英文摘要 |
Bio-mimetic architecture primarily aims to reduce environmental damage and create sustainable buildings by imitating the physiological, behavioral, and adaptive features of organisms in nature. It also aims to create an environment that coexists with natural organisms. In this study, high-rise structural systems in building structures are used as a reference, with Tao Zhu Yin Yuan serving as a case study for bio-mimetic architecture. Based on the algorithm rules of the case study, the research extends and varies the algorithms by combining the morphology and organizational context of natural elements. This study explores the diversity and possibilities of digital tools in building structural systems. The experimental process of this study begins by collecting relevant data and algorithm rules of the Tao Zhu Yin Yuan. Based on the algorithm rule of Tao Zhu Yin Yuan, which involves rotating the floor plan by 4.5 degrees per floor in a clockwise manner from the 2nd to the 21st floor, totaling 90 degrees, the algorithm is extended and varied. The research findings indicate that when using the generated forms from Grasshopper and applying the variation rules of ''rising with rotation, unchanged floor plan,'' ''rising with rotation, shrinking floor plan,'' and ''unitary rotation in a single direction,'' the judgments based on the fundamental concepts of architectural structural systems align with structural safety and rationality. On the other hand, the variation rules of ''rising with rotation, expanding floor plan'' and ''rotation around the polygon vertices as the center'' are less consistent with structural safety and rationality due to factors such as unstable center of mass. It is expected that these research results can serve as a reference for future beginners in the field of architecture and provide a foundation for further in-depth research by architecture-related researchers. |