Tasarlayc

Tasarlayc is a hypothetical design framework that integrates design thinking, generative design, and collaborative workflows to support rapid prototyping across domains such as product design, architecture, and digital media. The name derives from the Turkish tasarlamak meaning to design, with a suffix that connotes an agent or system, and is used here to describe a generalized concept rather than a single product.

The framework comprises a core engine, modular design plugins, and an interoperability layer. The core provides constraint-based and generative algorithms, while modules add domain-specific capabilities—such as user interface design, structural engineering, or architectural planning. The interoperability layer enables exchange with common CAD, BIM, and 3D formats (for example STEP, IFC, GLTF). A versioned design history and a collaborative hub support real-time co-editing and audit trails.

In the fictional history of Tasarlayc, the concept emerged from academic-industrial collaborations beginning in the mid-2010s, with open specifications published around 2019. By the early 2020s, several design studios piloted Tasarlayc workflows, and a standardized AI-assisted module was introduced in 2023. Governance and community contributions expanded in 2024 to promote interoperability and inclusivity.

Applications include exploring form and function in product design, enabling cross-disciplinary architecture projects, and supporting UI/UX and digital media prototyping. Critics note potential risks such as over-automation, intellectual property concerns, bias in generative outputs, and questions about sustainability and accountability.

See also: design thinking, computer-aided design, BIM, generative design.