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1. Evaluation of three-dimensional computer visual materials to support user's participation in architectural design process.

Author

Saleh, Ahmad, Rafi, Ahmad, Woods, Peter, Xin Li, Hijazi, Ihab, and Shidan Cheng

Subjects
*ARCHITECTURAL design, *COMPUTER users, *DATA visualization, *ACQUISITION of data, *ARCHITECTURAL firms
Abstract

This paper evaluated the use of Three-dimensional (3D) Computer Visual Materials (CVM) to support user participation in the early design stages for a private house. A qualitative approach was identified in two stages. Firstly, a semistructured interview with a sample of architectural firms was conducted, and secondly, data was collected from conversational dialogues between an architect and a list of clients. The results revealed that various stages of the design process have different responses with respect to the use of Visual Material (VM) and its impact on user participation. In addition, there appeared to be a direct relationship between the Level of Details (LoDs) and specific design stages. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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2. Evaluation of three-dimensional computer visual materials to support user's participation in architectural design process.

Author

Saleh, Ahmad, Rafi, Ahmad, Woods, Peter, Xin Li, Hijazi, Ihab, and Cheng, Shidan

Subjects
*AUDIOVISUAL materials, *ARCHITECTURAL design, *COMPUTER users, *ACQUISITION of data, *COMPUTERS in education
Abstract

This paper evaluated the use of Three-dimensional (3D) Computer Visual Materials (CVM) to support user participation in the early design stages for a private house. A qualitative approach was identified in two stages. Firstly, a semistructured interview with a sample of architectural firms was conducted, and secondly, data was collected from conversational dialogues between an architect and a list of clients. The results revealed that various stages of the design process have different responses with respect to the use of Visual Material (VM) and its impact on user participation. In addition, there appeared to be a direct relationship between the Level of Details (LoDs) and specific design stages. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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