VORONOI

The Voronoi diagram is a way of division/decomposition of space. It was created

by Georgy Voronoi, who was an Ukrainian mathematician.
In general ..
The Voronoi is thus a procedural geometric
structure in a way that the ideal foams are
not: its structure emerges through the
application of a specific process or algorithm
to a given set of inputs. In this way, the
specific spatial relations between
neighbouring cells depend on, and emerge
locally from, the given spatial relations of the
specified sites. The model itself has no way of
defining an edge or bound.
 It's easy to make a simple voronoi diagram. Just throw a
random scattering of points ("sites") across a plane,
connect these sites with lines (linking each point to
those which are closest to it), and then bisect each of
these lines with a perpendicular.
Voronoi in nature
Voronoi in nature
Voronoi in nature
Storage pattern
Potentiality of Voronoi diagram in Urban
Design
Architectural Experiments
Pictures shows that Voronoi patterns are
ubiquitous in nature, in its live forms as well as
in matter building up physical world.
Architectural Experiments
Tulum museum
Ziardar exhibition
Net lab
Conclusion
Enhancement of the accessibility of visitors to all the
key places in the area.
More interactive and dynamic relationships of blocks.
Establishment of the systematic design process for
urban design using parametric system.
Equilibrium of forces and tensions among blocks
Diversity of design alternatives in a balanced hierarchy
system.