Editing Parametricism (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Parametricism''' — A term coined by Patrik Schumacher (Zaha Hadid Architects) to describe architecture designed using "Parameters" (Variables) and "Algorithms" rather than "Fixed Drawings."
* '''Computational Design''' — Using "Software" (like 'Rhino' or 'Grasshopper') to "Generate" "Complex Geometries" based on "Math."
* '''Generative Architecture''' — A method where the "Designer" "Writes the Rules" (The 'DNA') and the "Computer" "Grows" the "Final Shape."
* '''Fluidity''' — The "Signature" of Parametricism: "Smooth, Continuous Curves" that "Seamlessly Integrate" "Floor," "Wall," and "Ceiling."
* '''Variation''' — Instead of "Repeating" the same window 1,000 times, each window is "Slightly Different" based on its "Exposure to the Sun."
* '''Scripting''' — Writing "Code" (Python/C#) to "Automate" "Design Decisions" and "Solve" "Complex Structural Problems."
* '''Topology''' — The study of "Surfaces" and how they "Stretch and Bend" without "Tearing" (The 'Math' of Parametricism).
* '''Robotic Fabrication''' — Using "Industrial Robots" or "3D Printers" to "Build" the "Complex Shapes" that "Human Hands" couldn't create.
* '''Optimization''' — Using "Algorithms" to "Find" the "Lightest" or "Strongest" version of a building, "Reducing" "Material Waste."
* '''The 'Schumacher' Manifesto''' — The 2008 declaration that Parametricism is the "Greatest Style" since "Modernism," intended to "Organize" the "Complex Information Society."
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