Investigation of evolutionary construction system and computational approaches in traditional and modern architecture

This study aims to explain the idea-product correlation in the process of evolutionary construction and computational approach. This research is based on the criterion of purpose in the group of applied research, based on the criterion of time of data collection in the group of survey research. The statistical population of this study includes people who have a history of research and study in this field and the information obtained through this has considerable validity and reliability. The sample size in this research using SPSS SAMPLE POWER software is equal to 200 people and Sampling method in this study is simple random sampling. Data analysis tools are questionnaires of SPSS & AMOS software. In order to test the research hypotheses, the first-order sample test and factor model have been used. The findings of this study showed that; Achieving the solidarity and coherence of the idea-product process at the present time depends on the correct use of the evolutionary construction approach and the computational approach. The variables in the designer include conjecture, evaluation, and decision making, while the computer-dependent tool variables include performing complex calculations and presenting multidimensional and complex designs. In the present age, despite software advances as well as the use of various approaches such as evolutionary construction and computational approach, designers are less successful in linking their ideas to the final product.