The Problem

With the increasing complexity of architectural briefs the architect‘s task of assimilating information from various spheres of knowledge is incomprehensable for a single individual. This is way the intial stages of an architectural project could prove to be very challenging for the architect. Moreover, mistakes on the very important planning stage could loose time, money and effort both the design team and to the client. It is important to create processes which streamline the spatial planning and not only avoid mistakes but also produce better all-encopasing solutions. The traditional planning process is filled with going back and forth, with try and error, with information lost along the track between the consultants and the design team. But most importantly, with a big brief of many spaces a human being just can‘t handle all of them at once and satisfy all the requirements and goals at the same time. Luckily, the computer can help with this task. The architect should do what he is best at - defining the requirements and he should let the machine do what it is best at - compute the solutions.