Abstract
The article is devoted to the topical problem of forming a hybrid spatial environment as a multi-agent system. In the study have been identify the innovative concepts of the forming an architectural space as a multi-agent system that uses the technological innovations of the future. A forward-looking approach to the organization of spatial habitat as a multi-component system is propos. The leading approach to the study of this problem is based on analytical research methods: comprehensive design of the object as a system, the method of structural analysis, and the information technique. As a result, concepts of creating an artificial habitat using hybridization properties have been identify. Trends in modeling new types of spaces based on the idea of self-organization of the evolving system have been identifying.
Highlights
The article is devoted to the topical problem of forming containing related themselves elements of a multia hybrid spatial environment as a multi-agent system
Trends in modeling new types of spaces based on the idea of self-organization of the evolving system have been identifying
It's a phenomenon is especially evident in the technological innovations of the future, several research challenges must be solved:
Summary
The Moscow Architectural Institute (State Academy) Abstract- The article is devoted to the topical problem of forming a hybrid spatial environment as a multiagent system. In the study have been identify the innovative concepts of the forming an architectural space as a multi-agent system that uses the technological innovations of the future. A forward-looking approach to the organization of spatial habitat as a multi-component system is propos. The leading approach to the study of this problem is based on analytical research methods: comprehensive design of the object as a system, the method of structural analysis, and the information technique. Trends in modeling new types of spaces based on the idea of self-organization of the evolving system have been identifying.
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