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== Reference ==
C. Coia and [[Brian J. Ross]]: [[Automatic Evolution of Conceptual Building Architectures_TR | Automatic Evolution of Conceptual Building Architectures]]. Brock COSC TR CS-11-02, January 2011.

== DOI ==

== Abstract ==
An evolutionary approach to the automatic genera-
tion of 3D building topologies is presented. Genetic programming
is used to evolve shape grammars. When interpreted, the shape
grammars generate 3D models of buildings. Fitness evaluation
considers user-specified criteria that evaluate different aspects of
the model geometry. Such criteria might include maximizing the
number of unique normals, satisfying target height requirements,
and conforming to supplied shape contours. Multi-objective
evaluation is used to analyze and rank model fitness, based
on the varied user-supplied criteria. A number of interesting
models complying to given geometric specifications have been
successfully evolved with the approach. A motivation for this
research application is that it can be used as a generator of
conceptual designs, to be used as inspirations for refinement or
further exploration.

== Extended Abstract ==

== Bibtex ==

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