Combined Multi‐Condition Generative Adversarial Network and Force‐Directed Algorithm for Generating Intelligent Residential Layout

ABSTRACT Research on the intricate task of architectural layout design has gained considerable interest. Consequently, diverse automated layout methodologies have been examined. However, most techniques follow rule‐based paradigms, requiring intricate rule customization, which limits their practicality. Accordingly, this study develops an innovative methodology combining the principles of generative adversarial learning with a force‐directed algorithm to acquire, generate, and optimize architectural layout schemes. A dataset for method training is also created. To enhance the model, environmental cues from immediate surroundings are systematically integrated using a multi‐channel methodology. A multi‐scale encoding format enables the model's ability to adapt to various planning conditions, thus improving control. To refine outputs further, post‐processing and adjustment modules for facilitating automatic scheme optimization are integrated. The approach produces outcomes satisfying practical engineering demands. To verify its effectiveness, the method is compared with established methodologies. This breakthrough can assist designers during the initial phases of design, enhancing work efficiency.

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Transactions in GIS
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1111/tgis.70040
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Generative Adversarial Networks and Image Synthesis
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Combined Multi‐Condition Generative Adversarial Network and Force‐Directed Algorithm for Generating Intelligent Residential Layout

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ABSTRACT Research on the intricate task of architectural layout design has gained considerable interest. Consequently, diverse automated layout methodologies have been examined. However, most techniques follow rule‐based paradigms, requiring intricate rule customization, which limits their practicality. Accordingly, this study develops an innovative methodology combining the principles of generative adversarial learning with a force‐directed algorithm to acquire, generate, and optimize architectural layout schemes. A dataset for method training is also created. To enhance the model, environmental cues from immediate surroundings are systematically integrated using a multi‐channel methodology. A multi‐scale encoding format enables the model's ability to adapt to various planning conditions, thus improving control. To refine outputs further, post‐processing and adjustment modules for facilitating automatic scheme optimization are integrated. The approach produces outcomes satisfying practical engineering demands. To verify its effectiveness, the method is compared with established methodologies. This breakthrough can assist designers during the initial phases of design, enhancing work efficiency.

Transactions in GISVol. 29(3)
Sun Yat-sen University (CN), Guangdong Research Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower (CN)
National Key Research and Development Program of China, National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Generative Adversarial Networks and Image Synthesis
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