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March 23, 2026Architecture Papers of the Faculty of Architecture and Design STUOpen Access

Turning environmental design simulation algorithms into parametric objects: Experimental study of BIM-compatible dynamic blocks

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MKMichal Križo

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Overview

Experimental study demonstrates incorporating environmental design in Building Information Modelling, improving workflow efficiency.

Key Points

  • This research aims to enhance indoor comfort and reduce CO₂ emissions through parametric environmental design simulations in BIM.
  • Developed a workflow using VisualARQ GH-Styles for Grasshopper environmental simulations.
  • Transformed a Ladybug Tool-based simulation script into a parametric object.
  • Quantitatively evaluated the performance of the proposed method against standard Grasshopper workflows.
  • The proposed object-based workflow showed convergence with traditional methods at high resolution.
  • Deviations between methods were below one percent, indicating accuracy.
  • The new workflow reduced dependency on external simulation scripts and improved variant management.

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Michal Križo (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c08b9fa48f6b84677f9331https://doi.org/10.2478/alfa-2026-0002
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