Add to ORKGThe early phase of the design process is a seemingly chaotic, complex process, involving many methods and representations. In supporting this process, a computer system that can follow the architect in his/her actions may be helpful. Such a system should assist architects in maintaining an overview of the development of their ideas over time, show the current state of the process, and support and stimulate the generation of new associations whenever required. This paper will discuss the rich information structure in the design process and cognitive processes handling this structure. Further there will be a discussion on the features of a system that can handle this rich information
Design can be considered a process leading to the definition of a physical form that achieves a cert...
Since the CAD methods were invented, the systematization of information in CAD has been strongly con...
This study is proposes a descriptive model of the design behaviour of architects. In the first secti...
The early phase of the design process is a seemingly chaotic, complex process, involving many method...
The goal of our research is to develop a computer system that supports an architect in the early pha...
The process of architectural design aims to define a physical form that will achieve certain functio...
Design activities based on intuition and induction cannot, presently, be substituted by computationa...
The works studies aspects of design strategies and computer graphics programs, and it presents possi...
Two tools for storing and recalling information in computer systems are discussed and demonstrated i...
This paper discusses possibilities of developing new tools for architectural design. It argues that ...
Computer-aided architectural design technology is now a crucial tool of modern architecture, from th...
A brief historical overview of architectural design reveals that there has been a slow development i...
The process of architectural design aims to define a physical form that will achieve certain functio...
In the first phase of a design process, the designer understands the problem and assimilates it to a...
While the development of modelling and drafting tools for computer-aided design has reached a state ...
Design can be considered a process leading to the definition of a physical form that achieves a cert...
Since the CAD methods were invented, the systematization of information in CAD has been strongly con...
This study is proposes a descriptive model of the design behaviour of architects. In the first secti...
The early phase of the design process is a seemingly chaotic, complex process, involving many method...
The goal of our research is to develop a computer system that supports an architect in the early pha...
The process of architectural design aims to define a physical form that will achieve certain functio...
Design activities based on intuition and induction cannot, presently, be substituted by computationa...
The works studies aspects of design strategies and computer graphics programs, and it presents possi...
Two tools for storing and recalling information in computer systems are discussed and demonstrated i...
This paper discusses possibilities of developing new tools for architectural design. It argues that ...
Computer-aided architectural design technology is now a crucial tool of modern architecture, from th...
A brief historical overview of architectural design reveals that there has been a slow development i...
The process of architectural design aims to define a physical form that will achieve certain functio...
In the first phase of a design process, the designer understands the problem and assimilates it to a...
While the development of modelling and drafting tools for computer-aided design has reached a state ...
Design can be considered a process leading to the definition of a physical form that achieves a cert...
Since the CAD methods were invented, the systematization of information in CAD has been strongly con...
This study is proposes a descriptive model of the design behaviour of architects. In the first secti...