Exploiting the internet to improve collaboration between users and design team

Richens, Paul; Trinder, Michael

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“…Armed with this background knowledge, along with experience of web site development from a previous project (Richens and Trinder, 1999), we established the design objectives for our web site as follows.…”

Section: Cambridge University As a Clientmentioning

confidence: 99%

Web Based Consultation for Cambridge University’s Building Program

Richens¹,

Ruffle²

2001

Proceedings of the 21st Annual Conference of the Association for Computer Aided Design in Architecture (ACADIA)

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This two-year project is researching the web as a communications medium for better client-ship in the construction industry. The Martin Centre is developing a web site that presents Cambridge University's £500 million ($700m) current building program to staff, students, alumni, and the citizens of Cambridge. Focussing on the University's master plans for the Sidgwick and West Cambridge teaching campuses, the project is in collaboration with the University Estate Management and Building Service (EMBS), General Board, West Cambridge Project Office, Sidgwick Site User Representatives, and the Press Office. The web site explains the University's development proposals in manner suited to readers with no building industry knowledge and offers an opportunity for consultative feedback. It is publicly available on the web at http:// www.cam.ac.uk/building.

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confidence: 99%

Web Based Consultation for Cambridge University’s Building Program

Richens¹,

Ruffle²

2001

Proceedings of the 21st Annual Conference of the Association for Computer Aided Design in Architecture (ACADIA)

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DESIGN PARTICIPATION THROUGH THE INTERNET : A case study

Richens

Trinder

Nagashima

2001

AIJ J. Technol. Des.

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Design participation through the Internet Paul Richens and Michael Trinderreprinted from arq . vol3 . no 4 . 1999 1 Cambridge University and Microsoft are planning a shared computer research and teaching laboratory on a green-field site to the west of the city. The clients wished to use internet based communication between themselves and their architects, including email, a web site and virtual reality. We explain how this is to be achieved, and describe experiences during the first half of a two-year project.Particularly successful has been the use of games software (QuakeII) for 3D presentation of the emerging building design.

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Exploiting the internet to improve collaboration between users and design team

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Web Based Consultation for Cambridge University’s Building Program

Web Based Consultation for Cambridge University’s Building Program

DESIGN PARTICIPATION THROUGH THE INTERNET : A case study

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