DPLAN: Minimal Connectivity to Floorplan Generation

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.21159v1
• Date: Fri, 19 Jun 2026 06:51:56 GMT
• Title: DPLAN: Minimal Connectivity to Floorplan Generation
• Abstract summary: DPLAN (Door Connectivity to Floor Plan Generation) is a graph-based prototype that generates floor plans from door and non-adjacency constraints.<n>The framework is implemented in Python and includes a prototype for interactive constraint specification and floor plan visualization.
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• License: http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/
• Abstract: Automated floor plan generation is an important problem in computational architectural design. The goal is to construct a floor plan from user-defined room numbers and door requirements. The user specifies which rooms must share a door and which rooms must not be adjacent. However, these requirements do not determine the exact placement or shape of the rooms. The task is therefore to arrange the rooms in a single floor plan so that all required door connections are satisfied and no rooms overlap. To address this problem, we propose DPLAN (Door Connectivity to Floor Plan Generation), a graph-based prototype that generates floor plans from door and non-adjacency constraints. The framework operates in three stages. First, the user-defined graph is examined and, if disconnected, additional edges are added to connect its components. Second, a bi-connected plane triangulation is constructed to ensure the existence of a floor plan without overlapping rooms or empty spaces. Third, the triangulated graph is transformed into floor plans. For rectangular floor plans (RFPs), separating triangles are removed by modifying edges without adding new vertices, thereby avoiding the creation of extra rooms. For orthogonal floor plans (OFPs), separating triangles are removed by introducing additional vertices, allowing rectilinear room shapes. By enforcing both door and non-adjacency requirements, the framework generates floor plans that satisfy the given constraints. The method is implemented in Python and includes a prototype for interactive constraint specification and floor plan visualization. Currently, the framework supports rectangular plot boundaries. Future work includes support for non-rectangular plots, dimension-based scaling, and circulation modeling.

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