Generative Floor Plan with Grasshopper

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Comment by Alice Billson 2 hours ago

Generative floor plan design with Grasshopper has revolutionized architectural workflows by enabling dynamic, algorithm-driven spatial configurations. This method allows architects and designers to quickly explore multiple layout options based on parameters like room size, circulation, and lighting. While the core of this technology lies in computational geometry, its real-world implementation often involves collaboration with various specialists—such as a plasterer in Kent, who ensures the digitally envisioned forms translate flawlessly into physical spaces. Grasshopper’s flexibility empowers users to adapt floor plans efficiently, making it an essential tool in modern architecture and interior design.

Comment by jack on Sunday

Grasshopper for Rhino is a game-changer in the world of algorithmic modeling! Its visual programming interface makes complex geometry creation more intuitive and flexible, especially for architects and designers. From parametric forms to real-time design iteration, it opens up endless creative possibilities. slab leak repair mckinney

Comment by Shane Simon on August 10, 2014 at 6:39pm

Could you explain how you verify your minimal adjacency requirement?

Comment by Andrea Di Rosa on July 18, 2014 at 10:14am

@Rafat

Thanks, it's a simple algorithm. I generate a point for every room I want in the boundary. With these points I make a voronoi diagram. Then I return a square grid. The squares are distibuited for each Voronoi area based on the location of the center point. Then I verify the minimal areas of the rooms and the minimal adjacency I want.

@Fred

Hi, I'm asking myself what happened to you..I graduated in December.With my thesis I managed to make an algorithm that will respect my rules. Now I'm trying to complete the job with an algorithm for the internal distribution of cells and another for the generation of the stairwell.

And you? Could you answer also in private.

Comment by Fred Becquelin on July 18, 2014 at 1:55am

Hi Andrea.

Nice! Sorry I realize I completely forgot to send you my files last year :)

How is your thesis going?

Comment by Rafat Ahmed on July 17, 2014 at 2:58pm

great job bro, can you describe how we can achieve it.