01 / Government
Public responsibility
Heritage continuity, public space, environmental responsibility, and a legible relationship with the city.
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An urban design study combining simulated government, developer, and resident perspectives in scheme selection, with AI-assisted development of architecture and landscape.
The workflow combines the brief, environmental information, simulated negotiation, and computational analysis. The two diagrams trace the steps from setting objectives and generating alternatives to comparison and design development.
At Wuyi Road 155, I organized design decisions through simulated negotiation. Government, developer, and resident perspectives brought priorities of public responsibility, operational value, and everyday use, alongside shared questions of historic continuity and environmental quality.
After selecting a scheme, I used AI to explore variations in architectural form, facade, and landscape, checking the generated images against the spatial design.
01 / Government
Heritage continuity, public space, environmental responsibility, and a legible relationship with the city.
02 / Developer
Program mix, usable floor area, vertical farming, and a viable relationship between investment and use.
03 / Residents
Access, views, open space, human-scale movement, and the feeling of living with the new intervention.
Simulated government, developer, and resident perspectives informed scheme comparison, addressing building volume, preservation, visual corridors, and the allocation of public and productive space.
I used EvoMass to generate candidate massing schemes, then compared them against these needs, selecting and recombining spatial features.
Set up the government, developer, and resident positions as a shared decision frame.
Use parameters and EvoMass addition or subtraction to generate candidate massing schemes.
Read program fit, sight corridors, public access, and environmental conditions together.
Retain spatial features suited to the site’s needs and recombine them for further development.
After selecting the massing, use AI to explore facade and landscape alternatives.
Using the selected massing as a basis, I explored facade, green-corridor, and landscape alternatives with AI.
Generated images supported design discussion and visual studies; they cannot substitute for construction documents or performance validation. I checked their consistency with the selected massing, program, and spatial relationships before retaining useful design ideas.
Use the selected massing and its spatial relationships as generation inputs.
Explore architectural form, facade language, planting, material, and atmosphere.
Check whether each image still supports the chosen program, movement, and urban relation.
Bring useful visual ideas back into the proposal, drawings, and final communication.





The final proposal combines needs identified through simulated negotiation with design ideas explored using AI. The drawings show program, circulation, vertical organization, and connections to the surrounding blocks.
Three close views show the building edge, street frontage, and interior spaces.