Shape Grammar and Parametric Modeling: Application in the Design Process for Temporary Architecture.

Considering the architectural potential that emerges from the intersection of design principles and the evolving paradigms associated with increasingly integrated information modeling technologies, particularly in the context of computational design thinking, this research explores the concepts of shape grammar within the realm of Building Information Modeling (BIM). The primary focus of this work centers on exploring a design solution for an ephemeral, self-sustaining structure known as 'camelódromo,' with an inherent emphasis on the replicability of its elements. Notably, the research's significant contribution lies in applying this approach to a design process demanding the systematic consideration of variables for multicriteria decision-making. Beyond the process itself, this methodology provides more optimized solutions through alternative simulations, shedding light on previously unexplored possibilities.