Dumb drawing systems and knowledge engineering

Bijl, Aart

doi:10.1016/0010-4485(82)90210-x

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“…the line segments that combine to describe the footprint of the column in a floor plan). It also gave rise to a version of the imagery debate, where descriptive representations (drawings) were often vilified as anachronistic obstacles to computational design and the development of scientific propositional representations (Bijl, 1982;Gero, 1986;Kosslyn, 1994).…”

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Objects, Properties and Relations

Koutamanis

2008

Proceedings of the 26th International Conference on Education and Research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe (eC

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The paper takes a fundamental look at the composition of digital design representations, in particular at the objects they comprise, the properties of these objects and relations between objects. It proposes that the clarity of domain principles underlying such representation should be matched by explicit, flexible implementations that not only fit design actions and transactions rather than institutional classifications and prescriptive views of architectural information but also challenge formulations of the domain principles.

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