Titlebook: Architectural Design and CAD; Yvon Gardan Book 1986 Micado 1986 Case Studies.architectural design.architecture.artificial intelligence.com

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The Impact of Computer-Aided Drafting on Design Office Management, to modernizing design practice. Development of an office data base is highlighted. The paper concludes with a summary of benefits derived from the use of data processing equipment for the management of design information.

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,Affordable CAD But is the ￡ 10,000 Workstation Capable?,nds of these tabletop PC-CADs manages to keep up..Presented is an update on capabilities of such FFr100?000. workstations and how the American experience could be useful to French confrères. Listed are sources for learning more.

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Computer Synthesized Pictures for the Architect and in Scenography,tion model. The prototype affords a manifold understanding of space through a system of simultaneous frames provided with a style attribute. The frame definition as the evolution of the window/ viewport relationship is also discussed. Finally, some considerations on the architectonic space conception and on television scenography are expounded.

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Design Considerations of the OMRAN System; a CAD-System for Construction Engineering in Micro-compu high degree of automation the design process for ordinary reinforced concrete multistory buildings. The man-machine interface is very friendly and heavily based on interactive graphic dialogue. The output of the system is a complete set of final and detailed site drawings, notes and computation res

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,Affordable CAD But is the ￡ 10,000 Workstation Capable?,M’s entry into personal computers, CAD technology evolves in a great rush and, fortunately for all, applications software to fill thousands and thousands of these tabletop PC-CADs manages to keep up..Presented is an update on capabilities of such FFr100?000. workstations and how the American experie

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CADCAM in the British Construction Industry, Construction Industry is concerned this is a gross oversimplification. The aim of this article is to attempt to firstly define CAD (and to a lesser extent CAM), and secondly to give at least one view on the CAD/cam scene in Construction in the UK.

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Case Studies in Computer-Aided Visual Impact Analysis,yside, is always a contentious issue. This is not solely due to the merits (or otherwise) of the proposed development, but rather the underdeveloped state of objective visual appraisal. The accuracy and realism of traditional visual assessment methods are known to be questionable and new techniques