Parametric Generation Building

parametric architecture, computational design, vernacular revival, De Stijl influence, primary color palette, cadmium yellow, vermillion red, viridian green, ultramarine blue, Prussian blue twilight, timber framework, post-and-beam construction, curved rooflines, ceramic tile roofing, cobblestone plaza, canal architecture, arched bridge, moonlit scene, blue hour lighting, warm artificial illumination, cool atmospheric tones, two-point perspective, traditional-contemporary synthesis, neoplastic composition, geometric facade, glass panels, cultural heritage, adaptive reuse, waterfront architecture, pedestrian scale, human figures, evening ambiance, reflective water, stone masonry, algorithmic design, generative architecture, grid composition, color blocking, architectural visualization, digital rendering, mixed-use development, commercial streetscape, transitional lighting, atmospheric perspective, East Asian vernacular, cultural fusion

The design uses parametric technology for architectural and town design and generates buildings with regional characteristics through Gh and can be quickly modified. This technology avoids manual drawing and only needs to input some building parameters to generate it. Moreover, the designer can make secondary modifications to the generated building to enrich the design details and ensure the design style statistics and efficiency. The design is an attempt to apply parametric technology to urban planning.