Introduction of parametric design Parametric design does not have a precise and correct definition (Ceborski, 2010). it is a complicated and sophisticated computing technique. Furthermore, computer algorithms are the best and accurate to convey the complex drawing or design concept of the model. parametric design can concern everyday objects, for example data mapping, visualization, elevations, structures, floor plans and urban plans, etc. (Ceborski, 2010). It is obvious that the ideal parametric design model is becoming pervasive in the modeling and configuration of contemporary buildings. Forming, cycling, mass customization and so on have been discussed for a long time in discussions on the cutting edge of construction (Schumacher, P. 2010). Parametric design means "Parametric" and "Design", which form the concept of parametric design. in architecture (Hudson, R. 2010). According to the Oxford English Dictionary, Parametric can define as a statement of the exact meaning of a word or of the nature or scope of something, the action or process of defining and degree of distinction in the design of an object or image, “parametric” is derived from the word “parameter” (ODE, 2002). “Design” in this theory is a task that includes characterizing a representation of a problem, then producing and searching for options to find an answer that satisfies the problem. “Parameter” has been characterized as any measurable component that characterizes a framework or determines its breaking points. “Parametric design” is seen as a methodology where a representation of a problem is made using variables (Hudson, R. 2010). By changing these variables a series of elective outcomes could be created, then based on some criteria a final outcome will be chosen. Hudson (2010) describes p...... half of the paper ...... the development of signs, which depends on particular parameters, which fails to offer communication with the turf of nature. On the other hand, parametric design could be a potential apparatus to achieve a different social importance in structural engineering. Unlike Greek sanctuaries or Gothic churches, contemporary buildings can look like anything, because these designs are not determined by beliefs, customs, authoritative opinions or political guarantees that support or guide this design style in specific structures, plans. , areas and methods to address consideration (Juren, D and Dezhao, L 2012). The fixation on manifestation turns into an incredible test for architects to design with the parametric design process and also into a possible danger to our social order within a reasonable time frame (Juren, D and Dezhao, L 2012).