Use of Parametric Tools to Generate Evolutionary Design Solutions Responsive to Auditorium Design

This paper seeks to generate an architectural volume and sensory model that creates flexible spaces and light qualities that modify themselves to aid the user and to distribute space between multiple programs in an efficient manner. It proposes to create an architecture of flux that will generate space efficiency which provides optimization of monetary, logistic, and sensory needs. The solution will create a dynamic link among different uses/users, combining them based on usage quantity and quality and then restructuring them to coexist with minimal transformation yet creating maximum efficiency. In realizing its formation, architecture needs to respond to Dynamicgradient forces and therefore cannot continue to explore a fascination with open and closed forms as compositional determinants. There is a need to explore parametric design tools to assist in this design process and identify a pathway that brings into harmony multiple spatial considerations and allows them to cross-pollinate and create new forms in the pursuit of this form of flux