Safwan Waheed
Advanced Academic Writing “Recently, 2.4 children are born each second!” (Cite) Well, we have limited resources on our planet, so how can we articulate the anticipated problem of overpopulation? People, no matter of their number, need sustenance such as food, accommodation, and education .But interestingly underdeveloped countries have a large increasing rate in their population than developed countries while underdevelopedcountries have no mastery of their natural resources. In fact, some developed countries are facing significant problems in dealing with providing the accommodation and infrastructures. Even though infrastructures represent the scaffold of a healthy economy of those undeveloped countries, this collides with the increasing cost of constructing these infrastructures. So how could we contrive the construction of infrastructures while consuming less material? In other words, how to built structures with minimal cost while satisfying safety features? If underdeveloped countries were able to implement a bouncing plan in which infrastructures need little budget, many people would have access to life easing infrastructures. And to assure the availability of adequate infrastructures for the future population of the earth, …show more content…
And who wants to site on a chair that has no sitting scaffold, even though it needs less material to be manufactured? But hold one a second. How about the aesthetic aspects of this bridge shown below? Nobody have ever thought about this design before! Topology Optimization may be an architectural tool rather a material saving script. In fact,the current approach is to ease and sharpen the results of the topology optimization process to make them applicable into reality despite its funky outputs (cite), exactly as shown in the layout below. All we need is an extra post-processing in implementing the optimization results into
Advanced Academic Writing “Recently, 2.4 children are born each second!” (Cite) Well, we have limited resources on our planet, so how can we articulate the anticipated problem of overpopulation? People, no matter of their number, need sustenance such as food, accommodation, and education .But interestingly underdeveloped countries have a large increasing rate in their population than developed countries while underdevelopedcountries have no mastery of their natural resources. In fact, some developed countries are facing significant problems in dealing with providing the accommodation and infrastructures. Even though infrastructures represent the scaffold of a healthy economy of those undeveloped countries, this collides with the increasing cost of constructing these infrastructures. So how could we contrive the construction of infrastructures while consuming less material? In other words, how to built structures with minimal cost while satisfying safety features? If underdeveloped countries were able to implement a bouncing plan in which infrastructures need little budget, many people would have access to life easing infrastructures. And to assure the availability of adequate infrastructures for the future population of the earth, …show more content…
And who wants to site on a chair that has no sitting scaffold, even though it needs less material to be manufactured? But hold one a second. How about the aesthetic aspects of this bridge shown below? Nobody have ever thought about this design before! Topology Optimization may be an architectural tool rather a material saving script. In fact,the current approach is to ease and sharpen the results of the topology optimization process to make them applicable into reality despite its funky outputs (cite), exactly as shown in the layout below. All we need is an extra post-processing in implementing the optimization results into