if the genetic algorithm was built such that it used simulated traditional building materials and assembly techniques then sure.
otherwise most genetic algorithms essentially boil down to calculating local minima and maxima of stresses and strains, and optimizes accordingly. The resulting geometry is generally fine for a manufacturing technique such as 3d printing.
Otherwise, despite the material efficiency the labor involved might explode exponentially.
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We can also throw genetic algorithms at the problem and come up with some really unhinged floorplans.
if the genetic algorithm was built such that it used simulated traditional building materials and assembly techniques then sure.
otherwise most genetic algorithms essentially boil down to calculating local minima and maxima of stresses and strains, and optimizes accordingly. The resulting geometry is generally fine for a manufacturing technique such as 3d printing.
Otherwise, despite the material efficiency the labor involved might explode exponentially.
I'm sorry, but that makes me think of a trapdoor under the welcome mat for unwanted solicitation.
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