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CAD-techniques in
architecture and building design, a realistic (over)view. H. Wagter. |
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Computer-drafting
– State of the art. S. Port. |
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Strategies for
CAAD education – The Singapore way. R. Schijf. |
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Software tools for
the technical evaluation of design alternatives. T. Maver. |
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The structure of
the automation process: implication for CAAD. E. Boesjes. |
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Computers and
visualisation of design ideas: Possibilities and promises. J. Landsdown. |
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Future roles of
knowledge-based systems in the design process. J. Gero and M. Maher. |
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Expert systems and
interactive fractal generators in design and evaluation. G. Schmitt. |
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Logical models for
rule-based CAAD. T. Oksala. |
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Expert systems for
detail design in buildings. T. Cornick and S. Bull. |
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Talking about
design: supporting the design process with different goals. L. Lapre and P. Hudson. |
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Natural language
interface for CAAD system. R. Moshe and E. Shaviv. |
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Requirements for
developing an information system for architecture. M. Beheshti and M. Monroy. |
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Geometrical
fundamentals for design and visualisation of spatial objects. H. Emde. |
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The role of media
technology in the design studio. P. Purcell. |
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Optical discs
– Their application in mass data storage. M. Lehto. |
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Plastic modelling
– The flexible modelling of the logic of structure and spaces. J. Frazer. |
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Digital image: A
bridge towards mental images? M. Porada. |
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Future
developments in graphics and workstations. F. Hopgood and D. Duce. |
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From drafting to
design: New programming tools are needed. C. Zelissen. |
