| id |
maver_102 |
| authors |
Maver, Thomas W. |
| year |
1982 |
| title |
Computer Aided Architectural Design. Implication for Practice + Education |
| source |
Proceedings of Aicographics 82 Conference, Milano (Italy), 26/29 October, pp. 21-39 |
| summary |
Design, the highest endeavour to which man can aspire, may be defined as the activity of making explicit proposals for a change from some existing state to some future state which more closely approximates to mankind's concept of the ideal. As such, it embraces a wide spectrum of human endeavour; the outcomes of the design activity are part and parcel of our everyday life and are determinants, for better or worse, of our man-made future. In common with all complex human functions the activity of design still understood; it involves the most rational and systematic proceses of human thought and also the most intuitive conjectural leaps within the mind. |
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other |
| type |
normal paper |
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| full text |
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