Integration du "RBCʺ a la prise de decision pour assister l'architecture parasismique; contribution methodologique

Abstract EN

The elaboration of the architectural project including successive phases, is the result of a long and complex planning process of multidisciplinary nature.

The decisions are usually made one by one, each phase of the decision-making process being more or less conditioned by its predecessor.

In this activity, considered as an act of problem resolution, the architect always encounters problems and situations in which he has to find the best suitable solutions in terms of design.

Consequently, his/their basic mission is to acquire the maximum amount of information concerning the actual constraints that will serve in facilitating the designing process.

Therefore, the architect’s experimental skills as well as his know-how are very important in doing so.

The Reasoning Based Case (CBR) can be considered as the closest one to the human reasoning based satisfaction, which is the more adopted in the daily life and even in the act of designing in particular.

Indeed, it can be used to help architects in abating the gap of lack of knowledge and information related to earthquake engineering issues and problems and for which optimal solutions are required.

So our ambition is to build a theoretical and methodological framework making it possible to transpose knowledge of the parasismic genius in architecture, at elements of design of the architectural project.