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Pirouz-Nourian/earthy_20: Earthy_2020_3.0
No full textThis is an eBook containing the final reports and the procedures developed by Earthy students in 2020, edited by Shervin Azadi and Pirouz Nourian
Pirouz-Nourian/earthy_19: Earthy_2019_2.0
No full textThis is an eBook containing the final reports and the procedures developed by Earthy students in 2019, edited by Shervin Azadi and Pirouz Nourian
Pirouz-Nourian/Spatial_Computing_Design_Studio18: Spatial_Computing_Architecture_2018_v1.0
No full textThis is an eBook containing the final reports and the procedures developed by Earthy students in 2018, edited by Shervin Azadi and Pirouz Nourian
Pirouz-Nourian/MarchingTetrahedrons: Marching Tetrahedrons
No full text<p>This is an implementation of the marching tetrahedrons algorithms that is intended to be easily readable. I wrote this thanks to the great explanations of Paul Burke: <a href="http://paulbourke.net/geometry/polygonise/">http://paulbourke.net/geometry/polygonise/</a></p>
Pirouz-Nourian/Dynamic_Relaxation: Vectorized Dynamic Relaxation
No full texta 95% vectorized version of our code for dynamic relaxation adapted to work inside GH. Including GH CPython (CPython) and GHPython (IronPython) utility code snippets
Pirouz-Nourian/Spatial_Computing_Design_Studio20: Spatial_Computing_Architecture_2020_v3.0
No full textThis is an eBook containing the final reports and the procedures developed by Spatial Computing Design Studio students in 2020, edited by Shervin Azadi and Pirouz Nourian.edited by Shervin Azadi and Pirouz Nouria
sj-pdf-1-epb-10.1177_23998083211064290 - Supplemental material for Investigating rural public spaces with cultural significance using morphological, cognitive and behavioural data
No full textSupplemental material, sj-pdf-1-epb-10.1177_23998083211064290 for Investigating rural public spaces with cultural significance using morphological, cognitive and behavioural data by Nan Bai, Pirouz Nourian, Ana Pereira Roders, Raoul Bunschoten, Weixin Huang and Lu Wang in EPB: Urban Analytics and City Science</p
WHOSe_Heritage: arXiv supplementary material
No full textWHOSe Heritage: Classification of UNESCO World Heritage "Outstanding Universal Value" Documents with Smoothed Labels
This repository provides the supplemental materials for reproducing the results of the above-mentioned paper as submitted to arXiv preprint server, including both models and results
Configraphics: Graph Theoretical Methods for Design and Analysis of Spatial Configurations
Full text linkThis dissertation reports a PhD research on mathematical-computational models, methods, and techniques for analysis, synthesis, and evaluation of spatial configurations in architecture and urban design. Spatial configuration is a technical term that refers to the particular way in which a set of spaces are connected to one another as a network. Spatial configuration affects safety, security, and efficiency of functioning of complex buildings by facilitating certain patterns of movement and/or impeding other patterns. In cities and suburban built environments, spatial configuration affects accessibilities and influences travel behavioural patterns, e.g. choosing walking and cycling for short trips instead of travelling by cars. As such, spatial configuration effectively influences the social, economic, and environmental functioning of cities and complex buildings, by conducting human movement patterns.
In this research, graph theory is used to mathematically model spatial configurations in order to provide intuitive ways of studying and designing spatial arrangements for architects and urban designers. The methods and tools presented in this dissertation are applicable in:
• arranging spatial layouts based on configuration graphs, e.g. by using bubble diagrams to ensure certain spatial requirements and qualities in complex buildings; and
• analysing the potential effects of decisions on the likely spatial performance of buildings and on mobility patterns in built environments for systematic comparison of designs or plans, e.g. as to their aptitude for pedestrians and cyclists.
The dissertation reports two parallel tracks of work on architectural and urban configurations. The core concept of the architectural configuration track is the ‘bubble diagram’ and the core concept of the urban configuration track is the ‘easiest paths’ for walking and cycling. Walking and cycling have been chosen as the foci of this theme as they involve active physical, cognitive, and social encounter of people with built environments, all of which are influenced by spatial configuration. The methodologies presented in this dissertation have been implemented in design toolkits and made publicly available as freeware applications
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