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Tzu-Chieh Kurt Hong, PhD

Assistant Professor
School of Architecture
University of Florida


Research
    Food for AI  
    Alberti’s Computation
    Herds of Architecture 1
    Herds of Architecture 2
    Herds of Architecture 3
    Tetris Puzzle
    Arch-Taxonomy
    Blobs
    Maze Runner
    Sorting With Eyes
    Visual Unsigned Adder
    Visual Binary Adder
    Tic-Tac-Toe Robot
    Shape Signature

    ⌘F
    ⌘R
    NewCAD
    Shape Machine

Teaching
    Design Build Studio
    Parametric Modeling
    Computational Design


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Tzu-Chieh Kurt Hong, PhD, MSEE

Assistant Professor
School of Architecture
University of Florida
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Teaching



Parametric Skin

Simulation of Differentiation


ARCH8833 Design Scripting
Georgia Institute of Technology
Fall 2021

Student:
Sanaz Ahmadzadeh Siyahrood
Yasaman Gholami
Parametric Skin is a series of digital works implemented in the Python programming language. The goal here is to develop geometric algorithms and visualize the results. This work focuses on a parametric system that simulates the mechanism of differentiation in animal skin. Under the skin, there are four types of stimulating factors that drive different parametric geometric features on the skin. Furthermore, the factors are mixed together and affect the appearance of the skin. This project aims to simulate this mechanism as a possible application in architectural façade design.