Agent-based Semiology - Simulating Contemporary Office Occupation Patterns With Simplified Social Models is my contribution to the Divergence In Architectural Research Ph.D. Symposium at Georgia Tech University in Atlanta (US).…
I contributed a chapter on Simulation Tools for Social Performance to the recently published The Routledge Companion to Paradigms of Performativity in Design and Architecture. This book, edited by Mitra…
This is a short video summary about the research symposium "Agent-Based Parametric Semiology", which was held at the IoA at Vienna's University of Applied Arts on May 8th, 2019. Speakers:…
Agent-based Semiology for Simulation and Prediction of Contemporary Spatial Occupation Patterns,a paper that I had the pleasure to co-author with Mathias Fuchs, is our contribution to this year's Design Modelling…
The latest symposium on Agent-Based Semiology at the Institute of Architecture (IoA) at the University of Applied Arts Vienna will present the latest research in this field and put methods,…
by Patrik Schumacher This essay is concerned with the possibility of a scientific approach to architectural design via the simulation of a design’s social functionality as key ingredient of optimisation…
first results of our project Agent Based Parametric Semiology are on display as part of the traveling exhibition understanding art and research, whose first stop will be at the dunedin…
The Random Walk "A line is a dot that went for a walk." - Paul Klee Random walk models are stochastic models that describe how individual members of a population…
Architecture and urbanism order social processes via their semantic associations as much as via physical separation and connection. The built environment functions through its visual appearance, via its legibility and…