International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics and Visualization · 2000 · 13 citations · 5 references
ArchitectureArchitectural DesignArchitectural Engineering3D ModelingComputer-aided DesignGeometric ModelingArchitectural ModelingConstraint ModelingConstraint-based DesignGeometric ConstraintsArchitectural ConstraintsComputer-aided Design ModelsConstraintsDesign Constraints ModelingGeometric Constraint SatisfactionGeometric RelationsGeometry In ArchitectureGeometry Modeling
To support 3D architectural modeling, geometric constraints are introduced. Explicit and implicit geometric relations between building elements can be expressed by the designer and imposed on the 3D geometry of the design. A complete set of constraint types is defined. Constraints are satisfied through Numerical Methods to achieve that the model responds to the designers’ actions in a user-intuitive way. Two proto- type systems demonstrate the application of geometric constraints in the architectural domain.
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