From Text to 3dStructural Forms
June 15, 2023, at 4:00 PM CEST
In this workshop, we will introduce a generative algorithm for structural
design called Text2Bridges3D. We will start by explaining the
workflow for creating the algorithm, followed by a short demonstration of how
to use it. This algorithm generates 3D structural forms of bridges from text
inputs using a backend generator called the Combinatorial Equilibrium Model
(CEM). To encode the text descriptions, we use an NLP algorithm called Bert and the CEM input parameters to describe the bridges. To learn the
nonlinear reaction from both, we have used the architecture of a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN). Once trained, the model can automatically generate bridges,
analyze their physical performance, and render the results. The generated
bridges provide valuable insights for designers and engineers to improve the
design of bridges.
About the speakers:
- Karla Saldana Ochoa is an Ecuadorian architect with a Master of Advanced Studies
in Landscape Architecture from ETH Zurich and a Ph.D. from the same
institution. Her research investigated the integration of Artificial and Human
Intelligence to respond quickly and accurately to natural disasters. As an
Assistant Professor at the University of Florida since August 2021, Karla's
research and teaching explore the interplay between Artificial and Human
Intelligence in architectural practices, both at the building and urban scale.
Karla is also the lead researcher at SHARE Lab, a research group focused on
human-centered AI projects for design practices.
- Pierluigi D'Acunto is a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor of Structural Design at the Technical University of Munich. He completed his doctorate with distinction at ETH Zurich in 2018 and has gained professional experience in architecture and engineering offices in Italy and Switzerland. Pierluigi's research focuses on the intersection of architecture and structural engineering, using computer-aided design and emerging construction technologies. He is interested in geometry-based methods for structural design, computational design through equilibrium models, structural form-finding with machine learning, and fabrication-aware structural design using advanced digital manufacturing.
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