Theory about Design/Torque/Structural Equilibrium

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The discussion centers on developing a mathematical outline for simulated deformation physics in building design. The goal is to create a simulation program or plugin that aids in architectural design considerations. Participants are encouraged to share comprehensive references or treatises on the subject to enhance understanding and application. The conversation highlights the need for clearer communication, as one participant noted issues with an attached image file.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of structural engineering principles
  • Familiarity with simulation software for architectural design
  • Knowledge of mathematical modeling techniques
  • Experience with plugin development for design tools
NEXT STEPS
  • Research advanced structural analysis techniques in building design
  • Explore software options for architectural simulation, such as Autodesk Revit
  • Study mathematical modeling for deformation physics
  • Investigate best practices for developing plugins for design applications
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Architects, structural engineers, software developers in the architectural field, and anyone interested in enhancing building design through simulation technology.

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I've been thinking about the building-design simulation, and am hoping that someone can point me toward more complete treatises/references, than this hobbyist impression.

I'm trying to develop a mathematical outline of simulated deformation physics, with the hope of eventually creating a building-design cautions via simulation program and/or plugin (long-term hope).

Here's what I've been thinking about:

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If you know of nice references of this, please let me know. Thanks for you consideration.
 
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