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Architecture

the idea, from Frazer, of generating architectural form through evolutionary computation, treating designs as genetic codes that evolve in a model.

In architecture, evolutionary architecture refers to the idea, from Frazer, of generating architectural form through evolutionary computation, treating designs as genetic codes that evolve in a model. This meaning comes from Frazer (1995) in An Evolutionary Architecture.[1]

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Frazer, J. (1995). An Evolutionary Architecture. Architectural Association Publications. ISBN 9781870890472

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