle
Pentagon Hexzagon
Rtf xy Rmf xy Rbfxy Lbf Lmf
Rectangle
Octagon Circle
08 n matrix

evOlutiOnary OptimizatiOn

sOlutiOns, Fitness-values and diagrams

The optimization has been run for 50 generations which evaluate 50 indivituals in each ation. Solutions from the last Generation (Generation 50) has been ploted. Other analysis diagrams include Pareto-front, Standard-division, Fittnesses-mean Value Tradline and Cordination Plot.

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iagrams each generanalysis and and Parallel

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Fittest sOlutiOns & avarage sOluti

Fitness Objective 1 Minimum Displacment

Fitness Ranking : 0

Generation : 50 Solution : 1

Fitness Objective 2 Minimum Wstr

Fitness Ranking : 0

Fitness Objective

Fitness Generation Solution

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Generation : 48 Solution : 2 Minimum
OBjectives' Best sOluti

lutiOns lutiOns

Objective 3

Minimum OvM

Avarage Solution 1 All Objectives

Avarage Solution 2 All Objectives

Ranking : 0

Generation : 50

Solution : 0

Fitness Ranking : avarage Generation : 50 Solution : 39

Fitness Ranking : avarage

Generation : 50 Solution : 33

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clustering sOlutiOns generating center OF clusters

The unsupervised Artificial Intelligence algorithm has been used for better classification and analysis of the optimization results. The whole solutions are divided into 4 clusters using the K-mean clustering algorithm. The Clustering has been shown in the PCP plot and the 3D diagram. Since the center of each cluster would represent the whole cluster attributes, the phenotype of the center of each cluster has been plotted as representing the solutions in each cluster morphology

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Clustering the solution on the PCP Plot
and the 3D the each 14 ns

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