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Design for values in architecture: the question of trade-offs
Event Title
SPT 2019
Year (definitive publication)
2019
Language
English
Country
United States of America
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Abstract
In this paper we consider computer tools for architectural design based on shape grammar design systems and evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of handing over these tools to inhabitants for the design of refurbishments of their apartments. This evaluation is qualitative by considering the values of inhabitants, architects, and cities that are affected by this hand-over. We present shape grammar design systems as a technology that enables design for values in architecture. Such a system also presents a trade-off between the values of inhabitants, architects and cities. We end questioning when to accept trade-offs between the values as tenable.
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Keywords
architecture,design for values,shape grammar
Fields of Science and Technology Classification
- Philosophy, Ethics and Religion - Humanities
- Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music) - Humanities
- Other Humanities - Humanities
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