PROJECT 2.0

Vertical Growth Patterns

This phase explores the generation of complex vertical forms through iterative geometric systems. Starting from simple base shapes, the process gradually scales and evolves them, producing intricate and expressive structures. Inspired by principles found in nature, this approach ensures harmony, uniqueness, and a high degree of formal diversity across iterations.

Parametric controls drive the transformation of proportions, allowing each form to adapt seamlessly to different spatial constraints. Whether focused on upward growth or its inverse, these systems support a broad spectrum of vertical architectural expressions — from iconic towers to conceptual spatial frameworks.

Lateral Expansion & Systemic Variation

Building on the vertical logic of the previous phase, this chapter introduces lateral scaling to create more diverse and unconventional forms. The workflow enables multidirectional growth, challenging traditional spatial hierarchies and creating new possibilities for architectural massing.

Automated systems are leveraged to iterate rapidly through variations, making the design process fluid, scalable, and responsive. This stage emphasizes the adaptability of the forms across different typologies and site-specific contexts.