Parametric design is a design approach where the geometry of a structure or object is defined by parameters and rules, rather than being manually drawn or modeled from scratch. This allows designers to easily create complex and adaptive forms that respond dynamically to changes in those parameters.

In simple terms:You set up variables (like height, width, number of segments, curve angle), and the design updates automatically when you change them.

Common uses:Architecture: Facades, walls, and structures with flowing, organic shapes.

Furniture design: Parametric benches, chairs, or partitions.

3D printing: Customizable parts or decorations.

Product design: Adaptive components that change size, pattern, or structure.