A Case For Computer Assisted Creativity Through Clarity - Project 12 CAD and Beyond ...

Conference paper (1999)
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Architecture (Architecture) (TU Delft)
Copyright: © 2005 J.L.H. Breen en M.C. Stellingwerff
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1999

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Approaches to Computer Aided Architectural Composition [1996, pp. 45-60

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Architecture

Abstract

paper exploring the opportunities of different Design Media for the benefit of Architectural and Urban Composition. It is argued that during the design process, the designer develops Models for a projected end result, which are visualised in the form of Images using traditional media. The Computer affords the possibility of creating (virtual) Models from which Images can be taken. Current types of Computer Interfaces still form an obstacle for creative computer assisted design, comparable to Sketching. It is argued that the Clarity of the medium will need to be enhanced, if it is to become an Instrument for truly creative design. Using the example of an educational, practical CAD exercise, the case for Clarity for the benefit of creative Computing is put forward.

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