A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Internet Based Support for Architectural Planning Processes
As building projects become increasingly more complex, the number of project participants grows as does their spatial distribution. An effective decentralised work process and co-operation is of increasing importance. The global computer network, the internet, has great potential and recent times have seen the development of a variety of techniques in this field. The project described here is based upon this approach and also takes it a step further. A specific analysis of the topic and the subsequent identification of potential approaches formed the basis for an architectural application that brings the architect in contact with other project participants using the internet as a powerful yet simple and easy to use medium.
Internet Based Support for Architectural Planning Processes
As building projects become increasingly more complex, the number of project participants grows as does their spatial distribution. An effective decentralised work process and co-operation is of increasing importance. The global computer network, the internet, has great potential and recent times have seen the development of a variety of techniques in this field. The project described here is based upon this approach and also takes it a step further. A specific analysis of the topic and the subsequent identification of potential approaches formed the basis for an architectural application that brings the architect in contact with other project participants using the internet as a powerful yet simple and easy to use medium.
Internet Based Support for Architectural Planning Processes
Donath, Dirk (author) / Richter, Katharina (author) / Hansen, Stefan (author)
International Journal of Architectural Computing ; 1 ; 361-373
2003-09-01
13 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Internet Based Planning Decision Support System
| British Library Conference Proceedings | 2002