A strategy toward applying parametric vocabulary to urban spaces and their impact on design flexibility in the urban environment

Ahmed Abdallah Hasballah, Abdallah; Ahmed Reyad Ahmed Ibrahim, Rasha

doi:10.21608/ijaeur.2022.273671

A strategy toward applying parametric vocabulary to urban spaces and their impact on design flexibility in the urban environment

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

¹ Lecturer of Architecture Department of Architecture October High Institute for Engineering & Technology

² Lecturer of Architecture Department of Architecture Faculty of Engineering Benha University

10.21608/ijaeur.2022.273671

Abstract

This research deals with the integration of parametric vocabulary
with external urban spaces in new cities and their forms. The
research also aims to find an evaluation strategy through which
the evaluation of the local identity in the open urban squares in
these cities is measured or the effect of imparting parametric
vocabulary to them, where the outer urban space is defined and
how it is formed, and then an overview is provided for the main
specific elements of the urban space. In addition to moving to the
concept of the form of space, through which existence is
achieved, the physical void that man perceives with his senses,
affects his feelings and directs his behaviour. The research also
presented the expressive value of the forms of urban spaces.
Parametric architecture is also a generating tool in architectural
and urban design for developing features and vocabulary that simulate urban spaces. The research attempts to reach quality
indicators that interact with environmental life to improve
Egyptian societies and then create a heritage identity adapted to
the environment. The research aims to study and analyse the
heritage identity in parametric terms and technological
developments to change the shape of new cities in general and
the formation of their urban spaces in particular and to reach the
goals and standards that control the shape of urban space in a
new way. Cities and their application to urban spaces in
residential areas in new cities in Egypt.

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