| authors |
Eastman, Charles M. |
| year |
1981 |
| title |
Computers in Architecture, Design, and Fine and Performing Arts Education |
| source |
5, [6] p. May, 1981 |
| summary |
In the next ten years it is expected that the processes and techniques for teaching design will greatly change. Feedback on design decisions - visually and analytically - will be fast and more powerful than is possible today. Much of the busy paper and pencil construction work will be eliminated or greatly reduced. The author anticipates students designing buildings and artifacts on the computer, quickly and with sophistication, achieving results beyond what can be expected through manually based education today. This proposal cannot realize this whole revolution. Rather, it attempts to only take a step outward from the neck of a funnel, showing people opportunities and providing a framework that allows easy extension. Some of these extensions, most of them trivial to develop, are presented in the scenario section of the proposal |
| keywords |
architecture, design, education, CAD |
| series |
CADline |
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