Network
Simulation
The network-based simulation method models large-scale scenarios by abstracting relationships between buildings and spaces as a network of nodes and edges. Nodes represent key locations, such as buildings or intersections, while edges define pathways connecting them. This approach analyzes spatial relationships, movement flows, and accessibility patterns, offering insights into the connectivity and efficiency of urban or architectural systems at scale.
Documentation
Explore in-depth guidance and insights into the Network Simulation, including its functionality, practical applications, and tips for integration into your design workflow
Example Files
Browse through a collection of example files showcasing key features, workflows, and design scenarios, providing a foundation for your own projects and helping you get started with Network Simulation.
Introduction to H.I.V.E.'s network simulation
Advanced Network simulation focused on a city block setting
Introduction to H.I.V.E.'s network simulation