Drawing once played a crucial role in prompting the architecture’s
transition from craft to profession. With the development of technology, the
varieties needs of market, the complexity of architecture escalates. Computer
simulations are just up to the need.
With the popularity of computer simulations, we care
about whether it can be managed in architecture. Though computer simulations can provide architects
with different kinds of knowledge which makes it easier to realize complex
projects, there are still many problems left to be resolved. Architecture
is developing and tested every day, so is the computer simulation. Different
social groups have different systems of knowledge. Several simulations will be
put on trail based on uncertainties; those particular social groups determine
the practice of building design.
We
live in real space, one simulation may involve many assumptions which may lead
any outcomes, we can make trials through simulations, but they cannot replace
our intuitive judgments. Today, we need even more time to spend on construction
site, to acquire more experience. Simulation and experience are two kinds of
knowledge that we could use both of them.
Uncertain
assumptions will threaten the legitimacy of computer simulations. When
designing, several simulations are often made not only to validate one another,
but also to integrate for a better performance.
The
occurrence of computer simulations challenges the traditional
knowledge of design. All the changes will shape the ways of being a designer. As
to take fully use of simulations, we should combine new knowledge with
traditional ways of thinking. Using new methods to develop new architecture.
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