Parametric Logic

Parametric Logic

Parametric Logic is a way of setting up rules that control how design elements change when you adjust certain values. In computational design, this means you can make a shape or a building that updates itself automatically when you change a number or a setting. For example, if you set a rule that a window must always be half the width of a wall, changing the wall size will change the window size too. This helps designers quickly see many different versions of a design and pick the one that works best, saving time and making it easy to try new ideas. Parametric Logic can help with making patterns, structures, or even furniture that adapts to different needs or spaces, and it works well with digital tools that use scripts or visual programming.

computational design, parametric modeling, design automation, rule-based design

— Kevin Green