Computer Aided Architectural Design Futures 2005

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xii

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2. Keynote Papers

   1. Digitally Sponsored Convergence of Design Education, Research and Practice

      • Burry Mark

      Pages 3-22

   2. Space, Time, Mind

      • Mahdavi Ardeshir

      Pages 23-40

   3. Constructing Complexity

      • Mitchell William J.

      Pages 41-50

3. Virtual Heritage, Reconstruction and Histories

   1. Labyrinthine Digital Histories

      • Dave Bharat

      Pages 53-62

   2. A 3D Model of the Inner City of Beijing

      • Chan Chiu-Shui, Dang Anrong, Tong Ziyu

      Pages 63-72

   3. A Method Proposed for Adoption of Digital Technology in Architectural Heritage Documentation

      • Kepczynska-Walczak Anetta

      Pages 73-82

   4. From Architectural Intent to Physical Model

      • Sdegno Alberto

      Pages 83-92

   5. Interactive Visualization of Large-Scale Architectural Models over the Grid

      • Xu Shuhong, Heng Chye Kiang, Subramaniam Ganesan, Ho Quoc Thuan, Khoo Boon Tat, Huang Yan

      Pages 93-102

4. Digital Design, Representation and Visualization

   1. Townscaping: Development of Dynamic Virtual City Augmented 3D Sketch Design Tools

      • Peng Chengzhi

      Pages 105-114

   2. Towards a Virtual Reality Tool for Lighting

      • Tahrani Souha, Jallouli Jihen, Moreau Guillaume, Woloszyn Philippe

      Pages 115-124

   3. A Visual Landscape Assessment Approach for High-density Urban Development

      • He Jie, Tsou Jin Yeu, Xue Yucai, Chow Benny

      Pages 125-134

   4. Architectural Cinematographer: An Initial Approach to Experiential Design in Virtual Worlds

      • Calderon Carlos, Worley Nicholas, Nyman Karl

      Pages 135-144

   5. Virtual Environments in Design and Evaluation

      • Palmon Orit, Oxman Rivka, Shahar Meir, Weiss Patrice L.

      Pages 145-154

   6. Do We Need CAD during Conceptual Design?

      • Bilda Zafer, Gero John S.

      Pages 155-164

   7. Contemporary Digital Techniques in the Early Stages of Design

      • Knight Michael, Dokonal Wolfgang, Brown Andre, Hannibal Claire

      Pages 165-174

   8. Optimizing Architectural Layout Design via Mixed Integer Programming

      • Keatruangkamala Kamol, Sinapiromsaran Krung

      Pages 175-184

5. Design Methods, Process and Creativity

   1. Examining Learning in Multiple Settings

      • Kvan Thomas, Gao Song

      Pages 187-196

   2. Using Historical Know-how to Model Design References

      • Iordanova Ivanka, Tidafi Temy

      Pages 197-206

   3. Semantic Roomobjects for Conceptual Design Support

      • Kraft Bodo, Schneider Gerd

      Pages 207-216

MARTENS Bob and BROWN Andre Co-conference Chairs, CAAD Futures 2005 Computer Aided Architectural Design is a particularly dynamic field that is developing through the actions of architects, software developers, researchers, technologists, users, and society alike. CAAD tools in the architectural office are no longer prominent outsiders, but have become ubiquitous tools for all professionals in the design disciplines. At the same time, techniques and tools from other fields and uses, are entering the field of architectural design. This is exemplified by the tendency to speak of Information and Communication Technology as a field in which CAAD is embedded. Exciting new combinations are possible for those, who are firmly grounded in an understanding of architectural design and who have a clear vision of the potential use of ICT. CAAD Futures 2005 called for innovative and original papers in the field of Computer Aided Architectural Design, that present rigorous, high-quality research and development work. Papers should point towards the future, but be based on a thorough understanding of the past and present.

• Form
• architecture
• computer-aided design (CAD)
• construction
• design
• foundation
• layout
• model
• modeling
• sketch
• sketching
• virtual reality
• visualization

• Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria

  Bob Martens

• University of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK

  Andre Brown

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