to avoid the problems associated with highly internalised buildings, a grasshopper algorithm has been developed to define a series of variables that as a combined system determine the permeability and porosity of each building. the levels of permeability can then be balanced with required lettable floor areas to determine ratios between private, semi private and public space. altering these ratios then thus not only affect the phenomenological aspects of each space (eg. emotive affections based on lux levels or optimal ventilation) but also the economics of each building.
site plan with rentable vs public spatial ratios
type1 grasshopper algorithm onto tower
building inner circulation and curved slabs applied
tower morphology diagrams
podium grain size iterations 
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