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Regulating Lines and Geometric Relations as a Framework for Exploring Shape, Dimension and Geometric Organization in Design

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The paper introduces regulating lines and geometric relations as a framework for shape delineation and dynamic drawing manipulation. It describes a relations-based graphic environment that can provide a qualitatively different way to explore shape, dimension, and geometric organization in design. It also presents ReDRAW, a limited prototype of the relations-based graphic system, and discusses some implications of its use in conceptual architectural design.

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Kolarevic, B. (1997). Regulating Lines and Geometric Relations as a Framework for Exploring Shape, Dimension and Geometric Organization in Design. In: Junge, R. (eds) CAAD futures 1997. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5576-2_11

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