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tem. This indicated high prospects of creating a single information model of a building as part of designing as well as methods of collecting and analyzing original data in the process of parametric design. The obtained results in the form of connections and units, the identified advantages of a variety of methods should drive the development of a new direction in creating architectural projects, i.e. generative design.

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