Merve Taşdelen

This study aims to reinterpret the relationship between the audience and performer by the creation of theater-parter, provide diversity in the design phase and the movement of the parter platforms of the auditorium layouts created during the performance by using parametric shape grammar.

Betül Şen

In this study, the process from design to construction of an adaptable canopy was studied. The transition of the design output from its existence as an idea in the production phase to the construction phase with physical solution is shown and the interaction of adaptive designs with the environment as well as the designer is reflected.

Hatice Melike Özbek

In this study, which the concept of “emergence” is handled with two different approaches; The ability to change, transform / adapt of origami and cellular automata are used together. A modular origami setup was designed; With the unexpected results from cellular automata, the potential of origami modules with the same folding system to create different spaces has been used. Thus, the concept of emergence; supported by the combined use of two generative systems. Throughout the process, manual studies and digital productions supported each other.

Hüseyin Kadıoğlu

The phenomenon of emergence, interpreted with its non-linearity and unpredictability in the field of urban settlements and patterns, becomes an important movement in the exploration and understanding of its geometric behavior, organization, growth and configuration. The research presented in this paper includes the application of multi-objective optimization as an urban form finding process of the parametric model established with the objectives of green spaces, building heights and widths, courtyard dimensions, street widths and ground sun improvement in the dense urban texture for the integration of computational design and urban typology, and aims to discuss its results. .

Ayça Metin

User and music interactive wall was designed by taking the amplitude data of the music that is activated by the user’s touch and played in the environment at the sequence of user interaction, and using this data as the input of the cellular automata rule sets. This designed wall consists of equal panels, and as the user touches these panels, bringing the cells to life. The wall panels that have become alive are represented with a unique color code for each user. At this point, the cellular automaton has been used as an intermediary instrument to represent sound waves.

Ozan Balcı

Subject of the study is the development of a mass modeling tool for high-rise building design and the evaluation of the outputs. The developed tool is based on cellular automata method and enables user intervention in the design process.

Barış Terzi

In this study, a procedural modeling tool that can produce housing types of Kayaköy, an emerging campus, is presented. Kayaköy, which consists of buildings that do not block each other’s view, sun and wind, is a settlement located on a difficult land with strong
inter-unit relations. This settlement, having certain housing typologies and inter-unit settlement patterns, enables the Kayaköy
Emergence Model. The procedural generation model, which is used while creating this emergence model, creates a dynamic
structure with the help of a series of rules. Rules can create different variations of the resulting structure or geometry. In the presented procedural model, shape grammar and split grammar are used. The created Kayaköy Emergence Model has the
development steps of defining the rule, coding the algorithm, creating parametric sub-element models, and making the interface design.

Fatih Erdil

Shell produced works in harmony with the exhibition layout, environmental factors and human movement. The shell behaves like a living creature thanks to the fact that artificial intelligence can learn and perform what is learned in various time periods. It can be defined as the movement in the shell, the movement of the panels and the change in the transparency of the panels, depending on the factors that can be affected by the light of the exhibited.

Selen Çiçek

The research offers a new approach to combine shape grammars and space syntax methodolgy for the alternative plan schema generation for traditional Turkish houses.The shape rules deciphered by Çağdaş, had been taken as the base rules for the grammar and new ones have been added in the process, to satisfy the requirements of modern dwellings and at the same time keeping the spatial organizational characteristics of traditional turkish houses.

Berkay Öztürk

This study aims to create an automated system that provides the design of the
structural system in shell structures using agent-based modeling (ABM) tools and
the structural analysis of the resulting system.