Contemporary architecture based on algorithms

Máder, Patrik Márk and Rák, Olivér and Háber, István Ervin (2018) Contemporary architecture based on algorithms. Pollack Periodica, 13 (3). pp. 53-60. ISSN 1788-1994

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Abstract

The algorithms are the part of the life which could give a solution for simple and complex problems. Most of the ways are easy, but the basics are always made by predetermined steps. The peculiarity of the sciences can be explained with these process-based principles. The following rules are the same in the architecture also. Nowadays the algorithms are more improved the fact of the expectations of the 21^st century. The creator can make a lot of rules which can support the workflow with the correct logical connections. Since the computer aided design became available, the relationship between the architecture and information sciences getting stronger. To solve the most of the problems, it needs information technology programing techniques, logical methods and algorithms. The free geometric design, the compliance constraint with economic aspects, analysis and the optimization processes require new solutions. The article will give an overview about the expectations of the future architects along the general knowledge and the practical examples. The study will show the development of the new professions according to the increased amount of data. Examine the competence of the contemporary architects and look for the issue of ‘the architect is a programmer.’

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