A
B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
In this
index an expression like y(x), object(subject) means ‘object y as a working
(function, action, output, result, characteristic) of the subject x
(independent variable actor, input, condition, cause)’. The sign à means ‘see also’.
Þ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 195;
196
>-<............................................................................................................................................................................................ 197
$x............................................................................................................................................................................................. 193
:............................................................................................................................................................................................... 193
:Û............................................................................................................................................................................................ 193
:=............................................................................................................................................................................................. 193
=.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 193
3D computer models.................................................................................................................................................................. 421
3D designer computer
programs.................................................................................................................................................. 364
3D model................................................................................................................................................................................... 359
3D modelling.............................................................................................................................................................................. 378
3D modelling software................................................................................................................................................................. 379
3D Studio MAX.......................................................................................................................................................................... 245
3M............................................................................................................................................................................................ 348
3M line grid................................................................................................................................................................................ 350
95% probability area................................................................................................................................................................... 220
A4 notebook.............................................................................................................................................................................. 466
A4 page.................................................................................................................................................................................... 291
Aalto......................................................................................................................................................................................... 112
Aarts......................................................................................................................................................................................... 295
abduction........................................................................................................................................................................... 197;
199
above........................................................................................................................................................................................ 475
abstract..................................................................................................................................................................................... 474
abstract representations............................................................................................................................................................. 237
abstract(construction not
recognised)........................................................................................................................................... 407
abstracting stage....................................................................................................................................................................... 128
abstraction..................................................................................................................................................................... 73;
98; 406
abstraction level........................................................................................................................................................................... 39
abstraction(change)............................................................................................................................................................. 190;
206
abstraction(changes).................................................................................................................................................................... 37
abstraction(level)........................................................................................................................................................................ 105
ABT................................................................................................................................................................................... 356;
489
academic.................................................................................................................................................................................. 416
academic enquiry(border
zones).................................................................................................................................................. 143
academic sections(building
constructions, industrial building, applied mechanics)............................................................................ 346
academy of arts......................................................................................................................................................................... 465
acceptability test........................................................................................................................................................................ 246
access...................................................................................................................................................................................... 316
access and surface.................................................................................................................................................................... 114
access galleries......................................................................................................................................................................... 392
access(ring structure)................................................................................................................................................................. 326
access(typology)........................................................................................................................................................................ 114
access-equipment...................................................................................................................................................................... 337
accessibilitiy.............................................................................................................................................................................. 270
accessibility................................................................................................................................................. 274;
289; 310; 337; 468
accessibility(knowledge)............................................................................................................................................................... 43
accessible by cars..................................................................................................................................................................... 465
accessible(maintenance,
replacement)......................................................................................................................................... 330
acclimatisation........................................................................................................................................................................... 334
accommodate(new purpose)........................................................................................................................................................ 395
accumulate in a concrete
design................................................................................................................................................. 476
accumulating............................................................................................................................................................................... 73
accuracy..................................................................................................................................................................................... 73
accuracy(behind the comma)...................................................................................................................................................... 212
accuracy(margin)....................................................................................................................................................................... 212
achievements(building)................................................................................................................................................................ 149
Ackermann................................................................................................................................................................................ 345
acoustics........................................................................................................................................................................... 274;
331
acquaintance............................................................................................................................................................................. 269
acquisition(commission)...................................................................................................................................................... 427;
432
acropolis................................................................................................................................................................................... 126
act of designing.......................................................................................................................................................................... 474
acting communicatively............................................................................................................................................................... 305
acting(thinking).......................................................................................................................................................................... 478
action........................................................................................................................................................................................ 414
action model.............................................................................................................................................................................. 184
action plan................................................................................................................................................................................. 374
action space.............................................................................................................................................................................. 165
action(idealistic)......................................................................................................................................................................... 293
action(undertaking)..................................................................................................................................................................... 372
actions(instinctive)...................................................................................................................................................................... 415
actions(order)............................................................................................................................................................................. 409
actions(self-evident).................................................................................................................................................................... 416
actions(sequence)...................................................................................................................................................................... 415
actions(series)........................................................................................................................................................................... 415
activities..................................................................................................................................................................... 271;
274; 275
activities to be housed................................................................................................................................................................ 274
activities(language)..................................................................................................................................................................... 383
activities(project)........................................................................................................................................................................ 218
activity
patterns(timebound(combinations))................................................................................................................................... 492
activity sheets............................................................................................................................................................................ 274
activity(design)............................................................................................................................................................................. 99
activity(ex ante).......................................................................................................................................................................... 286
activity(human)........................................................................................................................................................................... 370
activity(research).......................................................................................................................................................................... 99
actor(intuition, tradition,
trust, impulse)......................................................................................................................................... 294
actor’s space(orientated)............................................................................................................................................................. 481
actor’s viewpoint......................................................................................................................................................................... 296
actors vary................................................................................................................................................................................. 455
actors(rational)........................................................................................................................................................................... 293
actual effect............................................................................................................................................................................... 159
actual use................................................................................................................................................................................. 158
AD............................................................................................................................................................................................ 395
adapt to the climate.................................................................................................................................................................... 334
adapt(capacity).......................................................................................................................................................................... 395
adaptability......................................................................................................................................................................... 325;
367
adaptability(plan(stage(scant
information)).................................................................................................................................... 163
adaptable building...................................................................................................................................................................... 310
adaptable(installations)............................................................................................................................................................... 330
adaptable(product)...................................................................................................................................................................... 368
adaptation picture....................................................................................................................................................................... 462
adaptation(intervention)............................................................................................................................................................... 324
adaptation(possibly)................................................................................................................................................................... 372
adaptations................................................................................................................................................................................ 368
adaptations(building)................................................................................................................................................................... 158
adapted(pre-fabricated
products).................................................................................................................................................. 352
adaptive behaviour of people........................................................................................................................................................ 334
add(form)................................................................................................................................................................................... 104
added or taken away.................................................................................................................................................................... 95
addenda(history).......................................................................................................................................................................... 62
adding....................................................................................................................................................................................... 206
adding functions......................................................................................................................................................................... 290
addition..................................................................................................................................................................................... 128
additional floor............................................................................................................................................................................ 325
additional functions..................................................................................................................................................................... 288
additional requirement................................................................................................................................................................. 427
adherence................................................................................................................................................................................. 395
adhering and closure.................................................................................................................................................................. 350
adjectives.............................................................................................................................................................................. 12;
40
adjust(situation)......................................................................................................................................................................... 395
adjusting(structure(context))........................................................................................................................................................ 468
adjustment to the existing
situation.............................................................................................................................................. 431
admissibility(ethical)..................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Adriaansens................................................................................................................................................................................ 79
advanced modelling.................................................................................................................................................................... 378
advanced modelling software....................................................................................................................................................... 380
advisers............................................................................................................................................................................. 271;
338
AEC.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 381
aecXML..................................................................................................................................................................................... 381
aerial bridges............................................................................................................................................................................. 325
aerial photograph............................................................................................................................................................. 33;
71; 473
aestethics(descriptive
approach).................................................................................................................................................. 240
aesthetic appreciation................................................................................................................................................................. 240
aesthetic composer.................................................................................................................................................................... 361
aesthetic criteria........................................................................................................................................................................ 307
aesthetic
dialectic(wholes, parts)................................................................................................................................................... 95
aesthetic evaluation.................................................................................................................................................................... 245
aesthetic image(independent)...................................................................................................................................................... 410
aesthetic measure...................................................................................................................................................................... 240
aesthetic norm(history)........................................................................................................................................................... 64;
66
aesthetic order........................................................................................................................................................................... 240
aesthetic preference................................................................................................................................................................... 239
aesthetic prejudices................................................................................................................................................................... 241
aesthetic quality......................................................................................................................................................................... 158
aesthetic response..................................................................................................................................................................... 240
aesthetic(individual).................................................................................................................................................................... 394
aesthetically attractive.................................................................................................................................................................. 68
aesthetics(changing,
city(form(conditions(geo-morphological), sites(allotting),
structure(buildings)))).................................................. 131
aesthetics(experiencing)............................................................................................................................................................. 367
aesthetics(machine)................................................................................................................................................................... 109
aesthetics(perception)................................................................................................................................................................ 241
affection.................................................................................................................................................................................... 390
affective action........................................................................................................................................................................... 293
agenda(design).......................................................................................................................................................................... 493
agenda(political)......................................................................................................................................................................... 496
agenda(priority,
incompleteness)................................................................................................................................................. 190
agenda(reduction into
discussable topics).................................................................................................................................... 446
agent........................................................................................................................................................................................ 305
agent technology................................................................................................................................................................ 380;
382
agent(software).......................................................................................................................................................................... 382
agents in the design process(post
modern changes)..................................................................................................................... 305
agents(building process)............................................................................................................................................................. 189
agents(free)............................................................................................................................................................................... 491
agglomerations(level).................................................................................................................................................................... 84
aggregate representation............................................................................................................................................................. 236
agreements(reduction(location,
time))........................................................................................................................................... 447
agriculture.......................................................................................................................................................................... 494;
495
agriculture and nature................................................................................................................................................................. 495
agriculture(decline)..................................................................................................................................................................... 496
AI............................................................................................................................................................................................. 382
AIDA......................................................................................................................................................................................... 371
aim.................................................................................................................................................................................... 253;
409
aim(abstract pre-design)............................................................................................................................................................. 253
aim(function)................................................................................................................................................................................ 92
aim(intention)............................................................................................................................................................................... 92
aim(means)................................................................................................................................................................................. 93
aimless experimentation............................................................................................................................................................. 416
aim-orientated research........................................................................................................................................................... 92;
93
aims of design activity.................................................................................................................................................................. 95
aims(selfish).............................................................................................................................................................................. 296
air pollution................................................................................................................................................................................ 164
air(indoor).................................................................................................................................................................................. 330
airconditioning............................................................................................................................................................................ 329
air-conditioning system............................................................................................................................................................... 281
air-filtering system...................................................................................................................................................................... 332
airflow....................................................................................................................................................................................... 334
airpurity..................................................................................................................................................................................... 331
aisles(side)................................................................................................................................................................................ 123
Alberti.................................................................................................................................................................................. 95;
118
Aldo van Eyck............................................................................................................................................................................ 419
Alexander................................................................................................................................................................... 203;
438; 439
Alexandrium.............................................................................................................................................................................. 269
Algemeen UitbreidingsPlan......................................................................................................................................................... 129
algorithm(formal model)............................................................................................................................................................... 183
algorithms(evolutionary).............................................................................................................................................................. 382
algorithms(genetic).............................................................................................................................................................. 377;
382
alienating effect.......................................................................................................................................................................... 110
alienation(person, author).............................................................................................................................................................. 65
alignment.................................................................................................................................................................................. 234
alignment and size..................................................................................................................................................................... 424
alignment(horizontal).................................................................................................................................................................. 243
alignment(vertical)...................................................................................................................................................................... 243
all encompassing evaluation........................................................................................................................................................ 154
allegorical.................................................................................................................................................................................... 68
allegory....................................................................................................................................................................................... 68
all-metal blocks.......................................................................................................................................................................... 391
allocating the programme............................................................................................................................................................ 439
alloy.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 285
all-quantor................................................................................................................................................................................. 193
Almere............................................................................................................................................................................... 169;
439
Almere(primary schools)............................................................................................................................................................. 171
alpha sciences........................................................................................................................................................................... 379
alpha way(art)............................................................................................................................................................................ 491
Alphen aan de Rijn..................................................................................................................................................................... 364
alternate design options.............................................................................................................................................................. 143
alternative configurations............................................................................................................................................................. 244
alternative designs...................................................................................................................................................................... 171
alternative plans........................................................................................................................................................................... 60
alternative solutions.............................................................................................................................................. 251;
271; 274; 295
alternative(final(choice))................................................................................................................................................................ 20
alternatives................................................................................................................................................................... 20;
254; 449
alternatives(assessment)............................................................................................................................................................ 168
alternatives(display).................................................................................................................................................................... 341
alternatives(evaluation(ordered
criteria(weights)))........................................................................................................................... 343
alternatives(programme of
requirements)....................................................................................................................................... 271
alternatives(solution)................................................................................................................................................................... 251
aluminium.................................................................................................................................................................................. 347
ambience(domestic)................................................................................................................................................................... 391
ambiguity(perception)................................................................................................................................................................. 241
ambiguous language................................................................................................................................................................... 190
amenities(combining(shops))....................................................................................................................................................... 268
amenities(compulsory)................................................................................................................................................................ 268
amenities(free)........................................................................................................................................................................... 268
amenities(level).......................................................................................................................................................................... 268
amenities(location(rent)).............................................................................................................................................................. 267
amenities(network)..................................................................................................................................................................... 268
Amersfoort......................................................................................................................................................................... 435;
439
amorphous polymers.................................................................................................................................................................. 285
amorphous solid......................................................................................................................................................................... 285
amphi-theatre............................................................................................................................................................................. 480
Amstel...................................................................................................................................................................................... 434
Amsterdam........................................................................................................................................... 118;
126; 434; 435; 439; 495
Amsterdam canals..................................................................................................................................................................... 435
Amsterdam School..................................................................................................................................................................... 121
Amsterdam Stock Exchange....................................................................................................................................................... 121
Amsterdam(Leidseplein)............................................................................................................................................................. 120
Amsterdam(medieval)................................................................................................................................................................. 128
Amsterdamse Bos..................................................................................................................................................................... 188
analogue design
media(implementation structure)......................................................................................................................... 236
analogue model.................................................................................................................................................................. 181;
183
analogue representation.............................................................................................................................................................. 236
analogue techniques................................................................................................................................................................... 232
analogy........................................................................................................................................................ 371;
389; 402; 441; 467
analogy(design cases)................................................................................................................................................................ 144
analogy(examples)..................................................................................................................................................................... 493
analyse....................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
analyses and selections............................................................................................................................................................. 339
analyses(in depth)..................................................................................................................................................................... 142
analyses(portfolio)...................................................................................................................................................................... 167
analysing................................................................................................................................................................................... 417
analysing a plan(method)............................................................................................................................................................ 128
analysis............................................................................................................................................................. 25;
58; 61; 275; 447
analysis and manipulation........................................................................................................................................................... 243
analysis of
buildings(structure, layout tools(measuring, draw, describe, archive)).............................................................................. 117
analysis of design products......................................................................................................................................................... 245
analysis of design variants.......................................................................................................................................................... 455
analysis of effects...................................................................................................................................................................... 443
analysis of effects(ex ante).......................................................................................................................................................... 446
analysis of the location............................................................................................................................................................... 419
analysis of the map.................................................................................................................................................................... 429
analysis of the organisation......................................................................................................................................................... 274
analysis phase........................................................................................................................................................................... 340
analysis(architectural(normative
models))..................................................................................................................................... 239
analysis(building)....................................................................................................................................................................... 117
analysis(comparative(floorplan))................................................................................................................................................... 155
analysis(comparative)............................................................................................................................................. 58;
155; 396; 455
analysis(composition)................................................................................................................................................................. 160
analysis(decomposition)............................................................................................................................................................. 133
analysis(design result)................................................................................................................................................................ 143
analysis(design)......................................................................................................................................................................... 314
analysis(documents).................................................................................................................................................................. 155
analysis(effect)................................................................................................................................................................... 171;
259
analysis(environmental
impact).................................................................................................................................................... 159
analysis(ex post)........................................................................................................................................................................ 276
analysis(figure ground)................................................................................................................................................................ 126
analysis(function)....................................................................................................................................................................... 371
analysis(history,
morphological).................................................................................................................................................... 63
analysis(history, style
critical)....................................................................................................................................................... 63
analysis(history,technical)............................................................................................................................................................ 63
analysis(map)............................................................................................................................................................................ 432
analysis(morphological).............................................................................................................................................................. 125
analysis(perception)................................................................................................................................................................... 241
analysis(plan).............................................................................................................................................................................. 58
analysis(plans)............................................................................................................................................................................ 33
analysis(representations(design))................................................................................................................................................. 238
analysis(solution(sub
system))...................................................................................................................................................... 58
analysis(source materia)............................................................................................................................................................. 138
analysis(synthesis).................................................................................................................................................................... 355
analysis(typological)............................................................................................................................................................ 125;
133
analytical and synthetic ways
of working...................................................................................................................................... 311
analytical drawings..................................................................................................................................................................... 130
analytical evaluation................................................................................................................................................................... 143
analytical or comparative
research............................................................................................................................................... 137
analytical representation............................................................................................................................................................. 238
analytical-systematic
methods.................................................................................................................................................... 371
and(operator)............................................................................................................................................................................. 199
andante (ongoing) research......................................................................................................................................................... 160
anecdotes................................................................................................................................................................................. 419
Anglo-Saxon.............................................................................................................................................................................. 414
angular twist(urban area)............................................................................................................................................................. 430
animal behaviour theory.............................................................................................................................................................. 414
animal behaviour(research).......................................................................................................................................................... 415
ANN.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 378
anonymously............................................................................................................................................................................. 392
anorexia architectura.................................................................................................................................................................. 407
antecedent......................................................................................................................................................................... 113;
411
anthropocentrism....................................................................................................................................................................... 414
anthropometrics......................................................................................................................................................................... 275
anthropomorphic.......................................................................................................................................................................... 67
anthropomorphic system............................................................................................................................................................. 348
anticipation(long term
experience)................................................................................................................................................ 163
anti-metropolitan policy............................................................................................................................................................... 496
Antiquity(mythology).................................................................................................................................................................... 67
Anymo-system.......................................................................................................................................................................... 167
apartment.................................................................................................................................................................................. 310
apartment
buildings(load-bearing construction).............................................................................................................................. 342
apex......................................................................................................................................................................................... 124
apology of a design.................................................................................................................................................................... 174
appliances(sub-contractors)........................................................................................................................................................ 354
applicable.................................................................................................................................................................................... 82
application environment(technical)................................................................................................................................................ 355
application orientated.................................................................................................................................................................. 359
application potential..................................................................................................................................................................... 60
application study........................................................................................................................................................................ 330
application-related
study(effects(heating, ventilation, airconditioning, HVAC))................................................................................... 329
applications study...................................................................................................................................................................... 327
applied combinatorics................................................................................................................................................................. 417
applied mechanics.............................................................................................................................................................. 346;
464
applied mechanics(vector)........................................................................................................................................................... 211
applying.................................................................................................................................................................................... 395
appointments(reduction(location,
time))........................................................................................................................................ 447
appreciation............................................................................................................................................................................... 158
approach(three-way)................................................................................................................................................................... 313
approval of authorities................................................................................................................................................................. 372
appurtenance(carrier).................................................................................................................................................................. 349
Arbitration Board.......................................................................................................................................................................... 82
Arbobesluit.................................................................................................................................................................................. 81
Arc de Triomphe......................................................................................................................................................................... 446
arcade game.............................................................................................................................................................................. 232
arch(triumphal)............................................................................................................................................................................. 67
archaeology............................................................................................................................................................................... 415
Archer....................................................................................................................................................................................... 100
archetypal forms........................................................................................................................................................................ 487
archetypal shape........................................................................................................................................................................ 110
archetype..................................................................................................................................................................... 75;
103; 106
arch-forms................................................................................................................................................................................. 402
architect.................................................................................................................................................................................... 360
archi-tect..................................................................................................................................................................................... 97
architect(analysis of
buildings)..................................................................................................................................................... 118
architect(ICT)............................................................................................................................................................................. 377
architect(initiative(reporting
and linking back(exchange of information)))........................................................................................... 338
architect(jargon)......................................................................................................................................................................... 404
architect(react(world,
architects))................................................................................................................................................. 404
architect(result(process(design)))................................................................................................................................................. 417
architect(self-satisfaction)........................................................................................................................................................... 405
architectonic design................................................................................................................................................................... 336
architectonic
forms(contemplation)............................................................................................................................................... 475
architectonic imaging.................................................................................................................................................................. 133
Architectonic Intervention............................................................................................................................................................ 141
architectonic study..................................................................................................................................................................... 292
architectonic unity...................................................................................................................................................................... 435
architectonic whole...................................................................................................................................................................... 57
architects(computing)................................................................................................................................................................. 364
architects(eccentricity)............................................................................................................................................................... 357
architectural act(scale
levels, media)............................................................................................................................................ 421
architectural
analysis(normative models)...................................................................................................................................... 239
architectural
circles(Amsterdam)................................................................................................................................................. 122
architectural
composition(building elements, void space forms)....................................................................................................... 234
architectural construction............................................................................................................................................................ 336
architectural design.................................................................................................................................................................... 234
architectural design
management................................................................................................................................................ 427
architectural designers................................................................................................................................................................ 357
architectural doctrines................................................................................................................................................................ 239
architectural examples................................................................................................................................................................ 387
architectural formal system.................................................................................................................................................. 240;
241
architectural knowledge................................................................................................................................................................ 98
architectural
knowledge(redefine)................................................................................................................................................... 99
architectural
magazines(concepts, design tools)........................................................................................................................... 151
architectural methodology........................................................................................................................................................... 234
architectural motives.................................................................................................................................................................... 67
architectural office...................................................................................................................................................................... 373
architectural product................................................................................................................................................................... 367
architectural
product(personal ties).............................................................................................................................................. 369
architectural
product(spatial experience)....................................................................................................................................... 368
architectural
provisions(cimate control)......................................................................................................................................... 330
architectural purity...................................................................................................................................................................... 392
architectural quality............................................................................................................................................................. 151;
297
architectural
representations....................................................................................................................................................... 233
architectural
research............................................................................................................................................................ 98;
249
architectural
research(transparent, systematic, descriptive)............................................................................................................. 99
architectural responses............................................................................................................................................................... 389
architectural scene..................................................................................................................................................................... 243
architectural solution.................................................................................................................................................................. 107
architectural stereotypes............................................................................................................................................................. 236
architectural system................................................................................................................................................................... 108
architectural
transformations....................................................................................................................................................... 321
architecture................................................................................................................................................................... 61;
367; 404
architecture and urban
technology............................................................................................................................................... 346
architecture is interrogated.......................................................................................................................................................... 473
architecture of the city................................................................................................................................................................ 435
architecture(austere, Basel)........................................................................................................................................................ 122
architecture(brief, budget,
site boundaries).................................................................................................................................... 404
architecture(classical
orders(canonisation)).................................................................................................................................. 234
architecture(classical).................................................................................................................................................................. 96
architecture(Dutch, 18th
century).................................................................................................................................................. 118
architecture(fluid)........................................................................................................................................................................ 364
architecture(geometry)......................................................................................................................................................... 232;
245
architecture(history)..................................................................................................................................................................... 61
architecture(minorities)............................................................................................................................................................... 420
architecture(modernist)............................................................................................................................................................... 234
architecture(physical
protection, spiritual ordering)........................................................................................................................ 474
architecture(relationships
between elements)................................................................................................................................ 234
architecture(routine).................................................................................................................................................................... 390
architecture(sensual,
physical).................................................................................................................................................... 421
architecture(sterile)..................................................................................................................................................................... 286
architecture(urban)....................................................................................................................................................... 287;
433; 461
architecture-historical
studies(history)............................................................................................................................................ 61
archive............................................................................................................................................................................... 122;
423
archive(analysis of
buildings)....................................................................................................................................................... 117
archive(architects offices)............................................................................................................................................................ 118
archive(history)............................................................................................................................................................................ 62
archive(image)............................................................................................................................................................................. 50
archive(municipalities)................................................................................................................................................................. 118
archive(private collections)........................................................................................................................................................... 118
archiving.................................................................................................................................................................................... 381
arcs(graph theory)...................................................................................................................................................................... 216
area in between(body, mind)........................................................................................................................................................ 478
area(essence)............................................................................................................................................................................ 429
area(maps)................................................................................................................................................................................ 429
area(potentials).......................................................................................................................................................................... 267
areas........................................................................................................................................................................................ 441
areas of restructuring.................................................................................................................................................................. 433
areas(spatial)............................................................................................................................................................................. 347
arena........................................................................................................................................................................................ 480
Argan......................................................................................................................................................................... 103;
113; 417
argument................................................................................................................................................................................... 192
argumentation theory.................................................................................................................................................................. 192
Ariadne’s thread......................................................................................................................................................................... 482
Aristotle............................................................................................................................................................................... 26;
418
arithmatical series...................................................................................................................................................................... 212
arithmetic........................................................................................................................................................................... 203;
204
arithmetical optimum.................................................................................................................................................................. 297
arithmic rules............................................................................................................................................................................. 207
arousa(perceptual)l..................................................................................................................................................................... 240
arousal(perceptual)..................................................................................................................................................................... 240
arranged.................................................................................................................................................................................... 108
arrangement....................................................................................................................................................................... 234;
391
arrangement of elements............................................................................................................................................................. 235
arrangement of values................................................................................................................................................................. 447
arrangement possibilities............................................................................................................................................................ 207
arrangement(combinatorics)........................................................................................................................................................ 208
arrangement(rectangular)............................................................................................................................................................ 244
arrangement(spatial).................................................................................................................................................... 107;
108; 109
arrangement(urban).................................................................................................................................................................... 130
arrow(point, line)......................................................................................................................................................................... 477
art and science............................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Art Deco.................................................................................................................................................................................... 394
Art Nouveau............................................................................................................................................................................... 118
art of building(composing
precisely)............................................................................................................................................. 123
art of
omission(Michelangelo)...................................................................................................................................................... 407
art(history, delight)....................................................................................................................................................................... 64
art(knowledge and capability)...................................................................................................................................................... 478
art(preceding
all science and knowledge)...................................................................................................................................... 473
artefacts.................................................................................................................................................................................... 414
artefacts(collection).................................................................................................................................................................... 142
artefacts(documentation)............................................................................................................................................................. 144
artefacts(handcrafted(refinement))................................................................................................................................................ 400
artefacts(material)...................................................................................................................................................................... 367
art-historical
sciences.................................................................................................................................................................. 98
articles(frequently
purchased)...................................................................................................................................................... 268
articulated criticism.................................................................................................................................................................... 309
articulating the site..................................................................................................................................................................... 433
articulation............................................................................................................................................................. 57;
114; 129; 234
articulation and
performance(computerised representation(positioning(elements)))............................................................................ 236
articulation of scale.................................................................................................................................................................... 190
articulation(basic)....................................................................................................................................................................... 440
articulation(façade)..................................................................................................................................................................... 425
articulation(history, elevation)........................................................................................................................................................ 63
articulation(site).................................................................................................................................................................. 114;
439
articulation(spatial)..................................................................................................................................................................... 242
articulation(surface).................................................................................................................................................................... 188
articulation(tentative)................................................................................................................................................................... 440
articulation(vistas)...................................................................................................................................................................... 430
articulations of surfaces.............................................................................................................................................................. 436
articulations(basic)..................................................................................................................................................................... 439
articulations(site)........................................................................................................................................................................ 433
artificial intelligence............................................................................................................................................................. 378;
382
artificial light.............................................................................................................................................................................. 335
artificial lighting................................................................................................................................................................... 332;
425
artificial neural networks...................................................................................................................................................... 377;
382
artist.................................................................................................................................................................................. 360;
408
artistic form expression............................................................................................................................................................... 379
arts..................................................................................................................................................................................... 25;
297
arts(visual)........................................................................................................................................................................... 61;
231
Arup.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 364
as if design setting..................................................................................................................................................................... 101
a-select respondents.................................................................................................................................................................. 374
ASHRAE................................................................................................................................................................................... 330
ASHRAE Journal........................................................................................................................................................................ 330
ASHRAE Transactions............................................................................................................................................................... 330
aspiration(level).......................................................................................................................................................................... 295
Asselbergs................................................................................................................................................................................ 283
assembled................................................................................................................................................................................. 108
assembled(post)........................................................................................................................................................................ 281
assembling................................................................................................................................................................................ 350
assembly(on-site)....................................................................................................................................................................... 281
assertions................................................................................................................................................................................. 191
assertive(consumers).................................................................................................................................................................. 311
assessment............................................................................................................................................................................... 254
assessment criteria.................................................................................................................................................................... 365
assessment of alternatives.......................................................................................................................................................... 168
assessment(context).................................................................................................................................................................. 399
assessment(costs)..................................................................................................................................................................... 372
assignment................................................................................................................................................................................ 443
assignment(analysis of
buildings)................................................................................................................................................ 118
assignment(design).................................................................................................................................................................... 159
assignment(interpretation)........................................................................................................................................................... 107
assignment(part)
(plan(spatial), programme of requirements).......................................................................................................... 340
associate.................................................................................................................................................................................. 477
association......................................................................................................................................................................... 390;
395
Association Deltametropolis........................................................................................................................................................ 498
association test......................................................................................................................................................................... 476
association(private)..................................................................................................................................................................... 492
association(significant,
meaningful)( key-words(from the gut))......................................................................................................... 476
association(useful)..................................................................................................................................................................... 403
associations(chain).................................................................................................................................................................... 394
associations(clearing out)........................................................................................................................................................... 393
associations(farfetched(eclectic
spirit))......................................................................................................................................... 239
associative methods............................................................................................................................................................ 340;
371
associative qualities(curved
lines and surfaces)............................................................................................................................. 487
associative
representations(atomistic).......................................................................................................................................... 237
associative
structures(holistic)..................................................................................................................................................... 237
assumptions.............................................................................................................................................................................. 417
assumptions(transformative)........................................................................................................................................................ 417
AST.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 346
astonishment(outside world)........................................................................................................................................................ 413
astronaut’s suit.......................................................................................................................................................................... 464
asymmetrical profile................................................................................................................................................................... 446
asymmetry and symmetry............................................................................................................................................................ 95
Asymptot.................................................................................................................................................................................. 473
At least one(logic)...................................................................................................................................................................... 193
atmosphere............................................................................................................................................................................... 156
atomistic associative
representations........................................................................................................................................... 237
atomistic form............................................................................................................................................................................ 233
atoms in the universe.......................................................................................................................................................... 207;
210
atria.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 331
atrium................................................................................................................................................................................ 171;
468
atrium building........................................................................................................................................................................... 326
attention(balanced)..................................................................................................................................................................... 306
attention(effort)........................................................................................................................................................................... 240
attention(range(monitor))............................................................................................................................................................. 410
attention(selective)................................................................................................................................................................ 25;
444
attention(shift)............................................................................................................................................................................ 399
attention(shifts).......................................................................................................................................................................... 404
attention(spread(alternating
focus of interest))............................................................................................................................... 409
attitude in studying..................................................................................................................................................................... 358
attitudes(designer)...................................................................................................................................................................... 144
attorney...................................................................................................................................................................................... 82
attraction(concentration(shopping
centres))................................................................................................................................... 268
attribute...................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
Audi Quatro............................................................................................................................................................................... 356
audience................................................................................................................................................................................... 465
auditorium.......................................................................................................................................................................... 112;
465
augur........................................................................................................................................................................................ 474
AUP.................................................................................................................................................................................. 129;
434
Aurora....................................................................................................................................................................................... 107
authentic..................................................................................................................................................................................... 95
author......................................................................................................................................................................................... 62
author(designer, history)............................................................................................................................................................... 65
author(history)............................................................................................................................................................................. 65
author’s name.............................................................................................................................................................................. 46
authorities(approval).................................................................................................................................................................... 372
authorities(local).......................................................................................................................................................................... 81
Authors’ Law............................................................................................................................................................................... 80
authorship(shared)....................................................................................................................................................................... 59
autism....................................................................................................................................................................................... 413
autocratic.................................................................................................................................................................................. 303
autogeneity................................................................................................................................................................................ 418
automatism............................................................................................................................................................................... 416
autonomous............................................................................................................................................................................... 393
autonomous natural process....................................................................................................................................................... 370
autonomous position of the
designer............................................................................................................................................ 434
autonomous qualities.................................................................................................................................................................. 126
autonomous sequence................................................................................................................................................................ 115
autonomously continuing idea..................................................................................................................................................... 418
autopsy(history)........................................................................................................................................................................... 61
auxiliary lines............................................................................................................................................................................. 290
available data............................................................................................................................................................................. 333
avenue...................................................................................................................................................................................... 423
avenue(straight).......................................................................................................................................................................... 423
average....................................................................................................................................................................... 219;
253; 255
averages(condensing)................................................................................................................................................................. 219
AVV.................................................................................................................................................................................. 259;
497
axioms...................................................................................................................................................................................... 204
axis of the tower......................................................................................................................................................................... 123
axle.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 223
axonometrie............................................................................................................................................................................... 116
Baarda........................................................................................................................................................................................ 54
Baarda & De Goede............................................................................................................................................................ 138;
249
Baarsjes.................................................................................................................................................................................... 445
back......................................................................................................................................................................................... 170
back-casting.............................................................................................................................................................................. 259
backdrop................................................................................................................................................................................... 114
backside(closed)........................................................................................................................................................................ 429
Bacon......................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
balance(perception).................................................................................................................................................................... 241
balanced attention...................................................................................................................................................................... 306
balconies........................................................................................................................................................................... 112;
392
balustrading............................................................................................................................................................................... 392
bandwidth(scenarios).................................................................................................................................................................. 162
band-with................................................................................................................................................................................... 212
Barbieri................................................................................................................................................................................ 57;
152
Barcelona-paviljoen..................................................................................................................................................................... 407
barrier(transparent)..................................................................................................................................................................... 284
Basic........................................................................................................................................................................................ 229
basic allocation method.............................................................................................................................................................. 440
basic articulation(history)............................................................................................................................................................ 440
basic human needs.................................................................................................................................................................... 358
basis module M......................................................................................................................................................................... 348
bathroom like............................................................................................................................................................................. 156
bathrooms................................................................................................................................................................................. 217
Bayreuth................................................................................................................................................................................... 113
Bazel.......................................................................................................................................................................... 119;
120; 121
beams(façade)........................................................................................................................................................................... 325
beauty.......................................................................................................................................................................... 95;
108; 394
Beckers.................................................................................................................................................................................... 313
bed........................................................................................................................................................................................... 292
bedroom(sleeping(description)).................................................................................................................................................... 292
begin to
design(existing(accept, reject))....................................................................................................................................... 417
begin, and the results will
follow................................................................................................................................................... 408
beginning anew.......................................................................................................................................................................... 417
beginning design........................................................................................................................................................................ 473
behaviour................................................................................................................................................................................... 292
behaviour of
people(adaptive(acclimatisation, clothing)).................................................................................................................. 334
behaviour theory(animal)............................................................................................................................................................. 414
behaviour(co-operative)................................................................................................................................................................ 296
behavioural aspects.................................................................................................................................................................... 152
behavioural mapping................................................................................................................................................................... 275
belief........................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
beliefs(popular(hidden
burdens(ex ante evaluation)))....................................................................................................................... 162
below........................................................................................................................................................................................ 475
bench........................................................................................................................................................................................ 483
benchmarking............................................................................................................................................................................ 163
Benthem................................................................................................................................................................................... 357
Bergh........................................................................................................................................................................................ 473
Berkel en Rodenrijs.................................................................................................................................................................... 287
Berkel, B. van............................................................................................................................................................................ 357
Berkhout................................................................................................................................................................................... 301
Berlage....................................................................................................................................................................... 117;
121; 123
Berlage Institute......................................................................................................................................................................... 396
Berlage, H.P....................................................................................................................................................................... 119;
435
Berlin Wall................................................................................................................................................................................. 495
Berlioz...................................................................................................................................................................................... 408
Bertels and Nauta............................................................................................................................................................... 182;
183
Besset...................................................................................................................................................................................... 394
best buy.................................................................................................................................................................................... 165
best in test................................................................................................................................................................................ 165
bestemmingsplan......................................................................................................................................................................... 81
beta sciences............................................................................................................................................................................ 379
betha way(natural rules).............................................................................................................................................................. 491
Beurs........................................................................................................................................................................................ 118
Beurs van Berlage...................................................................................................................................................................... 119
Bhalotra............................................................................................................................................................................. 435;
439
bias(ideological)......................................................................................................................................................................... 430
bias(valuation)............................................................................................................................................................................ 167
BIC........................................................................................................................................................................................... 117
bicycle...................................................................................................................................................................................... 393
Biederman.......................................................................................................................................................................... 235;
243
big shopping centres.................................................................................................................................................................. 269
Bijlmermeer.......................................................................................................................................................................... 59;
188
Bijlsma...................................................................................................................................................................................... 135
Bijvoet................................................................................................................................................................................ 394;
465
Bilbao....................................................................................................................................................................................... 380
Bilbao Guggenheim Museum....................................................................................................................................................... 364
Bildung(history)............................................................................................................................................................................ 70
binary numerals......................................................................................................................................................................... 233
binding theme..................................................................................................................................................................... 141;
485
binocular disparity...................................................................................................................................................................... 244
biology...................................................................................................................................................................................... 414
birds eye view............................................................................................................................................................................ 464
Birkhoff...................................................................................................................................................................................... 240
bisecting the
organisation(building).............................................................................................................................................. 424
black box.................................................................................................................................................................................. 308
black box design........................................................................................................................................................................ 365
blind spot(urban)........................................................................................................................................................................ 132
blinding..................................................................................................................................................................................... 336
Blob architects........................................................................................................................................................................... 357
blob designs.............................................................................................................................................................................. 364
blobs......................................................................................................................................................................................... 487
block......................................................................................................................................................................................... 116
block(building)............................................................................................................................................................................ 135
block(closed, building)................................................................................................................................................................ 135
block(end)................................................................................................................................................................................. 116
blockades.................................................................................................................................................................................. 415
blockading pre-suppositions.......................................................................................................................................................... 35
blocking stimulus....................................................................................................................................................................... 415
blocks(all-metal)......................................................................................................................................................................... 391
blocks(building).......................................................................................................................................................................... 135
blocks(residential)...................................................................................................................................................................... 316
Blom......................................................................................................................................................................................... 117
Blondel...................................................................................................................................................................................... 239
blotches plan............................................................................................................................................................................. 434
blueprint.................................................................................................................................................................................... 431
Blueprint for a City...................................................................................................................................................................... 313
Blueprint for survival.................................................................................................................................................................... 313
blueprint for the city.................................................................................................................................................................... 461
blue-print(frame, grain)................................................................................................................................................................ 211
blue-print(history)......................................................................................................................................................................... 61
blue-print(spatial
model(thought model))....................................................................................................................................... 183
blueprints(cramped).................................................................................................................................................................... 166
Blyth & Worthington............................................................................................................................................................ 275;
276
Boekholt..................................................................................................................................................................................... 59
Boelen...................................................................................................................................................................................... 449
Boer.................................................................................................................................................................................. 437;
439
Boersma................................................................................................................................................................................... 294
Bogaers...................................................................................................................................................................................... 59
Bohm........................................................................................................................................................................................ 100
Boîte à
Miracles......................................................................................................................................................................... 477
bolts......................................................................................................................................................................................... 286
Bomarzo..................................................................................................................................................................................... 67
Bond Heemschut......................................................................................................................................................................... 83
bond(brick)................................................................................................................................................................................ 120
bond(hinged, nodal).................................................................................................................................................................... 286
book section................................................................................................................................................................................ 44
book(edited)................................................................................................................................................................................ 44
BOOM...................................................................................................................................................................................... 313
border zones.............................................................................................................................................................................. 282
border zones of academic
enquiry................................................................................................................................................ 143
border(railway, road)................................................................................................................................................................... 429
bordering of a site....................................................................................................................................................................... 418
borders of the given site.............................................................................................................................................................. 418
boredom(monotony).................................................................................................................................................................... 170
boring(façade)............................................................................................................................................................................ 426
Borneo-Sporenburg..................................................................................................................................................................... 435
Borromini’s.................................................................................................................................................................................. 67
BOT.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 272
bottle-neck(model)...................................................................................................................................................................... 468
bottom glass line........................................................................................................................................................................ 325
bottom-up approach.................................................................................................................................................................... 104
boulevard................................................................................................................................................................................... 480
boundary conditions...................................................................................................................................... 253;
272; 374; 436; 459
boundary conditions(budget,
location).......................................................................................................................................... 276
boundary
conditions(optimisation)................................................................................................................................................ 221
boundary values(housing)............................................................................................................................................................ 165
Bouwregelgeving.......................................................................................................................................................................... 81
box of miracles.......................................................................................................................................................................... 480
Box of Miracles.......................................................................................................................................................................... 477
box(building).............................................................................................................................................................................. 408
box(protruding)........................................................................................................................................................................... 426
boxes(metal).............................................................................................................................................................................. 391
box-office................................................................................................................................................................................... 470
boys meet girls.......................................................................................................................................................................... 350
BPE.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 276
BPO......................................................................................................................................................................................... 152
bracing structures...................................................................................................................................................................... 342
brackets(steel angle).................................................................................................................................................................. 279
brain-storm session.................................................................................................................................................................... 429
brainstorming............................................................................................................................................................................. 371
branche(incident)........................................................................................................................................................................ 217
branche(inciding)........................................................................................................................................................................ 217
branches (dual).......................................................................................................................................................................... 217
branches with a length(graph
theory)............................................................................................................................................ 218
branches with a weight(graph
theory)........................................................................................................................................... 218
branches(graph theory)............................................................................................................................................................... 216
Brand........................................................................................................................................................................................ 161
Brandes.................................................................................................................................................................................... 437
Breen........................................................................................................................................................................... 95;
137; 483
brick.................................................................................................................................................................................. 123;
348
brick format(Waal)...................................................................................................................................................................... 119
brick heads................................................................................................................................................................................ 120
brick module.............................................................................................................................................................................. 348
brick strips................................................................................................................................................................................ 111
brick wall(dual)........................................................................................................................................................................... 281
bricklaying practice.................................................................................................................................................................... 124
brickwork................................................................................................................................................................................... 395
bridge........................................................................................................................................................................................ 483
bridge constructions................................................................................................................................................................... 394
bridge(impact(landscape))........................................................................................................................................................... 485
bridge(organisation(bisecting(building)))........................................................................................................................................ 424
bridges(aerial)............................................................................................................................................................................ 325
brief..................................................................................................................................................................................... 27;
152
brief(architecture)....................................................................................................................................................................... 404
brief(development)...................................................................................................................................................................... 283
brief(technical)........................................................................................................................................................................... 281
briefing...................................................................................................................................................................................... 271
brightness(relative)..................................................................................................................................................................... 332
broad-band technology................................................................................................................................................................ 379
Broadbent.......................................................................................................................................................................... 183;
203
Broek................................................................................................................................................................................. 107;
134
Broekhuizen.............................................................................................................................................................................. 132
Brouwer........................................................................................................................................................ 346;
357; 387; 423; 443
Brouwer façade.......................................................................................................................................................................... 357
Bruijn........................................................................................................................................................................................ 275
Bruin......................................................................................................................................................................................... 356
Brundtland Report...................................................................................................................................................................... 181
Büchi........................................................................................................................................................................................ 438
budget................................................................................................................................................................. 404;
432; 464; 470
budget(impact(pergola,
sun-shades, less sophisticated types of material))...................................................................................... 427
budgetary pre-condition............................................................................................................................................................... 251
buffer zones................................................................................................................................................................................. 36
build in space............................................................................................................................................................................ 337
build operate transfer.................................................................................................................................................................. 272
builder(persuaded(studies,
examples))......................................................................................................................................... 427
build-in space............................................................................................................................................................................ 336
building block............................................................................................................................................................................. 135
building block(open).................................................................................................................................................................... 114
building blocks........................................................................................................................................................................... 135
building blocks(programme of
requirements, location).................................................................................................................... 291
building checklist....................................................................................................................................................................... 328
Building Code..................................................................................................................................................................... 151;
274
building component.................................................................................................................................................................... 286
building
component(core(elevator, stairs))..................................................................................................................................... 489
building component(special)........................................................................................................................................................ 355
building components(special)...................................................................................................................................................... 355
building construction................................................................................................................................................................... 346
building cranes........................................................................................................................................................................... 342
Building Decision....................................................................................................................................................................... 350
building decree............................................................................................................................................................................ 80
Building Decree...................................................................................................................................................................... 81;
84
building design.................................................................................................................................................................... 279;
333
building documents.................................................................................................................................................................... 231
building economics..................................................................................................................................................................... 346
building elements(basic set)........................................................................................................................................................ 233
building elements(symbols)......................................................................................................................................................... 233
building enterprise(history)............................................................................................................................................................ 65
building envelope........................................................................................................................................................................ 330
building façade sub-system......................................................................................................................................................... 280
building from scratch.................................................................................................................................................................. 323
building function......................................................................................................................................................................... 330
building groups(partial)................................................................................................................................................................ 349
building
height............................................................................................................................................................................ 122
building in use evaluation............................................................................................................................................................ 328
building in Use evaluation............................................................................................................................................................ 334
Building in Use study.................................................................................................................................................................. 335
building in-take........................................................................................................................................................................... 324
building location.................................................................................................................................................................. 359;
372
building managers...................................................................................................................................................................... 359
building mass............................................................................................................................................................................ 372
building material(history,
provenance)............................................................................................................................................. 63
building material(ideal)................................................................................................................................................................ 283
building material(new)................................................................................................................................................................. 283
building methodology.................................................................................................................................................................. 249
building node...................................................................................................................................................................... 321;
345
Building Node Study................................................................................................................................................................... 351
building part........................................................................................................................................................................ 279;
347
building parts............................................................................................................................................................... 279;
280; 282
building parts(groups)................................................................................................................................................................. 347
Building Performance
Evaluation........................................................................................................................................... 152;
276
building permission...................................................................................................................................................................... 81
building permit............................................................................................................................................................................. 81
building practice(Dutch 20th
Century)........................................................................................................................................... 117
building process.................................................................................................................................................................. 271;
372
building process(ongoing)............................................................................................................................................................ 356
building process(programme
of requirements(completeness))......................................................................................................... 272
building product enterprise.......................................................................................................................................................... 373
building products(standard)......................................................................................................................................................... 355
building sector(fragmented,
old-fasioned)...................................................................................................................................... 379
building services......................................................................................................................................................................... 327
building site................................................................................................................................................................. 341;
347; 350
building specification.................................................................................................................................................................. 109
building system.................................................................................................................................................................. 282;
355
building systems(
unconstrained transition(eclectic spirit))............................................................................................................. 239
building technique............................................................................................................................................................... 109;
321
building technology(context,
multidisciplinary complexity, cultural sensitivity, basic human needs,
execution, traditional materials, entrance level, enterprises(small-scale),
competitiveness, low final product costs, focus on straight applications, low
studying attitude)....................................................... 358
building volumes......................................................................................................................................................................... 487
building(achievements)................................................................................................................................................................ 149
building(adaptable)..................................................................................................................................................................... 310
building(analysis)....................................................................................................................................................................... 117
building(capable to
adapt(exibition concepts))............................................................................................................................... 462
building(classification)................................................................................................................................................................. 342
building(component)................................................................................................................................................................... 233
building(consistent).................................................................................................................................................................... 470
building(dynamic properties)........................................................................................................................................................ 330
building(existing(actuality,
historical data)).................................................................................................................................... 117
building(existing)........................................................................................................................................................................ 394
building(extending(adding
parts)).................................................................................................................................................. 424
building(function)........................................................................................................................................................................ 341
building(healthy)......................................................................................................................................................................... 330
building(history(period))............................................................................................................................................................... 429
building(industrial)...................................................................................................................................................................... 346
building(large)............................................................................................................................................................................ 433
building(maintained,
adapted)...................................................................................................................................................... 281
building(not)............................................................................................................................................................................... 331
building(parts and connections)................................................................................................................................................... 351
building(production,
manufacturing).............................................................................................................................................. 281
building(realised)........................................................................................................................................................................ 143
building(shape)........................................................................................................................................................................... 327
building(suitable)........................................................................................................................................................................ 470
buildingelements(main)............................................................................................................................................................... 345
building-lot................................................................................................................................................................................. 115
buildings(classical)..................................................................................................................................................................... 234
buildings(depth).......................................................................................................................................................................... 122
buildings(round).......................................................................................................................................................................... 115
building-trade documentation....................................................................................................................................................... 347
built and unbuilt.......................................................................................................................................................................... 429
built environment........................................................................................................................................................... 95;
249; 377
built environment(legible)............................................................................................................................................................... 25
built space typology................................................................................................................................................................... 439
built-in
space(installations).......................................................................................................................................................... 330
bull(head).................................................................................................................................................................................. 393
burdens(hidden)......................................................................................................................................................................... 162
bureaucratic
procedures(viscous)................................................................................................................................................. 311
burg.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 482
Burgerweeshuis........................................................................................................................................................................... 89
burglary..................................................................................................................................................................................... 158
Burt.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 153
bus route................................................................................................................................................................................... 316
business
management(empirical model)....................................................................................................................................... 417
business parks.......................................................................................................................................................................... 269
business(location(rent)(price
of the land))...................................................................................................................................... 267
business(location(rent))............................................................................................................................................................... 267
businesses(programme(attractiveness))........................................................................................................................................ 269
business-plan............................................................................................................................................................................ 375
but............................................................................................................................................................................................ 199
buying market building................................................................................................................................................................ 360
cables....................................................................................................................................................................................... 336
cabling...................................................................................................................................................................................... 337
CAD...................................................................................................................................................................... 21;
210; 298; 378
CAD / CAM............................................................................................................................................................................... 350
CAD documents......................................................................................................................................................................... 238
CAD system.............................................................................................................................................................................. 334
CAD systems............................................................................................................................................................................ 372
CAD-CAM................................................................................................................................................................................. 378
CAD-files..................................................................................................................................................................................... 49
CAE.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 378
Café Wasserman....................................................................................................................................................................... 467
Calatrava................................................................................................................................................................................... 379
calculation of variances............................................................................................................................................................... 209
calculation(differential)................................................................................................................................................................ 205
calculation(infinitesimal).............................................................................................................................................................. 205
calculation(integral).................................................................................................................................................................... 205
calculus(differential).................................................................................................................................................................... 228
calculus(formal model)................................................................................................................................................................ 183
calculus(integral)........................................................................................................................................................................ 228
calibration.................................................................................................................................................................................. 257
Callas....................................................................................................................................................................................... 419
Calvino...................................................................................................................................................................................... 476
Cameron................................................................................................................................................................................... 260
canal house........................................................................................................................................................................ 119;
124
canals....................................................................................................................................................................................... 127
canonical orientation................................................................................................................................................................... 243
canonical views.......................................................................................................................................................................... 245
canonisation(classical
orders)..................................................................................................................................................... 234
cantilever................................................................................................................................................................................... 393
cantilevering roof........................................................................................................................................................................ 407
Cantor(fractal)............................................................................................................................................................................ 226
capability(internal)...................................................................................................................................................................... 374
capacity plan............................................................................................................................................................................. 173
capacity to adapt....................................................................................................................................................................... 395
capacity(conceptual)........................................................................................................................................................... 414;
415
capacity(heating)........................................................................................................................................................................ 334
capacity(installations)................................................................................................................................................................. 330
car industry............................................................................................................................................................................... 365
card(demonstration).................................................................................................................................................................... 130
care and service
provision(logistics)............................................................................................................................................. 310
care centre................................................................................................................................................................................ 310
care(home)................................................................................................................................................................................ 310
carrier(appurtenance).................................................................................................................................................................. 349
carrier(equipment)...................................................................................................................................................................... 349
carrying structure....................................................................................................................................................................... 354
cars(accessibility)............................................................................................................................................................... 465;
468
Cartesian co-ordinates................................................................................................................................................................ 203
cartesian cross.......................................................................................................................................................................... 133
Cartesian grid............................................................................................................................................................................ 359
Cartesian(Plato)......................................................................................................................................................................... 478
cartography................................................................................................................................................................................. 74
cartoons.................................................................................................................................................................................... 460
case based studies.................................................................................................................................................................... 144
case studies.............................................................................................................................................................................. 277
case study.................................................................................................................................................................................. 20
case(defined(object,
context))...................................................................................................................................................... 493
case(individual)............................................................................................................................................................................ 82
cases.............................................................................................................................................................................. 34;
79; 81
cases(design)............................................................................................................................................................................ 144
cases(individual)......................................................................................................................................................................... 220
Castells..................................................................................................................................................................................... 495
casuistry............................................................................................................................................................................... 34;
54
catalogue range of
components................................................................................................................................................... 281
catalogues(electronic)................................................................................................................................................................. 380
categories................................................................................................................................................................................. 414
categories(pre-supposed)............................................................................................................................................................ 444
categorisation............................................................................................................................................................................ 104
category.................................................................................................................................................................................... 207
cathedral(gothic)........................................................................................................................................................................ 396
Catia......................................................................................................................................................................................... 380
Cauchy-sequence...................................................................................................................................................................... 226
causal connection...................................................................................................................................................................... 201
causal consistency.................................................................................................................................................................... 189
causal correctness..................................................................................................................................................................... 254
causal explanation(logical
form)................................................................................................................................................... 200
causal explanations(logic)........................................................................................................................................................... 197
causal lines............................................................................................................................................................................... 181
causal pre-supposition................................................................................................................................................................ 195
causal relation........................................................................................................................................................................... 328
causal
relations(intervention study).............................................................................................................................................. 328
causal relationship..................................................................................................................................................................... 207
causal relationship(series
of actions, result).................................................................................................................................. 417
causal
relationships(function)...................................................................................................................................................... 225
causal(logical)............................................................................................................................................................................ 448
causality..................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
causally.................................................................................................................................................................................... 443
cause............................................................................................................................................................................. 27;
48; 448
cause(complaint)........................................................................................................................................................................ 327
cause(immediate)....................................................................................................................................................................... 405
causes(possible) of
complaints.................................................................................................................................................... 327
causing the problem(thought)...................................................................................................................................................... 327
CBD.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 495
CBS.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 258
ceiling(false).............................................................................................................................................................................. 332
cells.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 170
cellulose(isolation)...................................................................................................................................................................... 427
Centraal Beheer......................................................................................................................................................................... 395
Centraal Beheer building............................................................................................................................................................. 395
Centraal Bureau voor de
Statistiek............................................................................................................................................... 251
Centraal Planbureau................................................................................................................................................................... 251
central area(spacious)................................................................................................................................................................ 326
central hall(roofed)...................................................................................................................................................................... 326
Central Park.............................................................................................................................................................................. 188
central place
theory(Christaller)................................................................................................................................................... 268
central staircase........................................................................................................................................................................ 424
central(space, mass).................................................................................................................................................................. 131
centralisation............................................................................................................................................................................. 105
centralised................................................................................................................................................................................. 105
centrally(localised(programme(quantity)))...................................................................................................................................... 215
centralspace(flanking)................................................................................................................................................................. 242
Centre for the Arts &
Culture....................................................................................................................................................... 465
centre(city)................................................................................................................................................................................ 268
centre(old)................................................................................................................................................................................. 430
Céramique.......................................................................................................................................................................... 435;
439
certainty(pseudo(numbers))......................................................................................................................................................... 187
certification................................................................................................................................................................................ 365
Cesar Pelli Associates............................................................................................................................................................... 380
ceteris paribus............................................................................................................................................................. 204;
255; 447
ceteris
paribus(incompleteness).................................................................................................................................................. 189
Cézanne.................................................................................................................................................................................... 399
CFD.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 334
chain(decision making)............................................................................................................................................................... 280
chalk and sketching paper.......................................................................................................................................................... 432
chalk(sketch)............................................................................................................................................................................. 429
chance...................................................................................................................................................................................... 253
chance density.......................................................................................................................................................................... 219
chance of an event..................................................................................................................................................................... 219
change...................................................................................................................................................................................... 447
change of abstraction................................................................................................................................................................. 190
change(succeeding values)......................................................................................................................................................... 226
changes(temperature)................................................................................................................................................................. 334
changing functions..................................................................................................................................................................... 277
changing requirements................................................................................................................................................................ 455
chaos........................................................................................................................................................................................ 413
chaos function.................................................................................................................................................................... 256;
257
chaos theory.............................................................................................................................................................................. 448
chapter(numbered)....................................................................................................................................................................... 43
chapters................................................................................................................................................................................ 43;
46
character(context(mean))............................................................................................................................................................ 255
characteristic details.................................................................................................................................................................. 445
characteristic(immeasurable)........................................................................................................................................................ 92
characteristic(spatial)................................................................................................................................................................. 408
characteristic(values(independently
varying))................................................................................................................................. 447
characteristics(most
positive and most negative)........................................................................................................................... 158
characteristics(nameable(verbal,
denumerable, numerable, measurable))......................................................................................... 447
characteristics(spatial)................................................................................................................................................................ 131
Chareau.................................................................................................................................................................................... 394
charged(theme(surveying,
watching, not seeing, overseeing))......................................................................................................... 476
charisma................................................................................................................................................................................... 295
Chartres...................................................................................................................................................................................... 67
Chartres Cathedral..................................................................................................................................................................... 401
Chavasse Park........................................................................................................................................................................... 364
checking moment....................................................................................................................................................................... 372
chemical glueconnection............................................................................................................................................................. 356
chess player.............................................................................................................................................................................. 410
chief designer............................................................................................................................................................................ 359
child's experiments..................................................................................................................................................................... 414
Chinese architecture(empty
surfaces, circle, colour))..................................................................................................................... 420
Chinese community.................................................................................................................................................................... 419
Chinese sky-line........................................................................................................................................................................ 421
Chipperfield................................................................................................................................................................................ 473
choice(first)................................................................................................................................................................................ 473
choice(freedom).................................................................................................................................................................... 26;
500
choice(optimum)........................................................................................................................................................................ 297
choices(design).......................................................................................................................................................................... 109
choices(iterated)........................................................................................................................................................................ 296
choices(spatial
architectural)....................................................................................................................................................... 155
choosing of forms......................................................................................................................................................................... 58
Christaller.................................................................................................................................................................................. 268
Christiaanse.............................................................................................................................................................................. 439
chronological reporting and
accounting......................................................................................................................................... 361
chronology.................................................................................................................................................................................. 62
chronology(history)....................................................................................................................................................................... 62
church-yard............................................................................................................................................................................... 477
CIAM................................................................................................................................................................................... 69;
105
CIAM(functions(housing,
employment, amenities, traffic))-classification........................................................................................... 266
CIB........................................................................................................................................................................................... 249
Ciftcioglu................................................................................................................................................................................... 377
cinema...................................................................................................................................................................................... 465
cinema room.............................................................................................................................................................................. 465
circle.......................................................................................................................................................................... 215;
420; 475
circle(shape(simple)).................................................................................................................................................................. 215
circle(triangle)............................................................................................................................................................................ 431
circuit(graph).............................................................................................................................................................................. 217
circular conference room............................................................................................................................................................. 424
circular design........................................................................................................................................................................... 479
circular reasoning(evaluation
ex ante)........................................................................................................................................... 187
circular(cortumio(conspicio))........................................................................................................................................................ 481
circulation factor......................................................................................................................................................................... 269
circumference(programme(quantity))............................................................................................................................................ 215
circumscription(panorama).......................................................................................................................................................... 474
circumstances........................................................................................................................................................................... 473
circumstantial evidence............................................................................................................................................................... 137
citation........................................................................................................................................................................................ 43
cities in the delta........................................................................................................................................................................ 500
cities(independent, fields
of influence).......................................................................................................................................... 498
cities(separate).......................................................................................................................................................................... 496
city building............................................................................................................................................................................... 435
city centre................................................................................................................................................................................. 268
city hall..................................................................................................................................................................................... 287
city
map(composition(spatial), component(design))....................................................................................................................... 439
city shape models...................................................................................................................................................................... 438
city(form)............................................................................................................................................................................ 125;
126
city(founding)............................................................................................................................................................................. 474
city(planning(human
achievement)).............................................................................................................................................. 491
city(river)................................................................................................................................................................................... 134
city-extension............................................................................................................................................................................ 121
Civil Code.................................................................................................................................................................................... 82
civil engineering.......................................................................................................................................................................... 279
civil liberties................................................................................................................................................................................. 79
clad.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 394
claddings................................................................................................................................................................................... 355
claddings(load-bearing
construction)............................................................................................................................................ 280
claims(compensation).................................................................................................................................................................. 81
claims(suing)............................................................................................................................................................................... 80
clairvoyant moments................................................................................................................................................................... 459
class intervals............................................................................................................................................................................ 256
class logic................................................................................................................................................................................. 192
class(accuracy)......................................................................................................................................................................... 212
class(scale values)..................................................................................................................................................................... 154
classes(qualitative)..................................................................................................................................................................... 154
classical.................................................................................................................................................................................... 470
classical buildings...................................................................................................................................................................... 234
classical orders.......................................................................................................................................................................... 234
classical theatre......................................................................................................................................................................... 470
classicist................................................................................................................................................................................... 119
classification............................................................................................................................................................................... 35
classification boundaries............................................................................................................................................................. 220
classification of
information, document processing.......................................................................................................................... 79
classification(buildings)............................................................................................................................................................... 342
classifying components.............................................................................................................................................................. 345
clean slate................................................................................................................................................................................. 390
cleaning windows....................................................................................................................................................................... 337
clear ground certificate................................................................................................................................................................. 81
clearing out associations............................................................................................................................................................ 393
cleavage in the area.................................................................................................................................................................... 430
cliché.................................................................................................................................................................. 389;
390; 395; 416
cliché(design(just
beginning))...................................................................................................................................................... 408
clichés entrenched..................................................................................................................................................................... 406
client(analysis of
buildings)......................................................................................................................................................... 118
client's information...................................................................................................................................................................... 275
Clima 2000................................................................................................................................................................................ 330
climate control.................................................................................................................................................................... 328;
330
climate
control((installations, constructional facilities)(shape, architectural
provisions))..................................................................... 330
climate controlled façade............................................................................................................................................................ 281
climate façade............................................................................................................................................................. 323;
423; 426
climate installations.................................................................................................................................................................... 330
climate(indoor)........................................................................................................................................................................... 330
closed and open......................................................................................................................................................................... 429
closed backside......................................................................................................................................................................... 429
closed building block.................................................................................................................................................................. 135
closed wall(transparant
roof)........................................................................................................................................................ 285
closure of spaces......................................................................................................................................................................... 56
closure(perception)..................................................................................................................................................................... 241
clothing..................................................................................................................................................................................... 334
Club of Rome...................................................................................................................................................................... 182;
494
clues(lack)................................................................................................................................................................................. 145
clustered diffusion........................................................................................................................................................................ 37
clustering spaces....................................................................................................................................................................... 275
coarseness(drawing)................................................................................................................................................................... 211
code(end).................................................................................................................................................................................. 242
co-designers.............................................................................................................................................................................. 282
coding efficiency........................................................................................................................................................................ 244
coding of a floor plan................................................................................................................................................................... 242
coding operations....................................................................................................................................................................... 242
co-efficients............................................................................................................................................................................... 225
Coenen....................................................................................................................................................................... 365;
435; 439
cognitive studies of vision(parts,
modules).................................................................................................................................... 235
cognitive-psychological................................................................................................................................................................. 58
coherence................................................................................................................................................................................... 60
coherence in our movements....................................................................................................................................................... 415
coherence(formal)....................................................................................................................................................................... 430
cohesion(system)....................................................................................................................................................................... 218
co-incidence.............................................................................................................................................................................. 416
co-incidence(historical)............................................................................................................................................................... 417
collaborative &
concurrent engineering.......................................................................................................................................... 378
collaborative design.................................................................................................................................................................... 382
collaborative engineering............................................................................................................................................................. 379
collage............................................................................................................................................................................... 393;
402
collection of images.................................................................................................................................................................... 402
collective
activities(research(design project based))....................................................................................................................... 141
collective garden........................................................................................................................................................................ 135
collective memory............................................................................................................................................................... 106;
402
collective outcome...................................................................................................................................................................... 296
collective space......................................................................................................................................................................... 135
collective welfare........................................................................................................................................................................ 300
colonies(Greek).......................................................................................................................................................................... 203
colonnade.................................................................................................................................................................................. 244
Colossal Pictures(film and
television company)............................................................................................................................. 161
colour.................................................................................................................................................................... 95;
336; 391; 420
colour and texture(front).............................................................................................................................................................. 289
colour(context)........................................................................................................................................................................... 394
colour(possible).......................................................................................................................................................................... 208
colours...................................................................................................................................................................................... 394
colours(number(required))............................................................................................................................................................ 210
column............................................................................................................................................................................... 121;
392
column placed out of the façade.................................................................................................................................................. 324
column(detailing(form(pencil)(column(60cm),
wall(25 cm))))............................................................................................................ 463
column(glass)............................................................................................................................................................................ 286
column(steel)............................................................................................................................................................................. 394
combination............................................................................................................................................................................... 417
combination of pieces................................................................................................................................................................. 391
combination of strategies............................................................................................................................................................ 296
combination of sub-solutions....................................................................................................................................................... 297
combination possibilities............................................................................................................................................................. 219
combinational explosion.............................................................................................................................................................. 295
combinations and quantities........................................................................................................................................................ 389
combinations possible................................................................................................................................................................ 341
combinations without
repetition.................................................................................................................................................... 210
combinations(mathematics)........................................................................................................................................................ 210
combinations(parts).................................................................................................................................................................... 101
combinations(possible)............................................................................................................................................................... 219
combinatorial explosion.............................................................................................................................................................. 208
combinatorial geometry............................................................................................................................................................... 215
combinatoric explosion................................................................................................................................................................. 20
combinatorics..................................................................................................................................................................... 203;
207
combinatorics(applied)................................................................................................................................................................ 417
combinatorics(arrangement)........................................................................................................................................................ 208
combinatorics(variations)............................................................................................................................................................. 208
combinatory explosion................................................................................................................................................................ 303
combine or
analyse(functions)..................................................................................................................................................... 448
combined.................................................................................................................................................................................. 340
combined controle...................................................................................................................................................................... 336
combined(components)............................................................................................................................................................... 347
combining.................................................................................................................................................................................. 430
combining sub-solution............................................................................................................................................................... 341
come-back of an idea................................................................................................................................................................. 290
comfort...................................................................................................................................................................................... 367
comfort and usage...................................................................................................................................................................... 330
comfort requirements.................................................................................................................................................................. 330
comic books.............................................................................................................................................................................. 245
comic strip................................................................................................................................................................................ 247
command(language)................................................................................................................................................................... 194
commercial development
process................................................................................................................................................ 369
commercial facilities................................................................................................................................................................... 135
commission............................................................................................................................................................................... 465
commission(acquisition)...................................................................................................................................................... 427;
432
commission(disciplinary)............................................................................................................................................................. 473
commission(history)..................................................................................................................................................................... 65
commission(interpretation(top-down))........................................................................................................................................... 474
commission(interpretation).......................................................................................................................................................... 474
commission(national
buildings service)......................................................................................................................................... 460
commission(professional,
curiosity)............................................................................................................................................. 473
commission(without problem)...................................................................................................................................................... 473
commissioned studies................................................................................................................................................................ 329
commissioner............................................................................................................................................................................ 276
commissioner(history).................................................................................................................................................................. 65
commissioner(immaterial
intentions(concrete pictures))................................................................................................................. 459
commissioner(presentations,
wishes honoured, consistent building)............................................................................................... 470
commissioning(years)................................................................................................................................................................. 470
commitment.............................................................................................................................................................................. 296
common law................................................................................................................................................................................ 81
common object.......................................................................................................................................................................... 392
communicating the results.......................................................................................................................................................... 144
communicating vessels............................................................................................................................................................... 449
communicating(visual
representations)......................................................................................................................................... 231
communication...................................................................................................................................................... 58;
281; 330; 378
communication with the
commissioner(models, simple drawings)................................................................................................... 459
communication(checklist(frame(structure),
route, space, place, element, orientation))...................................................................... 441
communication(exchange,
relation).............................................................................................................................................. 306
communication(installations)....................................................................................................................................................... 337
communication(internal,
framework)............................................................................................................................................. 364
communication(open)................................................................................................................................................................. 338
communication(platform)............................................................................................................................................................. 306
communication(professional
discipline, culture, life-style)............................................................................................................... 305
communication(steerage)............................................................................................................................................................ 311
communicative
function(methodology).......................................................................................................................................... 363
communicative function(urban
design).......................................................................................................................................... 436
compact form of building............................................................................................................................................................. 170
compactness(code).................................................................................................................................................................... 243
comparability........................................................................................................................................................................ 92;
168
comparable................................................................................................................................................................. 20;
55; 57; 82
comparable buildings.................................................................................................................................................................. 250
comparable
situations(rulings)....................................................................................................................................................... 82
comparable(design).................................................................................................................................................................... 141
comparable(designs).................................................................................................................................................................... 92
comparable(images)..................................................................................................................................................................... 28
comparable(size, usage,
inhabitants composition)......................................................................................................................... 328
comparative analysis................................................................................................................................ 58;
123; 155; 277; 396; 455
comparative design based
research............................................................................................................................................. 144
comparative floor-plan
analysis.................................................................................................................................................... 155
comparative research.................................................................................................................................................................. 144
comparative studies.................................................................................................................................................................... 143
comparative study...................................................................................................................................................................... 165
compare...................................................................................................................................................................................... 55
compared(drawing)....................................................................................................................................................................... 29
comparing............................................................................................................................................................................ 60;
251
comparing(political options,
design)............................................................................................................................................. 494
comparison................................................................................................................................................................. 102;
372; 396
comparison and selection........................................................................................................................................................... 484
comparison(criteria(drawings))....................................................................................................................................................... 29
comparison(designerly)............................................................................................................................................................... 145
comparison(ground)...................................................................................................................................................................... 91
comparison(previous cases).......................................................................................................................................................... 33
comparison(scale)...................................................................................................................................................................... 368
comparison(systematic).............................................................................................................................................................. 137
compartmentalisation................................................................................................................................................................. 336
compensation claims................................................................................................................................................................... 81
compensation principle............................................................................................................................................................... 300
competence(study)...................................................................................................................................................................... 28
competition................................................................................................................................................................................ 368
competition
designs(prize-winning)............................................................................................................................................... 406
competition independent from
production & execution.................................................................................................................... 359
competition on the
marketplace................................................................................................................................................... 418
competition(design)............................................................................................................................................................. 141;
359
competition(potential)................................................................................................................................................................. 374
competition(states,
city-regions).................................................................................................................................................. 500
competitiveness......................................................................................................................................................................... 358
compiled scorings...................................................................................................................................................................... 163
complaint(explanatory)................................................................................................................................................................ 327
complaints................................................................................................................................................................................. 327
complaints(influence(inhabitants)(climate
control, shading installations, windows))........................................................................... 328
complaints(inner climate,
behavioural aspects (lack of space, privacy, social contact))..................................................................... 151
complaints(possible causes)....................................................................................................................................................... 327
complaints(prevention)................................................................................................................................................................ 338
complaints(unexplained)............................................................................................................................................................. 327
complement............................................................................................................................................................................... 438
complete graph.......................................................................................................................................................................... 217
complete induction..................................................................................................................................................................... 191
completeness..................................................................................................................................................................... 189;
243
completeness(spatial,
temporal).................................................................................................................................................. 189
completion................................................................................................................................................................................. 347
complex forms........................................................................................................................................................................... 379
complex numbers....................................................................................................................................................................... 226
complex(construction)................................................................................................................................................................ 408
complexity........................................................................................................................................................................... 95;
120
complexity in simple
formulas..................................................................................................................................................... 406
complexity(number of
elements).................................................................................................................................................. 240
complexity(parametric)............................................................................................................................................................... 242
complexity(perception)................................................................................................................................................................ 240
complexity(perceptual)................................................................................................................................................................ 240
complexity(reducing).................................................................................................................................................................. 141
component..................................................................................................................................................... 25;
279; 321; 433; 445
component design...................................................................................................................................................................... 279
component designer................................................................................................................................................................... 360
component designer serving
the project architect.......................................................................................................................... 361
component developer.................................................................................................................................................................. 282
component development............................................................................................................................................................. 355
component of a
building(purpose in society).................................................................................................................................. 405
component(building)............................................................................................................................................................ 286;
489
component(design)..................................................................................................................................................................... 439
component(elaboration(concept))................................................................................................................................................. 406
component(installation)............................................................................................................................................................... 333
component(load carrying)............................................................................................................................................................ 345
component(nominal radius(1/3
composition))................................................................................................................................ 445
components..................................................................................................................................................................... 12;
35; 36
components offered on the
market............................................................................................................................................... 357
components(classifying)............................................................................................................................................................. 345
components(clusters)................................................................................................................................................................. 353
components(combined(connecting,
joining, linking, coupling, fitting, interface))................................................................................ 347
components(custom).................................................................................................................................................................. 380
components(disparate)............................................................................................................................................................... 393
components(disregarded)............................................................................................................................................................ 190
components(focus)....................................................................................................................................................................... 42
components(individualisation)...................................................................................................................................................... 365
components(separating).............................................................................................................................................................. 345
composer(aesthetic)................................................................................................................................................................... 361
composer(musical)..................................................................................................................................................................... 360
composer(unable to play the
piano).............................................................................................................................................. 408
composing at the keyboard......................................................................................................................................................... 408
composite................................................................................................................................................................................. 285
composition................................................................................................................................. 12;
87; 92; 108; 109; 125; 139; 440
com-position................................................................................................................................................................................ 94
composition analysis.................................................................................................................................................................. 445
composition principle.................................................................................................................................................................. 345
composition research................................................................................................................................................................. 139
composition research(design
driven(types))................................................................................................................................... 137
composition( (components,
details)(constellation, proportion))........................................................................................................ 445
composition(analysis)................................................................................................................................................................. 160
composition(components(means
of design))................................................................................................................................. 433
composition(design
elements(frame(structure), route, space, place, element, orientation)))............................................................... 441
composition(development,
testing(reflection, selection, reduction, perfection)).................................................................................... 97
composition(feeling).................................................................................................................................................................... 430
composition(form(form))................................................................................................................................................................ 93
composition(formal).................................................................................................................................................................... 492
composition(history)..................................................................................................................................................................... 63
composition(knowledge,
understanding.......................................................................................................................................... 96
composition(material)................................................................................................................................................................. 370
composition(original)(with
well-know components)......................................................................................................................... 357
composition(scale-dependent)..................................................................................................................................................... 445
composition(spatial)................................................................................................................................................................... 128
composition(subsolutions)............................................................................................................................................................ 95
composition(triadic).................................................................................................................................................................... 237
composition(wedge(angular
twist), circle(triangle))......................................................................................................................... 430
compositional aspects(architctural
artefacts)................................................................................................................................ 144
compositional
aspects(interplay)................................................................................................................................................... 99
compositional categories............................................................................................................................................................ 485
compositional means................................................................................................................................................................... 89
compositional task....................................................................................................................................................................... 35
compositional themes................................................................................................................................................................. 142
compositional variation................................................................................................................................................................ 141
computational fluid dynamics...................................................................................................................................................... 334
computational studies(proscriptive
approach)................................................................................................................................ 246
computer............................................................................................................................................................................ 291;
432
computer aided design.......................................................................................................................................................... 21;
298
computer aided techniques........................................................................................................................................................... 97
computer
applications(isolated problems)..................................................................................................................................... 231
computer drawings..................................................................................................................................................................... 477
computer floors.......................................................................................................................................................................... 337
computer model......................................................................................................................................................................... 275
computer models....................................................................................................................................................................... 333
computer programs.................................................................................................................................................................... 415
computer screen........................................................................................................................................................................ 411
computer screens heat load........................................................................................................................................................ 332
computer(administrative
task)...................................................................................................................................................... 379
computer(ergonomics)................................................................................................................................................................ 232
computer(repetitive tasks)........................................................................................................................................................... 379
computer(sketches).................................................................................................................................................................... 287
computer-aided architectural
design............................................................................................................................................. 234
computerisation(visual
representations)........................................................................................................................................ 231
computing architects.................................................................................................................................................................. 364
concatenated techniques............................................................................................................................................................ 360
concave..................................................................................................................................................................................... 243
concavities(matched).................................................................................................................................................................. 243
concavity................................................................................................................................................................................... 243
conceivable developments........................................................................................................................................................... 162
concentrated.............................................................................................................................................................................. 105
concentrating(functions).............................................................................................................................................................. 324
concentration....................................................................................................................................................................... 40;
494
concentration(shopping
centres).................................................................................................................................................. 268
concentric way(process)............................................................................................................................................................. 369
concept.................................................... 35;
87; 88; 90; 95; 107; 108; 109; 110; 287; 288; 340; 389; 406; 414; 416; 439;
443; 444; 460
concept defining........................................................................................................................................................................... 90
concept formation............................................................................................................................................................. 36;
89; 92
concept guides the
elaboration.................................................................................................................................................... 406
concept may be a compass........................................................................................................................................................ 406
concept of freedom..................................................................................................................................................................... 491
concept(articulating an
idea)........................................................................................................................................................ 405
concept(autonomous)................................................................................................................................................................. 408
concept(banana-concept)............................................................................................................................................................ 427
concept(commissioner)............................................................................................................................................................... 459
concept(concentrate the
essence(conditions(task, site)))............................................................................................................... 405
concept(conditions to
fulfill)......................................................................................................................................................... 411
concept(conditions).................................................................................................................................................................... 405
concept(consistent package
of design ideas)................................................................................................................................ 438
concept(detailing)....................................................................................................................................................................... 460
concept(drawing)........................................................................................................................................................................ 423
concept(empirical)...................................................................................................................................................................... 190
concept(encompassing).............................................................................................................................................................. 306
concept(enduring
structure(infill(changeable)))............................................................................................................................... 405
concept(exhibition).............................................................................................................................................................. 462;
473
concept(form).............................................................................................................................................................. 433;
436; 440
concept(formulating)................................................................................................................................................................... 309
concept(frame, grain).................................................................................................................................................................. 211
concept(geometrical).................................................................................................................................................................. 190
concept(history, spatial)............................................................................................................................................................... 63
concept(idea(discovery))............................................................................................................................................................. 405
concept(idea(layers)).................................................................................................................................................................. 405
concept(ideological basis,
formal aspects).................................................................................................................................... 431
concept(interpretation)................................................................................................................................................................ 406
concept(metaphoric)................................................................................................................................................................... 109
concept(model(reality(future)))..................................................................................................................................................... 185
concept(new)............................................................................................................................................................................. 389
concept(organisation(tri-partition))................................................................................................................................................ 424
concept(outmoded)..................................................................................................................................................................... 389
concept(placed on the
location)................................................................................................................................................... 424
concept(planners, designers)....................................................................................................................................................... 186
concept(planning)....................................................................................................................................................................... 186
concept(policy).......................................................................................................................................................................... 498
concept(pre-determined)............................................................................................................................................................... 89
concept(requirement).................................................................................................................................................................. 432
concept(scientifically
verified)...................................................................................................................................................... 285
concept(sentence)...................................................................................................................................................................... 108
concept(space of the idea).......................................................................................................................................................... 405
concept(spatial(rough
design))..................................................................................................................................................... 185
concept(spirit)............................................................................................................................................................................ 309
concept(theme).......................................................................................................................................................................... 108
concept(transformation,
interpratation).......................................................................................................................................... 390
concept(type)............................................................................................................................................................................. 116
concept(underlying).................................................................................................................................................................... 406
concept(usage)................................................................................................................................................................... 324;
326
conception..................................................................................................................................................... 87;
100; 139; 185; 443
conception(design).............................................................................................................................................................. 297;
302
conception(elaboration)............................................................................................................................................................... 417
concepts............................................................................................................................................................................... 35;
36
concepts(formation).................................................................................................................................................................... 415
concepts(functional,
experiential, ecological, decisional)................................................................................................................ 437
concepts(lack)............................................................................................................................................................................. 33
concepts(ordering)...................................................................................................................................................................... 429
concepts(overlapping)................................................................................................................................................................... 38
concepts(sticking)...................................................................................................................................................................... 303
conceptual (verbal,
mathematical, spatial and mechanical models)................................................................................................. 183
conceptual capacity............................................................................................................................................................ 414;
415
conceptual capacity(pattern,
process).......................................................................................................................................... 417
conceptual design...................................................................................................................................................................... 377
conceptual model....................................................................................................................................................................... 183
conceptual(pre).......................................................................................................................................................................... 473
concert hall................................................................................................................................................................................ 407
conclusion................................................................................................................................................................................. 329
conclusion(logical, causal).......................................................................................................................................................... 448
conclusion(premises(true)).......................................................................................................................................................... 191
concordance.............................................................................................................................................................................. 119
concrete.................................................................................................................................................................................... 395
concrete beams......................................................................................................................................................................... 464
concrete freedom....................................................................................................................................................................... 474
concrete model.......................................................................................................................................................................... 183
concrete walls(crude).................................................................................................................................................................. 392
concrete(abstract)...................................................................................................................................................................... 474
concrete(granulated)................................................................................................................................................................... 427
concurrent designing &
engineering.............................................................................................................................................. 363
concurrent engineering................................................................................................................................................. 364;
378; 379
condensation(heterogeneities(air))................................................................................................................................................ 418
condensing(averages)................................................................................................................................................................. 219
condition................................................................................................................................................................... 21;
41; 48; 390
condition(future)......................................................................................................................................................................... 491
condition(hierarchy).................................................................................................................................................................... 280
condition(necessary).................................................................................................................................................................. 196
condition(sufficient)..................................................................................................................................................................... 196
condition(task, site).................................................................................................................................................................... 405
conditional analysis...................................................................................................................................................................... 41
conditional positioning.................................................................................................................................................................. 42
conditional sequence.................................................................................................................................................................. 254
conditionality........................................................................................................................................................................ 27;
260
conditionality(focus)..................................................................................................................................................................... 42
conditioning
position(designer)..................................................................................................................................................... 434
conditioning(professional)............................................................................................................................................................ 473
conditions........................................................................................................................................................ 25;
56; 389; 411; 448
conditions for solutions............................................................................................................................................................... 443
conditions(circumstances).......................................................................................................................................................... 200
conditions(context)....................................................................................................................................................................... 41
conditions(controlled).................................................................................................................................................................. 328
conditions(fixing)........................................................................................................................................................................ 411
conditions(housing).................................................................................................................................................................... 165
conditions(implicit)..................................................................................................................................................................... 254
conditions(limiting)..................................................................................................................................................................... 339
conditions(pattern)...................................................................................................................................................................... 442
conditions(social)....................................................................................................................................................................... 309
conditions(task)......................................................................................................................................................................... 405
conditions(technical)................................................................................................................................................................... 254
conditions(varying)...................................................................................................................................................................... 209
cones........................................................................................................................................................................................ 487
conference room(circular)............................................................................................................................................................ 424
conference space....................................................................................................................................................................... 423
conferences............................................................................................................................................................................... 249
configuration....................................................................................................................................................................... 113;
114
configuration(overall)................................................................................................................................................................... 235
configuration(repetitive)............................................................................................................................................................... 244
configuration(selective mental
aggegate)....................................................................................................................................... 236
configuration(spatial)................................................................................................................................................................... 153
configuration(symmetric
tripartite)................................................................................................................................................ 242
configurations(dominant)............................................................................................................................................................. 244
configurations(on line)................................................................................................................................................................. 238
configurations(plan).................................................................................................................................................................... 133
confirmation................................................................................................................................................................................. 54
conflicting(interests and
criteria).................................................................................................................................................. 378
conflicts(interest)........................................................................................................................................................................ 303
confrontational methods.............................................................................................................................................................. 340
confusion of observation
standpoints............................................................................................................................................ 188
confusions(linguistic(spatial-temporal
completeness, logical consistency, public urgency))............................................................... 189
congresses(international)............................................................................................................................................................ 330
congruency................................................................................................................................................................................ 216
conjunctions(strange(eclectic
spirit))............................................................................................................................................ 239
connectedness................................................................................................................................................................... 439;
493
connecting................................................................................................................................................................................. 347
connecting
element(exhibition space)........................................................................................................................................... 467
connecting factor(visual
arts)....................................................................................................................................................... 470
connecting idea.......................................................................................................................................................................... 468
connecting lines......................................................................................................................................................................... 216
connecting technique.................................................................................................................................................................. 337
connecting(building parts)........................................................................................................................................................... 425
connection........................................................................................................................................................... 105;
316; 419; 441
connection detail(façade(weight,
loadings), elevantion, installation)................................................................................................. 279
connection details...................................................................................................................................................................... 445
connection(cross)....................................................................................................................................................................... 133
connection(facts)........................................................................................................................................................................ 250
connection(number of kinds)........................................................................................................................................................ 345
connection(open)........................................................................................................................................................................ 326
connection(points)...................................................................................................................................................................... 441
connection(subsystem)............................................................................................................................................................... 281
connections............................................................................................................................................................................... 370
connections(glass, metal)........................................................................................................................................................... 286
connections(international)........................................................................................................................................................... 494
connections(multiple).................................................................................................................................................................. 217
connections(separations)............................................................................................................................................................ 368
connectivity(lost(mathematics))................................................................................................................................................... 205
connectivity(multi-level
representations)........................................................................................................................................ 237
conregio............................................................................................................................................................................. 475;
480
conregio(projecting(directed
diagram)).......................................................................................................................................... 476
consensus......................................................................................................................................................................... 302;
433
consensus(arrangements,
appointments)..................................................................................................................................... 189
consequence........................................................................................................................................................................ 48;
390
consequence((potential,
awareness)(design))................................................................................................................................ 491
consequences(desired,
undesired)............................................................................................................................................... 159
consequences(not
anticipated).................................................................................................................................................... 159
consequences(possible)............................................................................................................................................................. 162
consequences(probable)............................................................................................................................................................. 159
consequences(spatial)................................................................................................................................................................ 433
considerations(political or
social)................................................................................................................................................. 430
consistencies............................................................................................................................................................................ 144
consistency of the design........................................................................................................................................................... 436
consistency(associations)........................................................................................................................................................... 476
consistency(causal)................................................................................................................................................................... 189
consistency(conception)............................................................................................................................................................. 443
consistency(incompleteness)...................................................................................................................................................... 189
consistency(logical).................................................................................................................................................................... 189
consistency(varying(increasing,
decreasing))................................................................................................................................ 189
consistent (balanced) design....................................................................................................................................................... 437
consistent building..................................................................................................................................................................... 470
consistent(complete, not
mutually excluding or overlapping, complementing)................................................................................... 438
consistent(data)......................................................................................................................................................................... 144
consistent(made)....................................................................................................................................................................... 189
consistent(themes)..................................................................................................................................................................... 485
conspicio.................................................................................................................................................................... 475;
476; 479
conspicio(playing the game)........................................................................................................................................................ 476
constant structures...................................................................................................................................................................... 56
constellation................................................................................................................................................................... 36;
90; 104
constellation(diagram,
prototype)................................................................................................................................................. 445
constellations(urban).................................................................................................................................................................. 494
constraint.................................................................................................................................................................................. 291
constraint propagation................................................................................................................................................................ 238
constraint(budget, method of
building, image)............................................................................................................................... 291
constraint(decisive(location,
number of homes))............................................................................................................................ 432
constraint(iterative)..................................................................................................................................................................... 235
constraint(vital)........................................................................................................................................................................... 427
constraints.............................................................................................................................................. 95;
254; 300; 301; 302; 483
constraints(design)..................................................................................................................................................................... 485
constraints(local)........................................................................................................................................................................ 236
constraints(LP).......................................................................................................................................................................... 299
constraints(optimisation)............................................................................................................................................................. 221
constraints(programme)................................................................................................................................................................ 95
constraints(spatial)..................................................................................................................................................................... 236
constraints(workshop
project)...................................................................................................................................................... 141
constrictions(zoning).................................................................................................................................................................. 424
constructed(clues)...................................................................................................................................................................... 145
construction.................................................................................................................................................................. 92;
396; 464
construction and
function(idea).................................................................................................................................................... 408
construction and
materialisation.................................................................................................................................................... 26
construction component.............................................................................................................................................................. 279
construction management........................................................................................................................................................... 417
construction material.................................................................................................................................................................. 341
construction of models................................................................................................................................................................ 415
construction planning(scale)........................................................................................................................................................ 279
construction
technique................................................................................................................................................................ 321
construction time....................................................................................................................................................................... 342
construction(building).................................................................................................................................................................. 346
construction(elements(moving(doors,
windows, walls))).................................................................................................................. 280
construction(elements)............................................................................................................................................................... 113
construction(existing)................................................................................................................................................................. 420
construction(floor)....................................................................................................................................................................... 343
construction(glass)..................................................................................................................................................................... 286
construction(hierarchy)............................................................................................................................................................... 279
construction(infrastructure).......................................................................................................................................................... 280
construction(life-span(scale))....................................................................................................................................................... 280
construction(load bearing)........................................................................................................................................................... 280
construction(load-bearing)........................................................................................................................................................... 339
construction(significance)............................................................................................................................................................ 325
construction(systems,
subsystems, building parts, components, elements).................................................................................... 279
construction's influence on
the form............................................................................................................................................. 396
constructions(finishing)............................................................................................................................................................... 331
constructions(load bearing).................................................................................................................................................. 331;
345
constructions(partition)............................................................................................................................................................... 331
construction-technical
design...................................................................................................................................................... 321
constructive diagram................................................................................................................................................................... 440
constructivism............................................................................................................................................................................ 407
constructor................................................................................................................................................................................ 464
constructor(history)...................................................................................................................................................................... 65
constructor(ICT)......................................................................................................................................................................... 377
constructor(meeting)................................................................................................................................................................... 427
consultancy(software(building
and planning))................................................................................................................................. 167
consultant(process).................................................................................................................................................................... 306
consultant's experience.............................................................................................................................................................. 275
consultants(analysis of
buildings)................................................................................................................................................ 118
consulting companies................................................................................................................................................................. 335
consumer.................................................................................................................................................................................. 368
consumer inquiries..................................................................................................................................................................... 269
consumer(building)..................................................................................................................................................................... 357
consumer’s risk......................................................................................................................................................................... 212
consumer’s study....................................................................................................................................................................... 374
consumer’s test for housing........................................................................................................................................................ 163
consumer’s test(residential)........................................................................................................................................................ 165
consumer's law.......................................................................................................................................................................... 274
consumers(assertive).................................................................................................................................................................. 311
contact lens problems................................................................................................................................................................ 327
container aspect........................................................................................................................................................................ 391
contamination............................................................................................................................................................................ 337
contemplatio....................................................................................................................................................................... 474;
479
contemplatio(conregio,
conspicio, cortumio)................................................................................................................................. 475
contemporary.............................................................................................................................................................................. 66
contemporary products............................................................................................................................................................... 143
content...................................................................................................................................................................................... 441
content analysis.......................................................................................................................................................................... 56
content of a design..................................................................................................................................................................... 437
content of a design(design
levels)................................................................................................................................................ 434
content of an urban
architectural plan(designing, ordering).............................................................................................................. 433
content(components,
composition).............................................................................................................................................. 433
content(intrinsic quality of
the objects of the environment in their context)........................................................................................ 441
content(process)........................................................................................................................................................................ 306
content(relation).................................................................................................................................................................. 305;
306
contents(table)............................................................................................................................................................................. 46
contest(design).......................................................................................................................................................................... 455
context............................................... 20;
21; 25; 38; 51; 98; 110; 172; 254; 287; 289; 358; 391; 394; 406; 416; 419; 423;
431; 449; 455
context of contemporary
debate................................................................................................................................................... 143
context of factual
originating(history).............................................................................................................................................. 64
context of invention...................................................................................................................................................................... 20
context of society....................................................................................................................................................................... 405
context of the object............................................................................................................................................................. 20;
443
context of the originating............................................................................................................................................................... 69
context relevant to its
significance................................................................................................................................................. 12
context sensitive.................................................................................................................................................................... 20;
26
context varies............................................................................................................................................................................ 455
context(action)........................................................................................................................................................................... 305
context(assignment,
programme of requirements)......................................................................................................................... 443
context(broader, history)............................................................................................................................................................... 67
context(conditions for
solutions).................................................................................................................................................. 443
context(dislocations(design))....................................................................................................................................................... 418
context(economical)..................................................................................................................................................................... 91
context(educational)................................................................................................................................................................... 485
context(focus).............................................................................................................................................................................. 42
context(form)............................................................................................................................................................................... 89
context(functional use,
history)...................................................................................................................................................... 64
context(history)............................................................................................................................................................................ 64
context(history, style)................................................................................................................................................................... 66
context(history, use).................................................................................................................................................................... 66
context(idea).............................................................................................................................................................................. 414
context(inventory)....................................................................................................................................................................... 443
context(learning)........................................................................................................................................................................ 338
context(liberating(object))............................................................................................................................................................ 493
context(location,
performance criteria, pre-requisites, legislation, actors)......................................................................................... 456
context(management,
culture,economy,technique,ecology,time,space)............................................................................................ 38
context(material, social)............................................................................................................................................................... 90
context(object)............................................................................................................................................................ 443;
455; 493
context(optimisation).................................................................................................................................................................. 221
context(original).................................................................................................................................................................... 67;
393
context(perception)..................................................................................................................................................................... 443
context(significance,
history))........................................................................................................................................................ 67
context(situation, site,
programme of requirements)........................................................................................................................ 89
context(social)............................................................................................................................................................................. 57
context(style).............................................................................................................................................................................. 64
context(system of
significations XE "signification(context)" , field, paradigm)................................................................................... 400
context(technical)........................................................................................................................................................................ 91
context(urban architecture).................................................................................................................................................. 424;
459
context(urban)............................................................................................................................................................. 288;
289; 427
context-dependent local
problems................................................................................................................................................ 448
context-independent................................................................................................................................................................... 368
contexts...................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
contexts of assessment.............................................................................................................................................................. 399
contexts(future).......................................................................................................................................................................... 251
context-sensitive........................................................................................................................................................................ 449
contextual scheme(scale,
aspect(social, physical))....................................................................................................................... 263
contextuality of ‘general’
statements............................................................................................................................................ 447
continental Europe..................................................................................................................................................................... 414
continuation(perception).............................................................................................................................................................. 241
continuous language of forms...................................................................................................................................................... 326
continuousness.......................................................................................................................................................................... 215
contours of the design
solution.................................................................................................................................................... 437
contract................................................................................................................................................................................. 81;
83
contract(European)..................................................................................................................................................................... 427
contract(one sheet A3)............................................................................................................................................................... 427
contract(standard)........................................................................................................................................................................ 81
contracted graph........................................................................................................................................................................ 217
contraction................................................................................................................................................................................ 217
contractor(analysis of
buildings)................................................................................................................................................... 118
contractor(ICT)........................................................................................................................................................................... 377
contradiction.............................................................................................................................................................................. 194
contrast............................................................................................................................................................................. 110;
418
contrast and order........................................................................................................................................................................ 95
contrast scenarios...................................................................................................................................................................... 259
contrast(perception).................................................................................................................................................................... 241
contrasts in the appearance........................................................................................................................................................ 336
control functions......................................................................................................................................................................... 229
control hierarchies...................................................................................................................................................................... 380
control population....................................................................................................................................................................... 328
control(personal(physical
systems(heating, ventilation)))................................................................................................................ 170
controlled on-site........................................................................................................................................................................ 281
convalescent home..................................................................................................................................................................... 310
convenience............................................................................................................................................................................... 108
convention................................................................................................................................................................................. 291
convergence of ideas.................................................................................................................................................................. 260
convergence phase..................................................................................................................................................................... 339
convex...................................................................................................................................................................................... 243
convexity/concavity.................................................................................................................................................................... 235
cook......................................................................................................................................................................................... 417
cooling capacity......................................................................................................................................................................... 334
co-operate................................................................................................................................................................................. 296
co-operation....................................................................................................................................................................... 296;
436
co-operation(enforcement(central,
commitment))........................................................................................................................... 296
co-operative behaviour................................................................................................................................................................. 296
co-ordinate
organisation(Euclidean).............................................................................................................................................. 244
co-ordinate system..................................................................................................................................................................... 473
co-ordinated
levels(multiple)(network of elements(top))................................................................................................................... 238
co-ordinates(Cartesian)............................................................................................................................................................... 203
co-ordinating devices.................................................................................................................................................................. 237
co-ordinating
devices(relationships and constraints(legal codes and regulations, professional
knowledge(internet)))............................. 238
co-ordinating devices(visual
processes)........................................................................................................................................ 235
co-ordination.............................................................................................................................................................................. 415
co-ordination and
integration........................................................................................................................................................ 359
co-ordination and
integration (Building)......................................................................................................................................... 117
co-ordination constraints............................................................................................................................................................. 236
co-ordination devices.................................................................................................................................................................. 237
co-ordination(modular)......................................................................................................................................................... 345;
347
Copenhagen.............................................................................................................................................................................. 473
co-producers.............................................................................................................................................................................. 282
copy......................................................................................................................................................................................... 113
copy(history)............................................................................................................................................................................... 66
copying from an example............................................................................................................................................................ 443
Corbusier................................................................................. 59;
92; 108; 109; 118; 121; 126; 144; 152; 214; 392; 393; 401; 477; 481
core business............................................................................................................................................................................ 374
core competence(charting).......................................................................................................................................................... 373
core(building components).......................................................................................................................................................... 489
corner(space)(linking)................................................................................................................................................................. 235
corners(straight)......................................................................................................................................................................... 204
corporate identity................................................................................................................................................................ 273;
324
correctness(history)..................................................................................................................................................................... 62
correlation................................................................................................................................................................................. 207
correspondence(causal
working(probability))................................................................................................................................. 204
correspondence(conditional
working(possibility))........................................................................................................................... 204
correspondence(set)................................................................................................................................................................... 204
correspondence(working)............................................................................................................................................................ 204
corridors.................................................................................................................................................................................... 289
corridors(dimensioning)............................................................................................................................................................... 218
cortumio............................................................................................................................................................................. 475;
480
cortumio(judgement(signs,
template))........................................................................................................................................... 476
cosiness..................................................................................................................................................................................... 56
cost.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 455
cost and benefits........................................................................................................................................................................ 299
cost control............................................................................................................................................................................... 333
cost-effective.............................................................................................................................................................................. 368
cost-effective design................................................................................................................................................................... 275
costing calculation..................................................................................................................................................................... 466
costing projections..................................................................................................................................................................... 309
costing(estimate)....................................................................................................................................................................... 465
cost-quality test......................................................................................................................................................................... 149
costs........................................................................................................................................................................................ 342
costs per cell(prison).................................................................................................................................................................. 171
costs(assessment)..................................................................................................................................................................... 372
costs(development).................................................................................................................................................................... 281
costs(initial building)................................................................................................................................................................... 167
costs(investment)....................................................................................................................................................................... 167
costs(life cycle).......................................................................................................................................................................... 167
costs(running)............................................................................................................................................................................ 167
Council of State........................................................................................................................................................................... 82
counselling method.................................................................................................................................................................... 102
countable.................................................................................................................................................................................. 448
counter-example................................................................................................................................................................. 195;
198
counter-intuitive(geometry).......................................................................................................................................................... 215
counting(double)................................................................................................................................................................. 205;
206
counting(equality(supposition)).................................................................................................................................................... 205
counting(numbering(serial))......................................................................................................................................................... 205
counts....................................................................................................................................................................................... 207
coupling.................................................................................................................................................................................... 347
course of the sun....................................................................................................................................................................... 475
courses and headers.................................................................................................................................................................. 119
Court of Justice............................................................................................................................................................................ 82
court(enclosure)......................................................................................................................................................................... 477
court(urban inner)....................................................................................................................................................................... 135
courts....................................................................................................................................................................................... 115
covenant on the
future(conspicio)................................................................................................................................................. 475
cover........................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
cover the streets........................................................................................................................................................................ 325
covering objectives..................................................................................................................................................................... 371
CPB.................................................................................................................................................................................. 259;
497
CPB scenarios........................................................................................................................................................................... 259
crack branching......................................................................................................................................................................... 285
crack growth.............................................................................................................................................................................. 285
cracking behaviour...................................................................................................................................................................... 285
crack-width................................................................................................................................................................................ 212
cramped blueprints..................................................................................................................................................................... 166
cranes(building).......................................................................................................................................................................... 342
create a need............................................................................................................................................................................. 368
creating as a philosophical
category............................................................................................................................................ 478
creating designs......................................................................................................................................................................... 300
creating(Christian version)........................................................................................................................................................... 479
creating(design)......................................................................................................................................................................... 478
creating(divine game(human mode(inventing)))............................................................................................................................... 479
creating(doing)........................................................................................................................................................................... 473
creating(mythological
figures)...................................................................................................................................................... 479
creating(poièsis, technè,
praxis).................................................................................................................................................. 478
creating(questions)..................................................................................................................................................................... 473
creating(spontaneity, edge(possible(randomness,
determinism), real))............................................................................................ 474
creation(game)........................................................................................................................................................................... 474
creation(problem)....................................................................................................................................................................... 473
creative conceptual capacity....................................................................................................................................................... 416
creative conceptual
capacity(expressionism, impressionism)......................................................................................................... 418
creative conceptual
capacity(goal-oriented, means-oriented)........................................................................................................... 418
creative conceptual
capacity(homogeneity, autogeneity, heterogeneity)........................................................................................... 418
creative conceptual
capacity(idealism, realism(relativism))............................................................................................................. 418
creative conceptual
capacity(projection, identification)................................................................................................................... 418
creative conceptual
capacity(rationalism, empirism)...................................................................................................................... 418
creative design(computer)........................................................................................................................................................... 379
creative disciplines..................................................................................................................................................................... 479
creative
factor(co-incidence)........................................................................................................................................................ 416
creative
imagination(spontaneity within structures and rules).......................................................................................................... 474
creative imaging........................................................................................................................................................................... 96
creative methods........................................................................................................................................................................ 371
creative organisation..................................................................................................................................................................... 95
creative phase............................................................................................................................................................................ 340
creative products(personal
events, anecdotes, passion, urge for survival)......................................................................................... 419
creative solutions(method)........................................................................................................................................................... 340
creative(artistic logical)............................................................................................................................................................... 100
creative(imaginative
rational)........................................................................................................................................................ 100
creativity....................................................................................................................................................... 340;
389; 413; 416; 437
creativity centre.......................................................................................................................................................................... 465
creativity(combination, rejection
generally accepted pre-suppositions)............................................................................................. 417
creativity(designer’s)(support(representation(computerised))).......................................................................................................... 236
creativity(fixed,
open-ended)........................................................................................................................................................ 396
creativity(improvising).................................................................................................................................................................. 481
creativity(result(pattern),
action(process))..................................................................................................................................... 417
creativity(rules)........................................................................................................................................................................... 474
creativity(structure)..................................................................................................................................................................... 474
creativity(transformation(meaning))............................................................................................................................................... 394
criminality(amenities).................................................................................................................................................................. 267
criteria............................................................................................................................................................................... 101;
343
criteria(accessible)..................................................................................................................................................................... 371
criteria(aesthetic)....................................................................................................................................................................... 307
criteria(assessment)................................................................................................................................................................... 365
criteria(decision)......................................................................................................................................................................... 294
criteria(development)................................................................................................................................................................... 165
criteria(evaluation)...................................................................................................................................................................... 163
criteria(norms(objectives(values).................................................................................................................................................. 254
criteria(operational)..................................................................................................................................................................... 371
criteria(ordinal)........................................................................................................................................................................... 370
criteria(redundant)...................................................................................................................................................................... 371
criteria(scientific).......................................................................................................................................................................... 12
criteria(self-imposed(students)).................................................................................................................................................... 396
criteria(significant(expected))....................................................................................................................................................... 159
criteria(taste)............................................................................................................................................................................... 96
criteria(valid).............................................................................................................................................................................. 371
criteria(verbal)............................................................................................................................................................................ 370
critical................................................................................................................................................................................. 22;
494
critical idealism.......................................................................................................................................................................... 414
critical scientific study................................................................................................................................................................ 155
critical uncertainties................................................................................................................................................................... 162
critical, contemplative
science..................................................................................................................................................... 307
critical-path method.................................................................................................................................................................... 218
criticism................................................................................................................................................................................ 33;
52
criticism process........................................................................................................................................................................ 307
criticism(articulated)................................................................................................................................................................... 309
criticism(functionalistic
design).................................................................................................................................................... 125
criticism(history, style)................................................................................................................................................................. 62
criticism(invitation)...................................................................................................................................................................... 305
criticism(literature)....................................................................................................................................................................... 68
criticism(plan)............................................................................................................................................................................ 125
criticism(typological)................................................................................................................................................................... 103
critique........................................................................................................................................................................................ 52
critique of architecture.................................................................................................................................................................. 69
critique(process)........................................................................................................................................................................ 306
cross........................................................................................................................................................................................ 475
cross bond(brick)....................................................................................................................................................................... 120
cross referencing........................................................................................................................................................................ 145
cross section of the
collection..................................................................................................................................................... 402
cross(cartesian)......................................................................................................................................................................... 133
cross-breeding(mental)............................................................................................................................................................... 405
cross-connection........................................................................................................................................................................ 133
crossing(node)........................................................................................................................................................................... 218
cross-references.......................................................................................................................................................................... 11
cross-referencing........................................................................................................................................................................ 143
cross-section....................................................................................................................................................... 287;
289; 465; 476
cross-section(urban space)......................................................................................................................................................... 431
cross-section(vertical fitting)........................................................................................................................................................ 467
cross-type................................................................................................................................................................................. 170
Crouwel.............................................................................................................................................................................. 357;
465
crucial details............................................................................................................................................................................ 446
crude concrete walls................................................................................................................................................................... 392
Cruyff........................................................................................................................................................................................ 419
crystal(growing(dislocation
in its grid)).......................................................................................................................................... 189
crystal(growing).......................................................................................................................................................................... 119
crystal(growth(imperfection))........................................................................................................................................................ 418
crystalline structure.................................................................................................................................................................... 285
CSCW...................................................................................................................................................................................... 378
cube......................................................................................................................................................................................... 487
cube(graph)............................................................................................................................................................................... 217
cubic content............................................................................................................................................................................. 227
Cullen................................................................................................................................................................................ 439;
441
cultural climate............................................................................................................................................................................ 96
cultural developments................................................................................................................................................................. 141
cultural facilities......................................................................................................................................................................... 499
cultural identity................................................................................................................................................................... 494;
500
cultural landscape...................................................................................................................................................................... 131
cultural minority......................................................................................................................................................................... 420
cultural phenomena(ordering)....................................................................................................................................................... 474
cultural poverty........................................................................................................................................................................... 172
cultural pre-suppositions............................................................................................................................................................. 200
cultural
pre-suppositions(models)................................................................................................................................................. 181
cultural scenarios....................................................................................................................................................................... 259
cultural sensitivity....................................................................................................................................................................... 358
culture................................................................................................................................................................................. 97;
254
culture and nature...................................................................................................................................................................... 110
culture of architectural
design...................................................................................................................................................... 250
culture(changing(conditions,
values))............................................................................................................................................ 389
culture(making into a
place(non-place))........................................................................................................................................ 474
culture(pre-suppositions)............................................................................................................................................................. 416
Cuperus...................................................................................................................................................................... 263;
279; 345
cupola....................................................................................................................................................................................... 170
curiosity...................................................................................................................................................................... 396;
401; 473
current state.............................................................................................................................................................................. 372
curtains..................................................................................................................................................................................... 336
curvature(negative)...................................................................................................................................................................... 243
curve fitting................................................................................................................................................................................ 253
curve surfaces............................................................................................................................................................................ 487
curve(moving and rotating)........................................................................................................................................................... 487
curved aluminium panels............................................................................................................................................................. 364
curved
avenue............................................................................................................................................................................ 424
curved form................................................................................................................................................................................ 430
curved lines and surfaces............................................................................................................................................................ 487
curved road................................................................................................................................................................................ 423
curved surfaces.......................................................................................................................................................................... 364
curved
surfaces(freely(single, double)).......................................................................................................................................... 487
curves(logistical)........................................................................................................................................................................ 229
curving in opposite
directions....................................................................................................................................................... 488
curving in the same
direction....................................................................................................................................................... 488
custom...................................................................................................................................................................................... 293
custom components................................................................................................................................................................... 380
custom manufacturing................................................................................................................................................................ 380
custom production...................................................................................................................................................................... 380
cut through................................................................................................................................................................................ 217
cut-out space............................................................................................................................................................................. 475
cutting out(tem).......................................................................................................................................................................... 475
Cuypers.................................................................................................................................................................................... 118
cycle of experience, action,
experience........................................................................................................................................ 415
cycle(nested)............................................................................................................................................................................. 444
cycles(graph theory)................................................................................................................................................................... 217
cyclic processes.......................................................................................................................................................................... 58
cyclical network......................................................................................................................................................................... 218
cyclical(buiding process)............................................................................................................................................................. 272
cyclists..................................................................................................................................................................................... 316
cylinder..................................................................................................................................................................................... 489
cylindrical core........................................................................................................................................................................... 489
Daedalus................................................................................................................................................................................... 476
Daedalus(technè(architect, engineer, artist, inventor, maker))......................................................................................................... 479
Dalbet....................................................................................................................................................................................... 394
Damrak..................................................................................................................................................................................... 123
Dapper neighbourhood................................................................................................................................................................ 127
data.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 339
data based design...................................................................................................................................................................... 169
data collection........................................................................................................................................................................... 155
data communication
installations(vision of the future)..................................................................................................................... 337
data designstage........................................................................................................................................................................ 333
data from the site....................................................................................................................................................................... 444
data mining................................................................................................................................................................................ 382
data of several researchers.......................................................................................................................................................... 334
data used(quality)....................................................................................................................................................................... 161
data(aggregated).......................................................................................................................................................................... 55
data(available)............................................................................................................................................................................ 333
data(design)............................................................................................................................................................................... 145
data(fixed)................................................................................................................................................................................. 300
data(free)................................................................................................................................................................................... 300
data(history, contextual)............................................................................................................................................................... 62
data(interpretation)..................................................................................................................................................................... 138
database............................................................................................................................................................................ 205;
334
database(interface(description(performance)))............................................................................................................................... 351
databases with reference
projects................................................................................................................................................ 172
databases(linguistic).................................................................................................................................................................... 49
dating........................................................................................................................................................................................ 128
dating(history).............................................................................................................................................................................. 62
daylight.............................................................................................................................................................................. 122;
335
daylight and view........................................................................................................................................................................ 325
daylight in the auditorium............................................................................................................................................................ 467
day-light studies......................................................................................................................................................................... 421
daylight(façade).......................................................................................................................................................................... 425
daylight(optimising(reflecting
strips))............................................................................................................................................ 426
daylighting................................................................................................................................................................................. 331
De Drie Hoven............................................................................................................................................................................ 395
De Stijl........................................................................................................................................................................................ 89
DE Wijk.................................................................................................................................................................................... 313
dead end............................................................................................................................................................................ 432;
470
dead ends................................................................................................................................................................................. 387
dead weight............................................................................................................................................................................... 280
deadline.................................................................................................................................................................................... 291
dealing room....................................................................................................................................................................... 497;
498
debatable.................................................................................................................................................................................. 496
debate........................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
debate(attack)............................................................................................................................................................................. 13
debate(contradiction).................................................................................................................................................................... 14
debate(counter-example).............................................................................................................................................................. 13
debate(defensible).................................................................................................................................................................. 13;
14
debate(Do you agree with me
that…?............................................................................................................................................ 14
debate(Do you mean, by this
proposition, that…?).......................................................................................................................... 13
debate(fair).................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
debate(foundation(communal))....................................................................................................................................................... 14
debate(interpretation(implausible))................................................................................................................................................. 13
debate(new specification).............................................................................................................................................................. 14
debate(proposition(explaining))...................................................................................................................................................... 13
debate(proposition(more
general)).................................................................................................................................................. 14
debate(proposition(specifying))...................................................................................................................................................... 14
debate(proposition)....................................................................................................................................................................... 13
debate(return to his reservation)..................................................................................................................................................... 14
debate(scientific).......................................................................................................................................................................... 23
debate(social)............................................................................................................................................................................ 307
debate(talking at
cross-purposes).................................................................................................................................................. 13
debate(tasks(division)).................................................................................................................................................................. 13
debate(Was the specified
proposition actually what you meant?)...................................................................................................... 14
debates(television)....................................................................................................................................................................... 13
debris of the demolition............................................................................................................................................................... 323
decentralised............................................................................................................................................................................. 105
decimal numerals(Arabic)............................................................................................................................................................ 232
decision
areas(interconnected, analysis)...................................................................................................................................... 371
decision as to spatial
planning..................................................................................................................................................... 435
decision control(open,
democratic)............................................................................................................................................... 168
decision criteria.......................................................................................................................................................................... 294
decision making............................................................................................................................................................ 59;
309; 433
decision making(chain)............................................................................................................................................................... 280
decision making(democratic)....................................................................................................................................................... 299
decision making(design)............................................................................................................................................................. 140
decision making(levels)............................................................................................................................................................... 347
decision procedures(personal
positioning, collective evaluation)...................................................................................................... 498
decision process................................................................................................................................................................. 124;
496
decision process(leaps).............................................................................................................................................................. 357
decision support......................................................................................................................................................................... 378
decision support systems..................................................................................................................................... 160;
378; 382; 497
decision to execute.................................................................................................................................................................... 443
decision variables....................................................................................................................................................................... 301
decision(design).......................................................................................................................................................... 151;
237; 360
decision(go / no go).................................................................................................................................................................... 374
decisional(concept).................................................................................................................................................................... 437
decision-makers......................................................................................................................................................................... 293
decision-making.......................................................................................................................................................... 293;
378; 443
decision-making
process(agenda)................................................................................................................................................ 446
decision-making
process(political)............................................................................................................................................... 307
decisionmaking(methods)........................................................................................................................................................... 496
decision-making(multi-party)........................................................................................................................................................ 303
decisions(better,
quicker(Deltametropolis))................................................................................................................................... 496
decisions(design)....................................................................................................................................................................... 346
decisions(human)....................................................................................................................................................................... 492
decisions(intuitive)...................................................................................................................................................................... 356
decisions(rational basis)............................................................................................................................................................. 167
decisive constraint...................................................................................................................................................................... 432
decisive constraints.................................................................................................................................................................... 470
decisive idea(tri-partition(organisation))......................................................................................................................................... 427
decisive(ideas)........................................................................................................................................................................... 440
declarative function..................................................................................................................................................................... 205
decline(neighbourhood)............................................................................................................................................................... 164
de-cohesion............................................................................................................................................................................... 285
decompose the design................................................................................................................................................................ 100
decomposing............................................................................................................................................................................. 101
decomposition............................................................................................................................................................... 58;
102; 129
decomposition analysis.............................................................................................................................................................. 133
decomposition method........................................................................................................................................................ 439;
440
decomposition rules................................................................................................................................................................... 233
decomposition(deterministic)....................................................................................................................................................... 244
decomposition(geons)................................................................................................................................................................. 243
decomposition-analysis.............................................................................................................................................................. 133
de-concentrated......................................................................................................................................................................... 105
deconcentration......................................................................................................................................................................... 494
deconstructed............................................................................................................................................................................ 414
décor(office, living-room,
bathroom).............................................................................................................................................. 156
décor(psychology(consultation,
examination))............................................................................................................................... 156
decorative elements.................................................................................................................................................................... 113
decree(building)........................................................................................................................................................................... 80
deduction............................................................................................................................................................. 194;
199; 200; 250
deduction(logical form)................................................................................................................................................................ 200
deductive................................................................................................................................................................................... 191
deductive form(reasoning)............................................................................................................................................................ 369
deductive stage.......................................................................................................................................................................... 128
deductive sub-process................................................................................................................................................................ 371
defect........................................................................................................................................................................................ 296
defence(water)........................................................................................................................................................................... 134
Défense, La............................................................................................................................................................................... 446
defensive character..................................................................................................................................................................... 324
deficits(housing, symptoms)........................................................................................................................................................ 167
define.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 55
defined concept.......................................................................................................................................................................... 190
defining....................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
definition......................................................................................................................................................................... 33;
42; 447
deflections................................................................................................................................................................................. 342
deformation(topological).............................................................................................................................................................. 216
deformations.............................................................................................................................................................................. 379
degree(nodes(graph theory))........................................................................................................................................................ 216
Delaunay................................................................................................................................................................................... 390
Delft................................................................................................................................................................................... 166;
329
Delft Media Group...................................................................................................................................................................... 142
Delftish stuff(reasoning)............................................................................................................................................................... 421
delivery of stage props................................................................................................................................................................ 465
Delivery(Just in Time).................................................................................................................................................................. 350
delphi method............................................................................................................................................................................ 260
delta......................................................................................................................................................................................... 131
delta landscape.......................................................................................................................................................................... 500
delta way(designers,
engineers)................................................................................................................................................... 492
Deltametropolis................................................................................................................................................................... 492;
498
Deltametropolis declaration......................................................................................................................................................... 496
Deltametropolis(association(cities,
chambers of commerce, waterboards, farmers’ associations, associations for
monuments of nature, national recreational association, housing corporations,
employers association of Holland, transport company)).............................................................................. 498
Deltametropolis(declaration)........................................................................................................................................................ 498
Deltametropolis(market-situation(European
Union))........................................................................................................................ 500
Deltametropolis(metaphor(connectedness,
inter-action))................................................................................................................ 493
demand for movement................................................................................................................................................................. 335
demand requirements................................................................................................................................................................. 283
demand side.............................................................................................................................................................................. 355
demand(offices).......................................................................................................................................................................... 267
demand(parties(desires,
preferences, expectations, goals))............................................................................................................ 152
demands(future)......................................................................................................................................................................... 378
demands(increased)................................................................................................................................................................... 309
demands(tailored)....................................................................................................................................................................... 284
demands(use)............................................................................................................................................................................ 330
democratic decision control......................................................................................................................................................... 168
democratic decision making........................................................................................................................................................ 299
demolishing(life-span(end)).......................................................................................................................................................... 323
demolition and building anew....................................................................................................................................................... 323
demolition(on site)........................................................................................................................................................................ 81
demonstration card..................................................................................................................................................................... 130
demystification(representation).................................................................................................................................................... 246
Denmark................................................................................................................................................................................... 482
density models.......................................................................................................................................................................... 438
density(increasing(nearing
centre))............................................................................................................................................... 430
dents........................................................................................................................................................................................ 236
denumerable.............................................................................................................................................................................. 447
denumerable spatial or
temporal order.......................................................................................................................................... 448
Department of Administrative
Jurisdiction....................................................................................................................................... 82
department(survey)..................................................................................................................................................................... 372
departments(organisation)........................................................................................................................................................... 372
departure-point........................................................................................................................................................................... 405
dependant variable....................................................................................................................................................................... 48
dependence on location.............................................................................................................................................................. 367
dependent on context and
location............................................................................................................................................... 368
deprivation(sensory).................................................................................................................................................................... 413
deprogramming.......................................................................................................................................................................... 128
depth(design)............................................................................................................................................................................. 141
deregulating............................................................................................................................................................................... 350
deregulation................................................................................................................................................................................. 84
derived function................................................................................................................................................................... 227;
228
Derrida...................................................................................................................................................................................... 414
Descartes................................................................................................................................................................... 216;
414; 418
describe(analysis of
buildings)..................................................................................................................................................... 117
describing study.......................................................................................................................................................................... 11
description................................................................................................................................................................ 11;
33; 53; 240
description(abstract)................................................................................................................................................................... 351
description(analysis of
buildings)................................................................................................................................................. 118
description(explicit,
expressive)................................................................................................................................................... 173
description(formal,
functional)........................................................................................................................................................ 33
description(logical form).............................................................................................................................................................. 200
description(process)..................................................................................................................................................................... 33
description(representation).......................................................................................................................................................... 232
descriptions(alternative).............................................................................................................................................................. 232
descriptive documentation........................................................................................................................................................... 143
descriptive geometry................................................................................................................................................................... 215
descriptive methods.................................................................................................................................................................... 144
descriptive model....................................................................................................................................................................... 184
descriptive research....................................................................................................................................................... 53;
138; 141
design........................................................................................................................................................ 12;
19; 87; 255; 491; 492
design ‘on its own merit’............................................................................................................................................................. 173
design action(firs)t...................................................................................................................................................................... 432
design action(first(urban
model, programme of requirements))......................................................................................................... 459
design actions(nameable,
sequence(productive))........................................................................................................................... 418
design activities............................................................................................................................................................. 35;
101; 355
design activity............................................................................................................................................................................ 139
design activity driven
research..................................................................................................................................................... 140
design activity(aims)..................................................................................................................................................................... 95
design activity(conception).......................................................................................................................................................... 443
design aids................................................................................................................................................................................ 379
design analysis(normative
rule based, generative(sequence of design actions))................................................................................ 245
design and build......................................................................................................................................................................... 272
design and decision-making
tools(quality/cost asessment(levels(scale)))......................................................................................... 167
design and research..................................................................................................................................................................... 97
design artefact driven
research.................................................................................................................................................... 143
design assessment.................................................................................................................................................................... 365
design assignment..................................................................................................................................................................... 159
design attributes........................................................................................................................................................................ 101
design based research................................................................................................................................................................ 140
design capability(engineer,
artist)................................................................................................................................................. 360
design cases............................................................................................................................................................................. 144
design choices........................................................................................................................................................................... 109
design communication................................................................................................................................................................ 101
design competition.............................................................................................................................................................. 141;
359
design conception............................................................................................................................................................... 297;
302
design constraints...................................................................................................................................................................... 485
design contest........................................................................................................................................................................... 455
design data................................................................................................................................................................................ 145
design data(drawings,
models, written information)........................................................................................................................ 143
design data(intermediate)............................................................................................................................................................ 143
design
decision......................................................................................................................... 34;
143; 151; 237; 360; 436; 443; 464
design decision making.............................................................................................................................................................. 140
design decision(arguments)......................................................................................................................................................... 161
design decision(history)................................................................................................................................................................ 70
design decision(risky)................................................................................................................................................................. 338
design decision(without
empirical evidence).................................................................................................................................... 20
design development
(reconstructed)............................................................................................................................................. 143
design
development(monitored).................................................................................................................................................... 143
design dilemma.......................................................................................................................................................................... 106
design directives(cities,
neighbourhoods, residences, rooms and also the basic construction of minor
building commissions).............. 442
design document based
research................................................................................................................................................ 144
design domains.......................................................................................................................................................................... 358
design drawing........................................................................................................................................................................... 287
design drawings(history)............................................................................................................................................................... 61
design driven............................................................................................................................................................................... 95
design driven composition
research(types).................................................................................................................................... 137
design driven research....................................................................................................................................... 95;
99; 137; 138; 485
design education........................................................................................................................................................................ 415
design element(route, edge,
areas, connection, landmarks)........................................................................................................... 441
design
elements(translation(frame(structure), route, space, place, element,
orientation))).................................................................. 441
design exercise.......................................................................................................................................................................... 494
design expertise......................................................................................................................................................................... 145
design idea................................................................................................................................................................................ 287
design ideas.............................................................................................................................................................................. 289
design images(relevance)............................................................................................................................................................ 161
design in strategic planning.................................................................................................................................................. 492;
493
design incident........................................................................................................................................................................... 421
design inspirations..................................................................................................................................................................... 291
design intentions........................................................................................................................................................................ 144
design
intentions(interpretation)................................................................................................................................................... 144
design intervention................................................................................................................................................................ 88;
144
design
intervention(difference(drawings))....................................................................................................................................... 174
design
intervention(inspiration(example))....................................................................................................................................... 467
design
interventions(implications)................................................................................................................................................. 139
design
interventions(minimum)..................................................................................................................................................... 445
design laboratory................................................................................................................................................................ 140;
485
design language(personal)........................................................................................................................................................... 438
design levels.............................................................................................................................................................................. 434
design loop’................................................................................................................................................................................. 96
design management................................................................................................................................................................... 417
design means.............................................................................................................................................................................. 89
design method(explicit)............................................................................................................................................................... 369
design method(whole,
part-products)............................................................................................................................................ 339
design methodology....................................................................................................................................................... 58;
249; 293
design methods........................................................................................................................ 88;
295; 298; 339; 387; 433; 436; 444
design methods(decision
process)............................................................................................................................................... 500
design methods(decision
processes)........................................................................................................................................... 498
design methods(systematic)....................................................................................................................................................... 295
design of the organisation........................................................................................................................................................... 444
design
optimisation(multi-actor)................................................................................................................................................... 302
design options.................................................................................................................................................................... 144;
485
design options(alternate)............................................................................................................................................................. 143
design options(simulated)........................................................................................................................................................... 145
design orientated research.......................................................................................................................................................... 146
design perspective...................................................................................................................................................................... 145
design phenomena..................................................................................................................................................................... 144
design possibilities..................................................................................................................................................................... 207
design problem................................................................................................................................................................... 433;
442
design problems(new,
advanced, complex, experimental, fast-track)(method).................................................................................. 363
design process.................................................................................................... 57;
107; 108; 168; 287; 327; 339; 370; 377; 417; 419
design process driven
research.................................................................................................................................................... 140
design process(acquisition,
decisive constraint, budget(role), concept(requirement), sketching material,
design action(first) golden moment, great transformation, dead ends,
period(indetermined design), method)............................................................................................................................... 432
design process(acquisition,
decisive constraint, budget(role), concept(requirement), sketching material,
design action(first) golden moment, great transformation, dead ends,
period(indetermined design), method)............................................................................................................................... 470
design process(acquisition,
vital constraint, budget, golden moment, great transformation, dead ends,
period(indetermined design), method) 427
design process(allergies,
frustrations, nightmares)........................................................................................................................ 419
design process(architect)............................................................................................................................................................ 293
design
process(beginning(programme of requirements, context(urban architecture)))........................................................................ 459
design process(conceiving
rules, product)..................................................................................................................................... 492
design process(concept,
means of design, situation)..................................................................................................................... 438
design
process(conditions(variation)).............................................................................................................................................. 42
design process(cyclical(‘inventing/ thinking’, ‘making/ doing’ and ‘applying/ evaluating’))................................................................... 479
design process(dead end).................................................................................................................................................... 420;
427
design
process(de-blocking(halving the programme(most inspiring and promising
part(personal(background, past))))).......................... 421
design
process(de-blocking(steps back))...................................................................................................................................... 427
design process(deciding
phase(requirements, risks))..................................................................................................................... 492
design process(determinism,
randomness)................................................................................................................................... 478
design process(development)...................................................................................................................................................... 443
design process(documenting)...................................................................................................................................................... 446
design process(evaluation
phase(deconstruction(analysis(object, environment, users, use))))............................................................ 493
design process(ex ante
evaluations)............................................................................................................................................. 330
design process(exploration
phase(formal, schematic))................................................................................................................... 492
design process(exploration
phase(indefinite and undefined aims and means, form)).......................................................................... 492
design process(formal)................................................................................................................................................................ 387
design process(industrial
product, architecture)............................................................................................................................. 367
design process(information,
adaptability)...................................................................................................................................... 163
design process(in-sight(intuition))................................................................................................................................................. 478
design process(inventory,
formation of the image, analysis of effect, decision to execute)................................................................. 443
design
process(methodical(programme of requirements), form(found))............................................................................................. 292
design process(model, type,
concept).......................................................................................................................................... 439
design process(phases).............................................................................................................................................................. 116
design process(programme of
requirement)................................................................................................................................... 287
design process(programme of
requirements)................................................................................................................................. 263
design process(realisation
phase(optimum solution(conflicting requirements)( technical design)))...................................................... 492
design process(research
potential)............................................................................................................................................... 140
design process(research(steps(explicit)))...................................................................................................................................... 409
design process(sequential,
network))........................................................................................................................................... 377
design process(space)................................................................................................................................................................ 362
design process(study by
design)................................................................................................................................................. 459
design
process(sub-processes)................................................................................................................................................... 298
design process(topological
deformation)....................................................................................................................................... 216
design process(what?, why?,
how?)............................................................................................................................................. 476
design processes(recorded)........................................................................................................................................................ 361
design processes(results)........................................................................................................................................................... 143
design products.................................................................................................................................................................... 95;
434
design programme...................................................................................................................................................................... 494
design project based
research..................................................................................................................................................... 141
design proposal(preliminary)........................................................................................................................................................ 371
design propositions...................................................................................................................................................................... 95
design re-construction.................................................................................................................................................................. 21
design reflections....................................................................................................................................................................... 140
design related study.......................................................................................................................................................... 11;
21; 26
design related
study(admissibility(ethical))..................................................................................................................................... 28
design related
study(competence(academic))................................................................................................................................. 27
design related
study(completeness)............................................................................................................................................... 27
design related
study(desirable(design)).......................................................................................................................................... 27
design related
study(documented(design))...................................................................................................................................... 27
design related study(effect
analysis).............................................................................................................................................. 28
design related
study(effects(intended))........................................................................................................................................... 28
design related
study(effects(unintended))........................................................................................................................................ 28
design related
study(execution(technical))...................................................................................................................................... 28
design related
study(experimental)................................................................................................................................................ 27
design related
study(feasible(economically))................................................................................................................................... 27
design related
study(goal-directed)................................................................................................................................................ 27
design related
study(implementation(social)).................................................................................................................................. 28
design related
study(invention)...................................................................................................................................................... 28
design related study(open to
control)............................................................................................................................................. 27
design related study(open to
criticism)........................................................................................................................................... 27
design related
study(perspective)................................................................................................................................................... 28
design related
study(possibilities(improbable))................................................................................................................................ 28
design related
study(possibilities).................................................................................................................................................. 28
design related
study(possibility to retrieve sources)......................................................................................................................... 27
design related
study(possible(socially)).......................................................................................................................................... 27
design related
study(probable(design))........................................................................................................................................... 27
design related
study(probable)....................................................................................................................................................... 28
design related
study(problems(statement))..................................................................................................................................... 27
design related
study(prognosis)..................................................................................................................................................... 28
design related
study(programme of requirements)........................................................................................................................... 27
design related
study(understandable)............................................................................................................................................. 27
design related
study(viable(socially)).............................................................................................................................................. 28
design related study(viable(technically))......................................................................................................................................... 28
design repertory......................................................................................................................................................................... 133
design representations................................................................................................................................................................ 238
design research........................................................................................................................ 11;
12; 20; 89; 99; 103; 138; 155; 443
design research ex post............................................................................................................................................................... 21
Design Research Society............................................................................................................................................................. 19
design
research(case(defined(object, context)))............................................................................................................................. 493
design research(existing
examples)............................................................................................................................................. 443
design
research(references(explicit))............................................................................................................................................ 173
design result analysis................................................................................................................................................................. 143
design result driven
research....................................................................................................................................................... 143
design rules................................................................................................................................................................................. 96
design schemes......................................................................................................................................................................... 441
design school(intuitive,
subjective, system(lacking), scientific(engineer))......................................................................................... 419
design sequence(edges, inner
area, outside, inside)...................................................................................................................... 430
design session........................................................................................................................................................................... 417
design setting(as if).................................................................................................................................................................... 101
design sketches(pencil, pen,
A4 notebook(squarely ruled))............................................................................................................ 466
design software.......................................................................................................................................................................... 380
design solution(contours)............................................................................................................................................................ 437
design solutions................................................................................................................................................................... 21;
455
design
solutions(separation(consulting, examination)(efficiency, privacy))........................................................................................ 156
design stage(data)...................................................................................................................................................................... 333
design studio............................................................................................................................................................................. 373
design study....................................................................................................................... 12;
20; 21; 71; 89; 98; 101; 173; 330; 436
design
study(context(known)(documents, meetings))..................................................................................................................... 443
design study(normal
practice(consultancy firms(architectural, urban development, technical))).......................................................... 443
design task........................................................................................................................................................................ 142;
483
design theme(homogenous)........................................................................................................................................................ 418
design themes(functionality,
form, proportion, making)................................................................................................................... 483
design themes(recurring)............................................................................................................................................................. 485
design thinking............................................................................................................................................................................ 95
design tool......................................................................................................................................................................... 334;
441
design toolbox...................................................................................................................................................................... 66;
125
design tools................................................................................................................................................................................. 20
design tradition.......................................................................................................................................................................... 369
design variants........................................................................................................................................................................... 275
design variants(analysis)............................................................................................................................................................. 455
design workshop based
research................................................................................................................................................. 141
design(analysis)......................................................................................................................................................................... 314
design(apology).......................................................................................................................................................................... 174
design(Archer)........................................................................................................................................................................... 100
design(architectural(arrangement,
articulation, finite set of building elements))................................................................................. 234
design(begin)............................................................................................................................................................................. 417
design(beginning)....................................................................................................................................................................... 473
design(black box)....................................................................................................................................................................... 365
design(both singular and a
type).................................................................................................................................................. 493
design(building)................................................................................................................................................................... 279;
333
design(circular).......................................................................................................................................................................... 479
design(clean slate)..................................................................................................................................................................... 402
design(commission)................................................................................................................................................................... 125
design(component)..................................................................................................................................................................... 279
design(concentration)................................................................................................................................................................. 407
design(conceptual)..................................................................................................................................................................... 377
design(conditions(variation)).......................................................................................................................................................... 42
design(connecting with the
programme)........................................................................................................................................ 290
design(consistency)................................................................................................................................................................... 436
design(consistent, balanced)....................................................................................................................................................... 437
design(context(change),
precedent(comparing))............................................................................................................................ 143
design(convert the
underlying)..................................................................................................................................................... 402
design(daring).............................................................................................................................................................................. 59
design(data based)..................................................................................................................................................................... 169
design(decisions)....................................................................................................................................................................... 346
design(depth)............................................................................................................................................................................. 141
design(direction(finding))............................................................................................................................................................. 473
design(disastrous
effect(excellent part solution))........................................................................................................................... 410
design(discussion)..................................................................................................................................................................... 160
design(domain).......................................................................................................................................................................... 145
design(environmental)................................................................................................................................................................. 146
design(erly) enquiry driven
research............................................................................................................................................. 144
design(erly) workshop driven
research.......................................................................................................................................... 141
design(evaluation(effect
analysis))................................................................................................................................................ 418
design(exercise)......................................................................................................................................................................... 492
design(exploration)..................................................................................................................................................................... 493
design(explorative scenario)........................................................................................................................................................ 184
design(façade(daylight)).............................................................................................................................................................. 425
design(final)............................................................................................................................................................................... 372
design(formal ordering)................................................................................................................................................................ 433
design(formal)............................................................................................................................................................................ 493
design(frame, grain).................................................................................................................................................................... 211
design(freedom)......................................................................................................................................................................... 210
design(fulfilment of wishes
and needs, taking dcisions, shaping a product, originality)...................................................................... 339
design(full-sentence
functions)..................................................................................................................................................... 192
design(generalising,
generating)................................................................................................................................................... 418
design(glass box)....................................................................................................................................................................... 366
design(history, rendering).............................................................................................................................................................. 63
design(ideological bias)............................................................................................................................................................... 430
design(improve).......................................................................................................................................................................... 293
design(indeterminate(period))....................................................................................................................................................... 427
design(infrastructure).................................................................................................................................................................. 279
design(installation)..................................................................................................................................................................... 333
design(interorganisational)........................................................................................................................................................... 297
design(invention(form, use,
test, evaluation))................................................................................................................................. 479
design(joy)................................................................................................................................................................................. 286
design(just beginning)................................................................................................................................................................. 408
design(key aspects)................................................................................................................................................................... 172
design(language game)............................................................................................................................................................... 189
design(layers)............................................................................................................................................................................ 421
design(leaving things out)............................................................................................................................................................ 406
design(levels)............................................................................................................................................................................. 438
design(location).......................................................................................................................................................................... 423
design(making)............................................................................................................................................................................ 88
design(material)......................................................................................................................................................................... 280
design(means)...................................................................................................................................................................... 88;
434
design(methodological)............................................................................................................................................................... 138
design(methods)................................................................................................................................................................... 95;
139
design(model based).................................................................................................................................................................. 443
design(model(explorative,
potential, projective))............................................................................................................................. 184
design(model(potential-projective,
explorative)).............................................................................................................................. 185
design(model).............................................................................................................................................................................. 42
design(multi-disciplinary(part-products))........................................................................................................................................ 339
design(narrative)......................................................................................................................................................................... 406
design(open)............................................................................................................................................................... 293;
302; 303
design(optimisation)................................................................................................................................................................... 293
design(optimum)................................................................................................................................................................. 297;
302
design(orchestrator of
knowledges)................................................................................................................................................ 99
design(originating
stages(logic))................................................................................................................................................... 189
design(outline)........................................................................................................................................................................... 342
design(possible future).................................................................................................................................................................. 52
design(precedent based)............................................................................................................................................................. 238
design(preliminary)....................................................................................................................................................... 283;
372; 427
design(primitives)....................................................................................................................................................................... 233
design(principles)......................................................................................................................................................................... 25
design(programmatic,
functional, system orientated)..................................................................................................................... 492
design(pronunciation).................................................................................................................................................................. 475
design(proposal)......................................................................................................................................................................... 103
design(putting together,
inventing)................................................................................................................................................ 360
design(rational
reasons(diversity)).................................................................................................................................................. 20
design(reduction)........................................................................................................................................................................ 407
design(reference projects,
precedents)......................................................................................................................................... 152
design(repetitive or
surveyable).................................................................................................................................................... 363
design(research driven)............................................................................................................................................................... 159
design(research)............................................................................................................................................................ 21;
151; 455
design(responsibilities)............................................................................................................................................................... 306
design(scale changing)................................................................................................................................................................. 90
design(science).......................................................................................................................................................................... 145
design(scientific method)............................................................................................................................................................ 298
design(scientific).......................................................................................................................................................................... 27
design(selection and
combination(parts, elements))........................................................................................................................ 57
design(situation,
programme(activity pattern))............................................................................................................................... 493
design(sketched)................................................................................................................................................................ 459;
465
design(social)............................................................................................................................................................................ 293
design(social-democratic(critical),
conservative(dynamic), christian-democratic(carefull), technological(relaxed))................................. 494
design(solution-orientated
strategy(alternatives))........................................................................................................................... 251
design(spatial discovery)............................................................................................................................................................. 404
design(spatial
model(programme of requirements), concept)........................................................................................................... 263
design(spatial)........................................................................................................................................................................... 332
design(structural engineers,
costing experts, traffic engineers, building contractors, governmental
planners, users, investors, local residents) 293
design(systematic
simulations)................................................................................................................................................... 143
design(systematic)..................................................................................................................................................................... 436
design(team)...................................................................................................................................................................... 293;
295
design(transformator(use of
space, spending time)( opportunities and threats, rules and regulations))................................................ 493
design(unique)............................................................................................................................................................................. 20
design(urban)............................................................................................................................................................................. 433
design(value(use(possibilities(number))))........................................................................................................................................ 26
design(value)............................................................................................................................................................................... 27
design(variables)........................................................................................................................................................................ 441
design(vision)............................................................................................................................................................................. 478
design(what?(conspicio))............................................................................................................................................................. 476
design(width)............................................................................................................................................................................. 141
design/decision-making
process.................................................................................................................................................. 294
designa..................................................................................................................................................................................... 210
designer.................................................................................................................................................................................... 492
designer(autonomous)................................................................................................................................................................ 434
designer(chief)........................................................................................................................................................................... 359
designer(commissioner(concrete
pictures))................................................................................................................................... 459
designer(component).................................................................................................................................................................. 360
designer(generator of form,
evaluator)........................................................................................................................................... 478
designer(performance and creativity)............................................................................................................................................ 245
designer(problem solving)............................................................................................................................................................ 100
designer(professional)................................................................................................................................................................. 358
designer(scholarly)..................................................................................................................................................................... 358
designer(scientific)..................................................................................................................................................................... 358
designer(studying)...................................................................................................................................................................... 360
designer’s toolbox........................................................................................................................................................................ 93
designer-consumer..................................................................................................................................................................... 361
designerly abilities...................................................................................................................................................................... 100
designerly
approaches(drawings, schemes, models)..................................................................................................................... 144
designerly enquiry................................................................................................................................................................. 98;
100
designerly enquiry into
research.................................................................................................................................................. 146
designerly exercises................................................................................................................................................................... 101
designerly
inquiry(explorative))..................................................................................................................................................... 137
designerly interpretation.............................................................................................................................................................. 145
designerly interpretation
based research....................................................................................................................................... 145
designerly mode of enquiry.................................................................................................................................................... 95;
100
designerly reference study.......................................................................................................................................................... 102
designerly studies...................................................................................................................................................................... 142
designerly variations................................................................................................................................................................... 145
designerly workshop based
research............................................................................................................................................ 142
designerly workshop(issues
of interest)........................................................................................................................................ 142
designer-producer....................................................................................................................................................................... 357
designers(industrial)................................................................................................................................................................... 391
designers(installation)................................................................................................................................................................. 338
designers(part)........................................................................................................................................................................... 359
designers(perception(visual(without
physical sensations(noise, smell, wind))))................................................................................. 188
designers(professionals in
design studios).................................................................................................................................... 357
designers(scholarly)................................................................................................................................................................... 360
designers(young)........................................................................................................................................................................ 357
designing...................................................................................................................................................................... 12;
362; 475
designing as composing............................................................................................................................................................. 357
designing experience.................................................................................................................................................................. 291
designing is rejecting.................................................................................................................................................................. 403
designing principles...................................................................................................................................................................... 57
designing process.................................................................................................................................................................. 59;
94
designing strategies..................................................................................................................................................................... 60
designing(act)............................................................................................................................................................................ 474
designing(adding of all
conclusions)............................................................................................................................................. 420
designing(art(knowledge and
capability))....................................................................................................................................... 478
designing(base cycle)................................................................................................................................................................. 372
designing(creating(thinking,
making))........................................................................................................................................... 478
designing(dimensions(formal,
functional, technical, analytical))....................................................................................................... 492
designing(emotional)................................................................................................................................................................... 421
designing(gut)............................................................................................................................................................................ 419
designing(insight into one’s
personal character)............................................................................................................................ 419
designing(interpretation).............................................................................................................................................................. 160
designing(opposition(average))..................................................................................................................................................... 255
designing(ordering and
forming)................................................................................................................................................... 429
designing(planning,
establishing form).......................................................................................................................................... 433
designing(points of
departure, users(objectives and whishes, activities), organisational structure)...................................................... 271
designing(pre-occupations).......................................................................................................................................................... 419
designing(problem solving).......................................................................................................................................................... 373
designing(product)...................................................................................................................................................................... 369
designing(routine)....................................................................................................................................................................... 363
designing(searching, empiry,
trial and error).................................................................................................................................... 96
designing(self-respect)................................................................................................................................................................ 419
designing(sequentially, in
parallel)................................................................................................................................................ 455
designing(simultaneous)............................................................................................................................................................. 361
designing(structure).................................................................................................................................................................... 216
designing(technical)............................................................................................................................................................ 356;
360
designs(alternative)..................................................................................................................................................................... 171
designs(indexing(global
co-ordinating devices)))............................................................................................................................ 238
designs(judging)......................................................................................................................................................................... 159
designs(part).............................................................................................................................................................................. 363
designs(partial)..................................................................................................................................................................... 26;
369
design-study................................................................................................................................................................................ 21
desing process(on its way to
an outspoken drawing)..................................................................................................................... 173
desirable..................................................................................................................................................................... 184;
444; 447
desirable future................................................................................................................................................................... 253;
254
desirable futures......................................................................................................................................................................... 492
desiredundesired
consequences.................................................................................................................................................. 159
destination plan.......................................................................................................................................................................... 435
destination(history)....................................................................................................................................................................... 65
destination(programme).............................................................................................................................................................. 434
detail(component(lower
scale)).................................................................................................................................................... 445
detail(level).................................................................................................................................................................................. 73
detail(nominal radius(1/10
composition))....................................................................................................................................... 445
detail(principal)........................................................................................................................................................................... 427
detail(smallest)............................................................................................................................................................................ 50
detailed requirements................................................................................................................................................................. 340
detailing.................................................................................................................................................................................... 464
detailing aspects........................................................................................................................................................................ 463
detailing(materialising)................................................................................................................................................................ 326
detailing(morphological
reconstruction)......................................................................................................................................... 445
detailing(separate)...................................................................................................................................................................... 309
details................................................................................................................................................................................ 445;
464
details(characteristic)................................................................................................................................................................. 445
details(concept)......................................................................................................................................................................... 460
details(connection)..................................................................................................................................................................... 445
details(crucial)........................................................................................................................................................................... 446
details(grid)................................................................................................................................................................................ 418
details(overemphasised).............................................................................................................................................................. 190
details(striking).......................................................................................................................................................................... 446
detective..................................................................................................................................................................................... 98
detective(attitude)....................................................................................................................................................................... 145
detective(spirit)........................................................................................................................................................................... 144
detectives.................................................................................................................................................................................. 411
deterioration(amenities)............................................................................................................................................................... 267
developer(component)................................................................................................................................................................. 282
developers(initiators of
change).................................................................................................................................................... 493
developers(scholarly).................................................................................................................................................................. 357
development....................................................................................................................................................................... 431;
443
development brief....................................................................................................................................................................... 283
development costs..................................................................................................................................................................... 281
development plan....................................................................................................................................................................... 419
development process.................................................................................................................................................................. 355
development
process(commercial)............................................................................................................................................... 369
development
process(scholarly, practically).................................................................................................................................. 356
development
process(technical)................................................................................................................................................... 369
development
processes(communicable)....................................................................................................................................... 365
development psychology............................................................................................................................................................. 106
development(market).................................................................................................................................................................. 375
development(opportunity)............................................................................................................................................................ 284
development(organisation)........................................................................................................................................................... 375
development(product)............................................................................................................................................................ 19;
375
development(production)............................................................................................................................................................. 375
development(social).................................................................................................................................................................... 311
developmental psychologist......................................................................................................................................................... 413
Deventer.................................................................................................................................................................................... 134
deviating(average)....................................................................................................................................................................... 219
deviating(mean).......................................................................................................................................................................... 219
deviation.................................................................................................................................................................................... 253
deviation(standard)..................................................................................................................................................................... 220
deviation(statistical).................................................................................................................................................................... 255
Dewey....................................................................................................................................................................................... 415
dexterity(manual)....................................................................................................................................................................... 415
diagnosis(problem)..................................................................................................................................................................... 154
diagonal.................................................................................................................................................................................... 462
diagram............................................................................................................................................................... 128;
445; 475; 476
diagram(directed)....................................................................................................................................................................... 476
dialogue with the paper or
the screen(design phase(inventory, effect analysis))................................................................................ 417
dice(throwing)............................................................................................................................................................................ 219
dichotomies(semantic
differential)................................................................................................................................................ 158
dichotomous.............................................................................................................................................................................. 207
dictionaries.................................................................................................................................................................................. 35
difference................................................................................................................................................................................... 447
difference in place...................................................................................................................................................................... 205
difference of place...................................................................................................................................................................... 206
difference of
place(equality(unit, order of maginitue))...................................................................................................................... 206
difference(asymmetric)................................................................................................................................................................. 39
difference(mathematics).............................................................................................................................................................. 226
different positions in
reality.......................................................................................................................................................... 448
differential.................................................................................................................................................................................. 226
differential calculation................................................................................................................................................................. 205
differential calculus..................................................................................................................................................................... 228
differential equations................................................................................................................................................................... 229
differential quotient..................................................................................................................................................................... 226
differential thinking...................................................................................................................................................................... 447
differentiation(environment(intent,
function, structure, form, content))............................................................................................... 441
differentiation(environmental)........................................................................................................................................................ 439
differentiation(programmatic)........................................................................................................................................................ 438
differentiation(spatial).................................................................................................................................................................. 438
diffusion(clustered)....................................................................................................................................................................... 37
digital visualisation..................................................................................................................................................................... 232
digitalisation................................................................................................................................................................................ 78
Dijkstra..................................................................................................................................................................................... 346
dimension.................................................................................................................................................................................. 447
dimension(arrow)........................................................................................................................................................................ 477
dimensional(four)........................................................................................................................................................................ 475
dimensional(three)...................................................................................................................................................................... 475
dimensioning of the
facilities........................................................................................................................................................ 330
dimensioning of the
structure....................................................................................................................................................... 379
dimensioning(corridors)............................................................................................................................................................... 218
dimensions................................................................................................................................................................. 109;
274; 347
dimensions(bricks)..................................................................................................................................................................... 118
diminishing marginal returns........................................................................................................................................................ 448
dining table................................................................................................................................................................................ 394
diploma projects(thematic).......................................................................................................................................................... 141
diplomacy................................................................................................................................................................................... 62
direct object................................................................................................................................................................................ 48
directed diagram........................................................................................................................................................................ 476
directed graph............................................................................................................................................................................ 218
direction for a
design(finding)....................................................................................................................................................... 473
direction of rotation..................................................................................................................................................................... 487
direction of viewing..................................................................................................................................................................... 473
direction(conregio)...................................................................................................................................................................... 475
direction(number, change,
variation of change).............................................................................................................................. 215
direction(point to line)................................................................................................................................................................. 477
directional changes.................................................................................................................................................................... 215
directional changes(nodes).......................................................................................................................................................... 215
directions(diversity(perception)).................................................................................................................................................... 241
directions(minimal number)......................................................................................................................................................... 215
disassembling............................................................................................................................................................................ 393
disciplinary commission.............................................................................................................................................................. 473
discipline................................................................................................................................................................................... 249
discipline bound information........................................................................................................................................................ 396
discipline(architectural
profession)............................................................................................................................................... 417
discipline(way of thinking
and acting)........................................................................................................................................... 473
disciplines(inter-action)............................................................................................................................................................... 340
disclose(façade)......................................................................................................................................................................... 470
discontinuities............................................................................................................................................................................ 243
discontinuous function................................................................................................................................................................ 227
discovery........................................................................................................................................................ 28;
101; 144; 400; 485
discovery(clairvoyant
moment)..................................................................................................................................................... 459
discovery(out of the blue)............................................................................................................................................................ 409
discovery(spatial(design))............................................................................................................................................................ 404
discrete entities......................................................................................................................................................................... 367
discretion.................................................................................................................................................................................. 417
discussible(methodology)............................................................................................................................................................ 362
discussion model....................................................................................................................................................................... 184
discussion(design)..................................................................................................................................................................... 160
disjunctive sets............................................................................................................................................................................ 39
dislocation.......................................................................................................................................................................... 189;
418
dislocation in the roster............................................................................................................................................................... 418
disparate components................................................................................................................................................................ 393
disparate worlds......................................................................................................................................................................... 394
dispersal on a national
scale....................................................................................................................................................... 498
dispersed living.......................................................................................................................................................................... 105
displacement(functions(businesses,
offices)(high rents))................................................................................................................ 267
display(alternatives).................................................................................................................................................................... 341
disputes...................................................................................................................................................................................... 81
disregarding components............................................................................................................................................................ 190
dis-satisfaction of people............................................................................................................................................................. 373
dis-satisfaction(prevention).......................................................................................................................................................... 338
dissecting table.......................................................................................................................................................................... 394
disseminating new ideas............................................................................................................................................................. 284
dissimilar properties................................................................................................................................................................... 166
distance.................................................................................................................................................................................... 206
distance learning........................................................................................................................................................................ 381
distance to ‘reality’..................................................................................................................................................................... 474
distance(core to core)................................................................................................................................................................. 206
distance(designer(design research))............................................................................................................................................. 140
distinction.................................................................................................................................................................................. 110
distinction(design)........................................................................................................................................................................ 59
distribution(normal)..................................................................................................................................................................... 220
distribution(optimum).................................................................................................................................................................. 297
district heating.................................................................................................................................................................... 313;
316
ditches...................................................................................................................................................................................... 315
divergence phase....................................................................................................................................................................... 339
diverse but thematically
consistent.............................................................................................................................................. 485
diversity..................................................................................................................................................................................... 391
diversity of cultures..................................................................................................................................................................... 391
diversity of solutions................................................................................................................................................................... 484
dividing...................................................................................................................................................................................... 206
divine game(creating).................................................................................................................................................................. 479
divine proportion......................................................................................................................................................................... 213
division(land).............................................................................................................................................................................. 316
division(morphological
reconstruction).......................................................................................................................................... 445
do…while(programming
language)................................................................................................................................................ 229
doctor....................................................................................................................................................................................... 411
document.................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
document based research........................................................................................................................................................... 144
document management.............................................................................................................................................................. 380
document the design process...................................................................................................................................................... 446
documentation of artefacts.......................................................................................................................................................... 144
documentation(building-trade)...................................................................................................................................................... 347
documentation(descriptive).......................................................................................................................................................... 143
documentation(design
products, process data)............................................................................................................................. 138
documentation(plans)................................................................................................................................................................... 57
documentation(precise)............................................................................................................................................................... 421
documented(design process(sketches,
deveopment models, interim options, results)))..................................................................... 140
documents................................................................................................................................................................................ 443
documents(building)................................................................................................................................................................... 231
Doel.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 294
doll-house.................................................................................................................................................................................. 476
doll's house............................................................................................................................................................................... 395
domain(design).......................................................................................................................................................................... 145
domestic ambience.................................................................................................................................................................... 391
domestic Dutch styles................................................................................................................................................................ 291
Donge....................................................................................................................................................................................... 315
door type................................................................................................................................................................................... 236
door(frame)................................................................................................................................................................................ 212
doors........................................................................................................................................................................................ 280
dose/effect relation..................................................................................................................................................................... 328
double counting.................................................................................................................................................................. 205;
206
double or super square............................................................................................................................................................... 123
double square............................................................................................................................................................................ 120
double-blind study...................................................................................................................................................................... 328
doubt........................................................................................................................................................................................ 387
dpi.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 49
draft design(performance
checks)................................................................................................................................................ 163
draft(first)................................................................................................................................................................................... 314
drainage(surface)........................................................................................................................................................................ 315
draught
problems(installations).................................................................................................................................................... 331
draw as you search.................................................................................................................................................................... 408
draw while we think.................................................................................................................................................................... 408
draw(analysis of buildings).......................................................................................................................................................... 117
drawing................................................................................................................................................................. 96;
144; 179; 410
drawing as you think................................................................................................................................................................... 411
drawing board perspective........................................................................................................................................................... 188
drawing computer programme...................................................................................................................................................... 210
drawing computer
programme(vector)........................................................................................................................................... 211
drawing from your memory.......................................................................................................................................................... 389
drawing in ink............................................................................................................................................................................. 287
drawing lines(not
existing(inventory, image formation))................................................................................................................... 444
drawing shamelessly.................................................................................................................................................................. 459
drawing(autonomous graphic
image)............................................................................................................................................ 411
drawing(cliché)........................................................................................................................................................................... 173
drawing(context(perspective))...................................................................................................................................................... 174
drawing(contract)......................................................................................................................................................................... 50
drawing(criteria(plans to
compare))............................................................................................................................................... 173
drawing(diversity)........................................................................................................................................................................ 173
drawing(first, small,
without scale, 3D, floor plan, cross-section)..................................................................................................... 466
drawing(frame)........................................................................................................................................................................... 173
drawing(grain)............................................................................................................................................................................ 173
drawing(information content)........................................................................................................................................................ 173
drawing(intended effect).............................................................................................................................................................. 174
drawing(key-words)..................................................................................................................................................................... 173
drawing(language(designer))........................................................................................................................................................ 189
drawing(outspoken).................................................................................................................................................................... 173
drawing(outspokenness)............................................................................................................................................................. 173
drawing(quotable(documentation))................................................................................................................................................ 173
drawing(readable effect).............................................................................................................................................................. 173
drawing(richness)....................................................................................................................................................................... 173
drawing(to be decided on)........................................................................................................................................................... 350
drawing(unity(sense of
conviction), bits & pieces(various design ideas))........................................................................................... 430
drawing(wishes(context(urban
architecture), commissioner(interview)))............................................................................................ 459
drawings.................................................................................................................................................................................... 101
drawings in perspective............................................................................................................................................................... 441
drawings(analytical).................................................................................................................................................................... 130
drawings(comparison(scale,
resolution, legend))............................................................................................................................ 173
drawings(comparison)................................................................................................................................................................. 173
drawings(computer).................................................................................................................................................................... 477
drawings(conventional
sequence)................................................................................................................................................. 237
drawings(expressionistic)............................................................................................................................................................ 131
drawings(geometric)................................................................................................................................................................... 131
drawings(judging)....................................................................................................................................................................... 175
drawings(kneaded)..................................................................................................................................................................... 462
drawings(line)............................................................................................................................................................................. 231
drawings(presentation)................................................................................................................................................................ 290
drawings(reading)....................................................................................................................................................................... 411
drawings(spatial)........................................................................................................................................................................ 462
drawings(symbolical).................................................................................................................................................................. 308
drieklezoor................................................................................................................................................................................. 120
driving force.......................................................................................................................................................... 161;
259; 491; 495
driving forces(analysing
past developments).................................................................................................................................. 161
driving forces(brain-storm
session)............................................................................................................................................... 162
driving
forces(uncertainties(critical)).............................................................................................................................................. 162
driving forces(workshop).............................................................................................................................................................. 162
Droge Magazijn(1911, NNM)........................................................................................................................................................ 460
Droysen...................................................................................................................................................................................... 64
DRS........................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
drum residences........................................................................................................................................................................ 115
drums....................................................................................................................................................................................... 115
dry skin..................................................................................................................................................................................... 327
drying out.................................................................................................................................................................................. 315
DSS.................................................................................................................................................................................. 160;
378
dual branches............................................................................................................................................................................ 217
dual map................................................................................................................................................................................... 217
dual nodes................................................................................................................................................................................. 217
dual(brick wall)........................................................................................................................................................................... 281
Duchamp................................................................................................................................................................................... 392
ducts................................................................................................................................................................................. 325;
347
ducts for cables......................................................................................................................................................................... 337
Duffy..................................................................................................................................................................................... 98;
99
Duijvestein.......................................................................................................................................................................... 263;
313
Duiker....................................................................................................................................................................................... 117
Duin........................................................................................................................................................................ 57;
89; 152; 275
dunes(ridges)............................................................................................................................................................................. 132
duplex house............................................................................................................................................................................. 164
durability........................................................................................................................................................................ 20;
95; 108
durable goods............................................................................................................................................................................ 268
Durand...................................................................................................................................................................................... 417
dust-free painting workshop......................................................................................................................................................... 465
Dutch economy(trade,
transport, finance)..................................................................................................................................... 500
Dutch National Central
Planning Bureau....................................................................................................................................... 185
Dutch New Movement 1924-1936................................................................................................................................................. 117
Duyvesteijn................................................................................................................................................................................ 439
dwelling
activities(construction(building, characteristics))............................................................................................................... 163
Dwelling Assessment System..................................................................................................................................................... 163
dwellings(marketposition)............................................................................................................................................................ 167
dwellings(rented)........................................................................................................................................................................ 167
DXF-format.................................................................................................................................................................................. 49
dynamic.................................................................................................................................................................................... 120
dynamic link.............................................................................................................................................................................. 238
dynamic properties of the
building................................................................................................................................................ 330
dynamic system........................................................................................................................................................................ 225
dynamic visualisation.................................................................................................................................................................. 246
EAAE Congress.......................................................................................................................................................................... 19
each(logic)................................................................................................................................................................................. 193
Eames...................................................................................................................................................................................... 390
earlier initiatives......................................................................................................................................................................... 419
earthbound.................................................................................................................................................................................. 20
ease of access............................................................................................................................................................................ 11
easement.................................................................................................................................................................................... 81
east-south-west-north................................................................................................................................................................. 475
easy to alter(perception)............................................................................................................................................................. 241
eccentric building....................................................................................................................................................................... 361
ecclesia...................................................................................................................................................................................... 68
eclectic spirit(recent or
current architecture)................................................................................................................................. 239
eclecticism......................................................................................................................................................................... 118;
401
ecocentrism............................................................................................................................................................................... 414
ecological approach.................................................................................................................................................................... 313
ecological issues....................................................................................................................................................................... 274
ecological map........................................................................................................................................................................... 314
ecological quality....................................................................................................................................................................... 315
ecological system...................................................................................................................................................................... 495
ecological(concept).................................................................................................................................................................... 437
ecology(evolutionary).................................................................................................................................................................. 256
ecology(opposition(average))....................................................................................................................................................... 255
economic constraints................................................................................................................................................................. 151
economic growth........................................................................................................................................................................ 494
economic life-span..................................................................................................................................................................... 323
economic prognoses.................................................................................................................................................................. 251
economical context...................................................................................................................................................................... 91
economical life........................................................................................................................................................................... 280
economical scenarios................................................................................................................................................................. 259
economical synergy................................................................................................................................................................... 499
economics(building).................................................................................................................................................................... 346
economics(history)....................................................................................................................................................................... 62
economy of means..................................................................................................................................................................... 407
edge......................................................................................................................................................................................... 441
edge properties.......................................................................................................................................................................... 243
edges(graph theory).................................................................................................................................................................... 216
editorial board.............................................................................................................................................................................. 52
education(design)....................................................................................................................................................................... 101
educational context.................................................................................................................................................................... 485
educational system.................................................................................................................................................................... 415
Eekels................................................................................................................................................................. 361;
367; 369; 370
Eekhout....................................................................................................................................................... 263;
279; 339; 355; 443
EEM......................................................................................................................................................................................... 378
Eesteren, van............................................................................................................................................................................. 434
effect................................................................................................................................................................................. 329;
445
effect analysis........................................................................................................................................... 28;
87; 171; 187; 259; 456
effect analysis(circular
reasoning)................................................................................................................................................ 174
effect analysis(combination
of design interventions)....................................................................................................................... 174
effect analysis(comparing)........................................................................................................................................................... 173
effect
analysis(drawings(comparable(legend)))............................................................................................................................... 174
effect
analysis(drawings(summary of the differences)).................................................................................................................... 174
effect analysis(list of
effects)....................................................................................................................................................... 175
effect analysis(plan,
drawing)....................................................................................................................................................... 174
effect analysis(suffering
objects).................................................................................................................................................. 174
effect
analysis(weight(suffering objects))....................................................................................................................................... 174
effect of a particular
design method.............................................................................................................................................. 329
effect per suffering object............................................................................................................................................................ 174
effect report............................................................................................................................................................................... 174
effect(actual).............................................................................................................................................................................. 159
effect(design intervention)............................................................................................................................................................ 159
effect(focus)............................................................................................................................................................................... 446
effect(function)........................................................................................................................................................................... 225
effect(intended(intention,
goal formulation, design criteria, design programme))................................................................................ 174
effect(intended).......................................................................................................................................................................... 187
effect(not intended)..................................................................................................................................................................... 187
effect(physical(spatial,
ecological, technical) social(economical, cultural, political))............................................................................ 28
effect(predictability).................................................................................................................................................................... 162
effect(programs, plans)............................................................................................................................................................... 168
effect(solutions).......................................................................................................................................................................... 294
effect(transformation).................................................................................................................................................................. 446
effect(transformations)................................................................................................................................................................ 455
effect(unintended)................................................................................................................................................................ 174;
368
effectiveness................................................................................................................................................................... 24;
57; 334
effects ex ante(perspective)......................................................................................................................................................... 446
effects of the transformations....................................................................................................................................................... 455
effects weighed.......................................................................................................................................................................... 446
effects(analysis)......................................................................................................................................................................... 446
effects(desirable).......................................................................................................................................................................... 51
effects(intended)............................................................................................................................................................ 51;
149; 446
effects(not intended)................................................................................................................................................................... 149
effects(undesirable)...................................................................................................................................................................... 51
effects(unintended(desired,
probable, possible))............................................................................................................................ 446
effects(unintended)....................................................................................................................................................................... 51
effects(welfare)........................................................................................................................................................................... 300
efficiency............................................................................................................................................................... 24;
156; 274; 378
efficiency(use)............................................................................................................................................................................ 166
effort(attention)........................................................................................................................................................................... 240
Egeraat..................................................................................................................................................................................... 364
Eggink...................................................................................................................................................................................... 117
EGM......................................................................................................................................................................................... 360
Egypt........................................................................................................................................................................................ 204
Egyptian Triangle....................................................................................................................................................................... 119
Eiffel tower......................................................................................................................................................................... 377;
390
Eindhoven.................................................................................................................................................................................. 495
Einstein...................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Eisenman.................................................................................................................................................................................. 379
elaboration................................................................................................................................................................................. 289
elaboration(sketches,
computer).................................................................................................................................................. 287
elderly people(housing)............................................................................................................................................................... 310
Eldijk...................................................................................................................................... 263;
287; 387; 419; 423; 429; 459; 465
electrical energy......................................................................................................................................................................... 336
electrical installations................................................................................................................................................................. 336
electrical power supply............................................................................................................................................................... 336
electricity.................................................................................................................................................................................. 330
electronic catalogues.................................................................................................................................................................. 380
element...................................................................................................................................................................... 103;
279; 441
elements................................................................................................................................................................................... 370
elements(building, main)............................................................................................................................................................. 345
elements(construction)............................................................................................................................................................... 113
elements(decorative)................................................................................................................................................................... 113
elements(Euclid)................................................................................................................................................................. 203;
204
Elements(Euclid)........................................................................................................................................................................ 216
elements(free)............................................................................................................................................................................ 326
elevation(spirally)........................................................................................................................................................................ 116
elevations.................................................................................................................................................................................. 410
elevator..................................................................................................................................................................................... 489
Elevator Building........................................................................................................................................................................ 419
elevator manufacturers................................................................................................................................................................ 335
elevators.................................................................................................................................................................................... 335
Elferink....................................................................................................................................................................................... 80
emblem..................................................................................................................................................................................... 478
emblematic(precedent)............................................................................................................................................................... 143
embody..................................................................................................................................................................................... 478
embracing form.......................................................................................................................................................................... 407
embracing(exhibition).................................................................................................................................................................. 461
E-modulus................................................................................................................................................................................. 285
emotional side of designing......................................................................................................................................................... 421
emotional well-being..................................................................................................................................................................... 95
emphasis(shift).......................................................................................................................................................................... 390
empirical................................................................................................................................................................................... 102
empirical concept....................................................................................................................................................................... 190
empirical cycle............................................................................................................................... 138;
179; 250; 253; 254; 330; 415
empirical cycle(logic).................................................................................................................................................................. 200
empirical experiment.................................................................................................................................................................. 414
empirical induction..................................................................................................................................................................... 199
empirical method(problems)........................................................................................................................................................ 448
empirical model.......................................................................................................................................................................... 417
empirical research................................................................................................................................................ 138;
141; 145; 416
empirical researcher................................................................................................................................................................... 447
empirical
sciences(models(descriptive, explicative, predictive))....................................................................................................... 185
empirical
sciences(technology).................................................................................................................................................... 307
empirical
study(evaluation(ex post))............................................................................................................................................. 187
empirical study(statistics,
inquiries, interviews, observations, models(gravity))(programming research)............................................... 267
empirical theory......................................................................................................................................................................... 204
empirical(trial and error)................................................................................................................................................................ 96
empirical-scientific methods.......................................................................................................................................................... 13
empirical-technical
research.......................................................................................................................................................... 98
empiricism.................................................................................................................................................................. 414;
416; 418
empiricism(logical)..................................................................................................................................................................... 414
empiricist thinking...................................................................................................................................................................... 414
empiricists.................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
empiry................................................................................................................................................................................. 25;
255
emplacement(railway)................................................................................................................................................................. 433
employment............................................................................................................................................................................... 269
empty
site................................................................................................................................................................................. 120
empty surfaces.......................................................................................................................................................................... 420
enclosure.................................................................................................................................................................................. 351
enclosure(court)......................................................................................................................................................................... 477
encyclopaedia............................................................................................................................................................................. 35
end line factory.......................................................................................................................................................................... 281
end product(control).................................................................................................................................................................... 281
end(block)................................................................................................................................................................................. 116
Endnote...................................................................................................................................................................................... 44
end-point................................................................................................................................................................................... 480
end-products.............................................................................................................................................................................. 367
energy bill.................................................................................................................................................................................. 425
energy conservation.................................................................................................................................................................... 333
energy conserving provisions....................................................................................................................................................... 171
energy consumption................................................................................................................................................................... 151
energy consumption for
heating................................................................................................................................................... 334
energy for manufacturing............................................................................................................................................................. 323
energy maximisation.................................................................................................................................................................. 316
energy systems......................................................................................................................................................................... 495
energy use................................................................................................................................................................................ 329
energy(nuclear fusion)................................................................................................................................................................. 495
energy(performance)................................................................................................................................................................... 333
energy(solar)...................................................................................................................................................................... 313;
326
energy(sunlight)......................................................................................................................................................................... 495
Engel................................................................................................................................................................................. 103;
417
Engelsdorp Gastelaars............................................................................................................................................................... 494
engineer....................................................................................................................................................... 360;
407; 419; 478; 492
engineer(pragmatic nature).......................................................................................................................................................... 421
engineer(technical)..................................................................................................................................................................... 358
engineering......................................................................................................................................................................... 357;
358
engineering approach.................................................................................................................................................................. 361
engineering material................................................................................................................................................................... 284
engineering(collaborative)............................................................................................................................................................ 379
engineering(concurrent)............................................................................................................................................................... 379
enlarging..................................................................................................................................................................................... 73
enquiry........................................................................................................................................................................................ 99
enquiry(designerly)................................................................................................................................................................. 95;
98
enquiry(thematic)....................................................................................................................................................................... 485
ensemble.................................................................................................................................................................................. 324
ensemble of buildings................................................................................................................................................................. 133
ensemble(analysis of
buildings)................................................................................................................................................... 118
ensemble(architectonic).............................................................................................................................................................. 434
ensemble(building(realised))........................................................................................................................................................ 143
ensemble(modern)...................................................................................................................................................................... 135
entering a subway train............................................................................................................................................................... 392
enterprise.................................................................................................................................................................................. 369
enterprise(mission, vision,
strategy, tactics, core competence)...................................................................................................... 373
enterprise(motifs)....................................................................................................................................................................... 373
enterprise(opportunities).............................................................................................................................................................. 374
enterprise(possibilities)............................................................................................................................................................... 374
enterprise(product)..................................................................................................................................................................... 373
enterprise(usage product)............................................................................................................................................................ 373
enterprises(small-scale).............................................................................................................................................................. 358
enthusiasm................................................................................................................................................................................ 396
entity(parts(entity))(decision
making(levels)).................................................................................................................................. 280
entrance..................................................................................................................................................................... 116;
289; 468
entrance into a
neighbourhood(estimate depth)............................................................................................................................. 430
entrance level............................................................................................................................................................................. 358
entrance on minus 3 metres........................................................................................................................................................ 467
entrance to an area.................................................................................................................................................................... 430
entrance to the surroundings....................................................................................................................................................... 430
entrance(labyrinth)...................................................................................................................................................................... 480
entrance(own)............................................................................................................................................................................ 470
entrance(shared(institutes))......................................................................................................................................................... 467
entrances(identify)...................................................................................................................................................................... 392
envelop(minimum)...................................................................................................................................................................... 107
Environment & Planning
Ed. B..................................................................................................................................................... 249
environment differentiation........................................................................................................................................................... 441
environment
differentiation(intent, function, structure, form, content)................................................................................................ 441
environment(built)......................................................................................................................................................................... 95
environment(material).................................................................................................................................................................. 370
environment(trihedral).................................................................................................................................................................. 235
Environmental Control Act............................................................................................................................................................. 84
environmental design.................................................................................................................................................................. 146
environmental
differentiation......................................................................................................................................................... 439
environmental effects........................................................................................................................................................... 333;
337
environmental impact
analysis..................................................................................................................................................... 159
environmental maintenance......................................................................................................................................................... 274
environmental maximisation
method............................................................................................................................................. 313
environmental ordering.................................................................................................................................................................. 84
environmental prognoses............................................................................................................................................................. 251
environmental requirements......................................................................................................................................................... 323
environmental sustainability......................................................................................................................................................... 494
EOR......................................................................................................................................................................................... 197
epidemiological
study(questionnaire, building checklist, measurement protocol)............................................................................... 328
epistemological limits................................................................................................................................................................. 448
epistemology............................................................................................................................................................................. 413
equal shape............................................................................................................................................................................... 216
equality in nature........................................................................................................................................................................ 206
equality in the elements.............................................................................................................................................................. 448
equality pre-supposition(set
theory, counting, mathematics)........................................................................................................... 206
equality(perception).................................................................................................................................................................... 241
equality(supposition(mathematics)).............................................................................................................................................. 205
equations(differential).................................................................................................................................................................. 229
equipment.......................................................................................................................................................................... 327;
347
equipment(carrier)...................................................................................................................................................................... 349
equity(social)............................................................................................................................................................................. 494
equivalence................................................................................................................................................................................ 195
equivalent.................................................................................................................................................................................. 193
ergonomic analysis(stair
ascend and descend(simulation))............................................................................................................ 239
ergonomics................................................................................................................................................................. 274;
275; 292
ergonomics(computer)................................................................................................................................................................ 232
erudition.................................................................................................................................................................................... 444
escalators................................................................................................................................................................................. 335
Eskimos.................................................................................................................................................................................... 399
Essen....................................................................................................................................................................................... 112
essence of the area.................................................................................................................................................................... 429
essentials of the
requirements..................................................................................................................................................... 459
established interests.................................................................................................................................................................. 311
establishing a hypothesis............................................................................................................................................................ 255
establishing form........................................................................................................................................................................ 433
esthétique
du miracle................................................................................................................................................................. 408
E-structure(building)................................................................................................................................................................... 326
ethics......................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
ethologists................................................................................................................................................................................. 415
Etruscan and Roman
priests(ritual).............................................................................................................................................. 474
etymology................................................................................................................................................................................. 481
Euclid.................................................................................................................................................................. 183;
203; 204; 216
Euclidean geometry.................................................................................................................................................................... 216
Euclidian space......................................................................................................................................................................... 183
Euler......................................................................................................................................................................................... 216
euphoria.................................................................................................................................................................................... 464
Europe(continental).................................................................................................................................................................... 414
European
continent(entrance(gatekeepers(Dutchmen)))................................................................................................................. 500
European contract...................................................................................................................................................................... 427
European network...................................................................................................................................................................... 495
European orientation................................................................................................................................................................... 494
European
Union(market-situation)................................................................................................................................................ 500
Europe's population.................................................................................................................................................................... 258
evaluate(decision support
systems)............................................................................................................................................. 497
evaluating..................................................................................................................................................................... 99;
151; 244
evaluating research ex post......................................................................................................................................................... 149
evaluating(criteria(incomparable,
contradictory))............................................................................................................................ 163
evaluating(effect analysis,
norms)................................................................................................................................................ 173
evaluation........................................................................................................................ 26;
58; 60; 87; 138; 240; 250; 371; 433; 449
evaluation and decision............................................................................................................................................................... 371
evaluation criteria....................................................................................................................................................................... 163
evaluation ex ante......................................................................................................................................... 159;
187; 259; 330; 446
evaluation ex post........................................................................................................................... 155;
160; 187; 267; 330; 334; 446
evaluation ex post(plan
analysis)................................................................................................................................................. 152
evaluation exante....................................................................................................................................................................... 333
evaluation matrix........................................................................................................................................................................ 341
evaluation methods(misuse)........................................................................................................................................................ 168
evaluation of the
alternatives........................................................................................................................................................ 341
evaluation of the
design(projecting familiar relationships)................................................................................................................ 418
evaluation phase........................................................................................................................................................................ 340
evaluation research............................................................................................................................................................. 138;
160
evaluation(aesthetic(beauty,
originality, complexity, cultural values, symbolic meaning))................................................................... 152
evaluation(all encompassing(exception))....................................................................................................................................... 154
evaluation(alternatives)................................................................................................................................................................ 343
evaluation(analytical).................................................................................................................................................................. 143
evaluation(building in use)........................................................................................................................................................... 328
evaluation(contexts(perspectives))................................................................................................................................................ 159
evaluation(demand(supply))......................................................................................................................................................... 152
evaluation(design(integrated,
mono))............................................................................................................................................ 161
evaluation(design(multi-functionality,
monofunctionality))................................................................................................................ 161
evaluation(design(problems
in urban areas)).................................................................................................................................. 161
evaluation(design(public,
private))................................................................................................................................................. 161
evaluation(design(synergy(local),
isolated projects))....................................................................................................................... 161
evaluation(design(use(mixed
ground, alternating, one sided)).......................................................................................................... 161
evaluation(design, logic).............................................................................................................................................................. 189
evaluation(diagnosis(problem))..................................................................................................................................................... 154
evaluation(discipline)................................................................................................................................................................... 160
evaluation(economic(investment
costs, exploitation costs, legislation))............................................................................................ 152
evaluation(environment(housing)).................................................................................................................................................. 164
evaluation(focus)........................................................................................................................................................................ 160
evaluation(format)....................................................................................................................................................................... 141
evaluation(functional(accessibility,
efficiency, health, safety, spatial orientation, territoriality, flexibility,
thermal comfort )).................... 152
evaluation(future actors).............................................................................................................................................................. 160
evaluation(heating(housing))........................................................................................................................................................ 164
evaluation(integration(parts
of the design)).................................................................................................................................... 160
evaluation(kitchen(housing))........................................................................................................................................................ 164
evaluation(levels(site,
building, rooms))......................................................................................................................................... 152
evaluation(object, project,
location, processes, values).................................................................................................................. 160
evaluation(objectives(means))...................................................................................................................................................... 152
evaluation(out-of-date(housing)).................................................................................................................................................... 164
evaluation(perception)................................................................................................................................................................. 241
evaluation(performance).............................................................................................................................................................. 163
evaluation(perspectives,
projects)................................................................................................................................................. 497
evaluation(positive and
negative aspects)...................................................................................................................................... 160
evaluation(post occupancy)............................................................................................................................................ 58;
163; 328
evaluation(post-occupancy)......................................................................................................................................................... 334
evaluation(post-project)............................................................................................................................................................... 334
evaluation(private space
outside(housing)).................................................................................................................................... 164
evaluation(product
orientated)...................................................................................................................................................... 154
evaluation(product)..................................................................................................................................................................... 151
evaluation(quality criteria)............................................................................................................................................................ 160
evaluation(representations(design)).............................................................................................................................................. 238
evaluation(results(non
transparent, simple, questionable, undifferentiated))...................................................................................... 163
evaluation(sanitary
equipment(housing))....................................................................................................................................... 164
evaluation(scenarios).................................................................................................................................................................. 161
evaluation(selection)................................................................................................................................................................... 141
evaluation(service flat
costs(housing))........................................................................................................................................... 164
evaluation(solutions(innovative))................................................................................................................................................... 154
evaluation(stakeholders).............................................................................................................................................................. 179
evaluation(statement).................................................................................................................................................................. 154
evaluation(surface(housing))........................................................................................................................................................ 164
evaluation(technical(lighting,
acoustics, fire safety, building physics, sustainability))......................................................................... 152
evaluation(themes).............................................................................................................................................................. 149;
154
evaluation(thermal
isolation(housing))........................................................................................................................................... 164
evaluation(type of
domicile(housing))............................................................................................................................................ 164
evaluation(typology(form
variants))................................................................................................................................................ 155
evaluation(weighing of the
arguments).......................................................................................................................................... 160
evaluative study.......................................................................................................................................................................... 277
evaluative study ex post.............................................................................................................................................................. 149
event.................................................................................................................................................................................. 207;
209
event(partial).............................................................................................................................................................................. 219
event(possibilities(number))......................................................................................................................................................... 210
event(probability)........................................................................................................................................................................ 219
everyday object.......................................................................................................................................................................... 392
evidence(circumstantial).............................................................................................................................................................. 137
evolutionary algorithms............................................................................................................................................................... 382
evolutionary ecology................................................................................................................................................................... 256
ex ante....................................................................................................................................................................... 149;
151; 159
ex ante activity........................................................................................................................................................................... 286
ex ante analysis of effects........................................................................................................................................................... 446
ex ante research........................................................................................................................................................................ 159
ex ante(evaluation)................................................................................................................................................ 259;
330; 333; 446
ex post................................................................................................................................................................ 149;
151; 159; 174
ex post research........................................................................................................................................................................ 160
ex post(analysis)........................................................................................................................................................................ 276
ex post(evaluation)................................................................................................................................................ 160;
267; 330; 446
examination................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
examples(architectural)............................................................................................................................................................... 387
Excel............................................................................................................................................................................. 44;
54; 203
exception(façade(protruding
box))................................................................................................................................................ 426
exchange(ideas)......................................................................................................................................................................... 311
exchange(information)................................................................................................................................................................. 379
exchanged................................................................................................................................................................................. 338
exclusive................................................................................................................................................................................... 438
exclusive concepts....................................................................................................................................................................... 39
execution.................................................................................................................................................................................... 58
execution model......................................................................................................................................................................... 184
execution phase......................................................................................................................................................................... 340
execution(history)........................................................................................................................................................................ 65
execution(potential).................................................................................................................................................................... 438
exemption(zoning plans)............................................................................................................................................................... 81
exercise(design)......................................................................................................................................................................... 492
exhaustion(stage)....................................................................................................................................................................... 369
exhibition........................................................................................................................................................................... 461;
473
exhibition building....................................................................................................................................................................... 464
exhibition concept...................................................................................................................................................................... 462
exhibition
regimen(furniture)......................................................................................................................................................... 477
exhibition space.................................................................................................................................................................. 464;
467
exhibition(concept)..................................................................................................................................................................... 473
exhibition(tower)......................................................................................................................................................................... 461
existence(spiritual)..................................................................................................................................................................... 491
existence-quantor....................................................................................................................................................................... 193
existing building......................................................................................................................................................................... 321
existing characteristics of
the area............................................................................................................................................... 438
existing construction.................................................................................................................................................................. 420
existing examples(design
research)............................................................................................................................................. 443
existing opportunities.................................................................................................................................................................. 430
existing situation........................................................................................................................................................................ 441
exogenous starting point............................................................................................................................................................. 418
exogenous variables..................................................................................................................................................... 225;
255; 260
expectation................................................................................................................................................................................ 411
expectation(variables(dependency)).............................................................................................................................................. 447
expectations(not explicit as
a requirement)................................................................................................................................... 331
expected to be significant........................................................................................................................................................... 159
expected(within classes)............................................................................................................................................................. 220
experience and experiment......................................................................................................................................................... 404
experience(aims)........................................................................................................................................................................ 404
experience(beyond spoken
language)........................................................................................................................................... 438
experience(experience)............................................................................................................................................................... 403
experience(generating)................................................................................................................................................................ 416
experience(new(foregoing)).......................................................................................................................................................... 403
experience(physical)................................................................................................................................................................... 478
experience(place)....................................................................................................................................................................... 441
experience(prior(perception))....................................................................................................................................................... 240
experience(unconscious)............................................................................................................................................................ 401
experience, habituation and
finally routine..................................................................................................................................... 403
experiences(foregoing)................................................................................................................................................................ 403
experiencing................................................................................................................................................................................ 94
experiencing aesthetics.............................................................................................................................................................. 367
experiencing(spatial)................................................................................................................................................................... 367
experiencing(wishes and the
existing(staying a weekend))............................................................................................................. 466
experiential
transition(history)........................................................................................................................................................ 64
experiential value........................................................................................................................................................................ 455
experiential(concept).................................................................................................................................................................. 437
experiment......................................................................................................................................................................... 100;
403
experiment and experience......................................................................................................................................................... 404
experiment(aims)....................................................................................................................................................................... 404
experiment(details)..................................................................................................................................................................... 421
experiment(mental)..................................................................................................................................................................... 145
experiment(thought)............................................................................................................................................................ 101;
183
experimental
design(research)..................................................................................................................................................... 364
experimental simulated
working environment................................................................................................................................. 142
experimental study..................................................................................................................................................................... 481
experimental testing............................................................................................................................................................ 165;
166
experimentation(aimless)............................................................................................................................................................ 416
experimenting.............................................................................................................................................................................. 25
expert opinion............................................................................................................................................................................ 239
expert system.................................................................................................................................................................... 329;
382
expert(DSS)............................................................................................................................................................................... 378
expertise................................................................................................................................................................................... 378
expertise(design)........................................................................................................................................................................ 145
expertise(programming phase)..................................................................................................................................................... 151
experts...................................................................................................................................................................................... 293
explanation.................................................................................................................................................................................. 53
explanatory complaint................................................................................................................................................................. 327
explanatory(self)......................................................................................................................................................................... 408
ex-plane.................................................................................................................................................................................... 217
explicative model........................................................................................................................................................................ 184
explicit...................................................................................................................................................................................... 254
explicit and expressive
description............................................................................................................................................... 173
explicit design method................................................................................................................................................................ 369
explicit method.......................................................................................................................................................................... 339
explicitly formulated.................................................................................................................................................................... 362
exploration......................................................................................................................................................................... 100;
455
exploration by design.......................................................................................................................................................... 493;
500
exploration sketch...................................................................................................................................................................... 429
exploration(design(formal)).......................................................................................................................................................... 493
explorative model................................................................................................................................................................ 185;
186
explorative research.................................................................................................................................................................... 141
explorative
research(questions(what, how, why))........................................................................................................................... 138
explorative scenario.................................................................................................................................................................... 184
explorative study................................................................................................................................................................... 53;
138
explorative(designerly
inquiry)...................................................................................................................................................... 137
explorative(explorative)................................................................................................................................................................ 145
exploratory-research..................................................................................................................................................................... 89
explore(search(combinations(situation,
activity patterns))).............................................................................................................. 492
exploring scenarios.................................................................................................................................................................... 259
exploring study............................................................................................................................................................................ 53
exploring the field....................................................................................................................................................................... 411
exponential function.................................................................................................................................................................... 256
exposition format........................................................................................................................................................................ 144
exposition space........................................................................................................................................................................ 470
express....................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
express
their elements................................................................................................................................................................. 95
expression(mass)....................................................................................................................................................................... 468
expressionism........................................................................................................................................................................... 418
expressionistic drawings............................................................................................................................................................. 131
extending a building(adding
parts)................................................................................................................................................ 424
extension.................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
extension(examples).................................................................................................................................................................... 91
extension(object)........................................................................................................................................................................ 206
exterior...................................................................................................................................................................................... 368
external loads............................................................................................................................................................................ 331
external requirements................................................................................................................................................................. 273
external stimuli.......................................................................................................................................................................... 413
extrapolate(research(design
document based))............................................................................................................................. 144
extrapolated............................................................................................................................................................................... 162
extrapolating(ceteris
paribus)....................................................................................................................................................... 204
extreme scenarios.............................................................................................................................................................. 162;
259
extreme value............................................................................................................................................................................ 207
Eyck................................................................................................................................................................................... 89;
103
Eyck, Aldo van........................................................................................................................................................................... 419
eye(focus)................................................................................................................................................................................. 399
eye-level transparency................................................................................................................................................................ 392
fabric......................................................................................................................................................................................... 440
fabric(urban)............................................................................................................................................................................... 474
fabricated.................................................................................................................................................................................. 367
façade........................................................................................................................................... 121;
332; 341; 347; 354; 455; 468
façade articulation...................................................................................................................................................................... 425
façade beams(monolith
concrete)................................................................................................................................................ 325
façade cleaning installation......................................................................................................................................................... 337
façade panel.............................................................................................................................................................................. 346
façade skin(second)................................................................................................................................................................... 323
façade systems......................................................................................................................................................................... 347
façade(beams)........................................................................................................................................................................... 325
façade(boring)............................................................................................................................................................................ 426
façade(climate controlled)........................................................................................................................................................... 281
façade(climate)............................................................................................................................................................ 323;
423; 426
façade(design)........................................................................................................................................................................... 425
façade(interior(handwriting))......................................................................................................................................................... 470
façade(transparency).................................................................................................................................................................. 332
façade(transparent)..................................................................................................................................................................... 285
façade(twisted, flat).................................................................................................................................................................... 488
façade(weight carrying)............................................................................................................................................................... 169
facets........................................................................................................................................................................................ 237
facilitator(process)...................................................................................................................................................................... 308
facilities........................................................................................................................................................................ 84;
274; 330
facilities(commercial).................................................................................................................................................................. 135
facilities(cultural)........................................................................................................................................................................ 499
facilities(intra-mural)................................................................................................................................................................... 310
facilities(level)............................................................................................................................................................................ 331
facilities(models)........................................................................................................................................................................ 438
facilities(multi-functional)............................................................................................................................................................... 26
fact............................................................................................................................................................................................. 87
fact(impression, expression)........................................................................................................................................................ 201
factors....................................................................................................................................................................................... 225
factors(missing)........................................................................................................................................................................... 93
factory halls............................................................................................................................................................................... 470
factory sheds............................................................................................................................................................................. 391
factory(end line)......................................................................................................................................................................... 281
factory(off-site)........................................................................................................................................................................... 279
factory-based pre-processes....................................................................................................................................................... 281
factory-building forms.................................................................................................................................................................. 391
facts(connections)...................................................................................................................................................................... 200
Faculty of Mechanical
Engineering and Maritime Technology......................................................................................................... 329
failure causes............................................................................................................................................................................ 246
failure or
success(indicators)....................................................................................................................................................... 158
false........................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
false ceilings.............................................................................................................................................................................. 332
falsum(history)............................................................................................................................................................................. 62
familiar........................................................................................................................................................................................ 96
familiar objects........................................................................................................................................................................... 244
familiar path............................................................................................................................................................................... 389
familiarity................................................................................................................................................................................... 243
farming...................................................................................................................................................................................... 495
fascination..................................................................................................................................... 140;
292; 400; 418; 419; 482; 484
fashion...................................................................................................................................................................................... 291
fashions(time)............................................................................................................................................................................ 119
fault of the first kind.................................................................................................................................................................... 212
fault of the second kind............................................................................................................................................................... 212
fauna(maximisation)................................................................................................................................................................... 315
FD............................................................................................................................................................................................ 338
fear of dying............................................................................................................................................................................... 419
feasibility............................................................................................................................................................................ 419;
433
feasibility(sketched design)......................................................................................................................................................... 271
feat(scientific)............................................................................................................................................................................ 330
feedback..................................................................................................................................................................................... 58
feeling for long-term
developments............................................................................................................................................... 358
felt-tipped
pen(grain(drawing))...................................................................................................................................................... 211
Feng Shui.................................................................................................................................................................................. 420
fertility....................................................................................................................................................................................... 258
Festspielhuis............................................................................................................................................................................. 113
Feuerbach................................................................................................................................................................................. 414
Fibonacci.................................................................................................................................................................................. 118
Fibonacci’s sequence................................................................................................................................................................. 213
Fichte....................................................................................................................................................................................... 413
field........................................................................................................................................................................................... 400
fieldnames................................................................................................................................................................................... 44
fields........................................................................................................................................................................................... 44
figural goodness.................................................................................................................................................................. 240;
241
figure ground analysis................................................................................................................................................................. 126
fill in the gap.............................................................................................................................................................................. 144
filming....................................................................................................................................................................................... 246
final design......................................................................................................................................................................... 338;
372
final marketinvestigation.............................................................................................................................................................. 283
final notes................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
final plan(performance
checks).................................................................................................................................................... 163
financial
feasibility(amenities)...................................................................................................................................................... 267
financing(plans).......................................................................................................................................................................... 374
find............................................................................................................................................................................................. 28
Findeisen........................................................................................................................................................................... 251;
254
fin-de-sciècle............................................................................................................................................................................... 96
finding formulae.......................................................................................................................................................................... 228
finding new concepts.................................................................................................................................................................. 392
finding oppositions...................................................................................................................................................................... 459
finding the new........................................................................................................................................................................... 390
finding your way......................................................................................................................................................................... 274
finishing..................................................................................................................................................................................... 347
finishing constructions................................................................................................................................................................ 331
finishing of the spaces................................................................................................................................................................ 372
finishings................................................................................................................................................................................... 332
finite resources.......................................................................................................................................................................... 300
Finitely growing Museum of
Life-spans......................................................................................................................................... 477
fire safety.................................................................................................................................................................................. 274
fire security................................................................................................................................................................................ 324
firmitas........................................................................................................................................................................................ 95
firms......................................................................................................................................................................................... 269
first choice................................................................................................................................................................................. 473
first idea.................................................................................................................................................................................... 436
first idea(rejecting,
embroidering further)....................................................................................................................................... 459
first input................................................................................................................................................................................... 256
first line investigations................................................................................................................................................................. 327
first step.................................................................................................................................................................................... 473
fish without knowledge of
the water.............................................................................................................................................. 387
fit 12; 212
fit on their position...................................................................................................................................................................... 350
fit the task................................................................................................................................................................................. 406
fitness(potential)......................................................................................................................................................................... 403
fitting................................................................................................................................................................................. 347;
352
fitting(functioning)....................................................................................................................................................................... 468
fitting(partioned(segments))......................................................................................................................................................... 290
five points(Corbusier).................................................................................................................................................................. 108
fixed data.................................................................................................................................................................................. 300
fixed pattern............................................................................................................................................................................... 235
fixed ratio(m2
shopping space(inhabitants))................................................................................................................................... 266
fixed structure............................................................................................................................................................................ 300
fixing the conditions.................................................................................................................................................................... 411
flanges...................................................................................................................................................................................... 394
flashes of inspiration................................................................................................................................................................... 389
flavour(extra).............................................................................................................................................................................. 282
flexibility.......................................................................................................................................... 20;
273; 274; 276; 353; 367; 378
flexibility in allocating
functions.................................................................................................................................................... 292
flexibility(driving forces)............................................................................................................................................................... 162
flexibility(functional).................................................................................................................................................................... 368
flexibility(operationising).............................................................................................................................................................. 154
flexible...................................................................................................................................................................................... 368
flexible(function or use)............................................................................................................................................................... 330
flight simulator scenery................................................................................................................................................................. 51
floating box(concept(column
form(pencil))).................................................................................................................................... 463
floor............................................................................................................................................................................ 341;
347; 487
floor construction........................................................................................................................................................................ 343
floor load bearing........................................................................................................................................................................ 274
floor plan............................................................................................................................................... 116;
120; 287; 289; 410; 465
floor plan(description).................................................................................................................................................................. 233
floor plan(drawing)...................................................................................................................................................................... 426
floor resting on foundation........................................................................................................................................................... 353
floor space......................................................................................................................................................................... 269;
270
floor surface............................................................................................................................................................................... 275
floor(additional)........................................................................................................................................................................... 325
floor(covering)(additional)............................................................................................................................................................. 427
floorplan
analysis(comparative).................................................................................................................................................... 155
floor-plan
analysis(comparative)................................................................................................................................................... 277
floors(concrete)(interleaving)........................................................................................................................................................ 427
floors(raised).............................................................................................................................................................................. 332
floors(rising)............................................................................................................................................................................... 325
floor-space-index........................................................................................................................................................................ 270
flora(maximisation)..................................................................................................................................................................... 315
Floriade..................................................................................................................................................................................... 364
flow from the entrance................................................................................................................................................................. 335
flow(graph theory)....................................................................................................................................................................... 218
flow-chart(activities).................................................................................................................................................................... 277
flowing movement....................................................................................................................................................................... 395
fluid architecture......................................................................................................................................................................... 364
fluid
dynamics(computational)..................................................................................................................................................... 334
fluorescent lamps....................................................................................................................................................................... 336
focus.................................................................................................................................................. 35;
36; 42; 139; 408; 409; 444
focus of interest......................................................................................................................................................................... 409
focus of programming
research.................................................................................................................................................... 266
focus of research........................................................................................................................................................................ 496
focus on straight
applications...................................................................................................................................................... 358
focus(component, node).............................................................................................................................................................. 345
focus(evaluation)........................................................................................................................................................................ 160
focus(eye)................................................................................................................................................................................. 399
focus(parts(composition))............................................................................................................................................................ 101
focused..................................................................................................................................................................................... 294
focused on the final result........................................................................................................................................................... 311
folded surface............................................................................................................................................................................ 379
folly............................................................................................................................................................................................ 67
foot........................................................................................................................................................................................... 348
foot(Amsterdam)........................................................................................................................................................................ 122
footbridge.................................................................................................................................................................................. 483
footings..................................................................................................................................................................................... 342
foot-notes.................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
Foqué......................................................................................................................................................................... 298;
339; 438
force(driving).............................................................................................................................................................................. 491
forces(internal)........................................................................................................................................................................... 280
forces(localised)......................................................................................................................................................................... 286
forces(vertical)............................................................................................................................................................................ 286
forecasting................................................................................................................................................................................. 253
forecasting study........................................................................................................................................................................ 253
foreground and background......................................................................................................................................................... 414
foresight.................................................................................................................................................................................... 100
foreword...................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
form................................................................................................................................ 20;
87; 92; 93; 100; 292; 345; 443; 483; 492
form and function(dichotomy)....................................................................................................................................................... 240
form as an answer...................................................................................................................................................................... 401
form concept................................................................................................................................................................. 94;
436; 439
form concept(consistent
package of design ideas(main structure)).................................................................................................. 433
form concept(methodological
tool)................................................................................................................................................ 440
form concept(situation,
translation(programme))............................................................................................................................ 433
form convention.......................................................................................................................................................................... 292
form expression(artistic).............................................................................................................................................................. 379
form finding................................................................................................................................................................................ 379
form follows function............................................................................................................................................................ 107;
109
form idea................................................................................................................................................................................... 292
form of the
building(programme of requirements, personal preferences, contextual aspects,
flexibility(changing functions))).................. 277
form of the
building(study(context(urban architecture))).................................................................................................................. 424
form studies................................................................................................................................................................ 102;
142; 483
form type............................................................................................................................................................................ 104;
106
form variants(peripheral,
compact)(one-storey, two-storey)............................................................................................................. 169
form vocabulary.......................................................................................................................................................................... 380
form(add)................................................................................................................................................................................... 104
form(all-embracing)..................................................................................................................................................................... 407
form(city)............................................................................................................................................................................ 125;
126
form(construction)...................................................................................................................................................................... 396
form(curved)............................................................................................................................................................................... 430
form(form).................................................................................................................................................................................... 93
form(function).............................................................................................................................................................. 107;
109; 292
form(generating factors).............................................................................................................................................................. 430
form(geometrical)....................................................................................................................................................................... 370
form(geometry, nature)................................................................................................................................................................ 108
form(ideas).................................................................................................................................................................................. 96
form(intersect)............................................................................................................................................................................ 104
form(material).............................................................................................................................................................................. 57
form(meaning)............................................................................................................................................................................ 396
form(optimum)............................................................................................................................................................................ 297
form(particular)........................................................................................................................................................................... 429
form(physical-chemical).............................................................................................................................................................. 370
form(possible)............................................................................................................................................................................ 208
form(state of dispersion).............................................................................................................................................................. 189
form(subtract)............................................................................................................................................................................ 104
form(unsatisfactory(perception))................................................................................................................................................... 241
form(variety)............................................................................................................................................................................... 310
form(without dimensions)............................................................................................................................................................ 216
formal........................................................................................................................................................................................ 418
formal acceptability.................................................................................................................................................................... 241
formal aspects(history)................................................................................................................................................................. 63
formal coherence........................................................................................................................................................................ 430
formal composition..................................................................................................................................................................... 492
formal design............................................................................................................................................................................. 493
formal design process................................................................................................................................................................. 387
formal grouping.......................................................................................................................................................................... 243
formal language.......................................................................................................................................................................... 421
formal logic................................................................................................................................................................................ 179
formal logical model.................................................................................................................................................................... 189
formal ordering............................................................................................................................................................. 433;
436; 438
formal relations.......................................................................................................................................................................... 492
formal system(architectural)........................................................................................................................................................ 240
formal themes.............................................................................................................................................................................. 95
formalising................................................................................................................................................................................. 128
formalism.................................................................................................................................................................................... 94
format....................................................................................................................................................................................... 141
format(exposition)....................................................................................................................................................................... 144
formation images........................................................................................................................................................................ 387
formation of a goal...................................................................................................................................................................... 416
formation of concepts................................................................................................................................................................. 415
formation of the image......................................................................................................................................................... 413;
443
formative factor........................................................................................................................................................................... 327
forming of spaces....................................................................................................................................................................... 348
forming(ordering)........................................................................................................................................................................ 429
forms and colours(context).......................................................................................................................................................... 394
forms and meanings(pull
apart).................................................................................................................................................... 396
forms of ordering........................................................................................................................................................................ 474
forms(archetypal)....................................................................................................................................................................... 487
forms(complex).......................................................................................................................................................................... 379
forms(continuous language)......................................................................................................................................................... 326
forms(generating)....................................................................................................................................................................... 378
forms(possible)............................................................................................................................................................................ 20
forms(proto)............................................................................................................................................................................... 406
formula(iterating)........................................................................................................................................................................ 256
formula(repeating)....................................................................................................................................................................... 403
formula(stair sizes)..................................................................................................................................................................... 239
formulae(finding)......................................................................................................................................................................... 228
formulated(explicitly)................................................................................................................................................................... 362
formulating building
technological problems.................................................................................................................................. 382
formulating the problem............................................................................................................................................................... 251
formulation(problem)................................................................................................................................................................... 254
Fortgens..................................................................................................................................................................................... 79
Fortier....................................................................................................................................................................................... 129
forum........................................................................................................................................................................................ 126
Foster....................................................................................................................................................................................... 364
Foucault.................................................................................................................................................................................... 414
foundation................................................................................................................................................................... 120;
341; 350
Foundation Analysis of
Buildings................................................................................................................................................. 117
Foundation Architectural
Museum................................................................................................................................................ 494
Foundation for Architectural
Research.......................................................................................................................................... 347
Foundation NNAO...................................................................................................................................................................... 494
foundation(laying)....................................................................................................................................................................... 280
foundation(pile)........................................................................................................................................................................... 342
founding.................................................................................................................................................................................... 474
four P’s..................................................................................................................................................................................... 369
four-dimensional......................................................................................................................................................................... 475
fractal forms............................................................................................................................................................................... 203
fractal(Cantor)............................................................................................................................................................................ 226
fractal(Julia)............................................................................................................................................................................... 226
fractal(Mandelbrot)...................................................................................................................................................................... 226
fractal(meander)......................................................................................................................................................................... 226
fractal(Sierpinski)....................................................................................................................................................................... 226
fractal(turning curves).................................................................................................................................................................. 226
fractal(twists)............................................................................................................................................................................. 226
fractalising(image)...................................................................................................................................................................... 226
fractals...................................................................................................................................................................................... 225
fractals(tree).............................................................................................................................................................................. 226
fraction...................................................................................................................................................................................... 207
fracture behaviour....................................................................................................................................................................... 285
fragmentising............................................................................................................................................................................. 128
frame...................................................................................................................................................................... 37;
50; 174; 441
frame and grain.......................................................................................................................................................................... 387
frame based representation......................................................................................................................................................... 237
frame of reference........................................................................................................................................................ 396;
399; 403
frame(computer programming)..................................................................................................................................................... 234
frame(drawing)........................................................................................................................................................................... 211
frame(focus)................................................................................................................................................................................ 42
frame-less doubly glassed
panes................................................................................................................................................. 356
frameless glazing....................................................................................................................................................................... 284
framing system.......................................................................................................................................................................... 490
Frampton................................................................................................................................................................................... 396
Frankendael............................................................................................................................................................................... 439
Frankl......................................................................................................................................................................................... 57
free agents................................................................................................................................................................................ 491
free data.................................................................................................................................................................................... 300
free elements............................................................................................................................................................................. 326
free the task.............................................................................................................................................................................. 406
freed and interpretable................................................................................................................................................................ 395
freedom of choice................................................................................................................................................................ 253;
500
freedom(concept(consumer,
producer))......................................................................................................................................... 491
freedom(concrete)...................................................................................................................................................................... 474
freedom(design)......................................................................................................................................................................... 210
freedom(human)......................................................................................................................................................................... 491
freedom(restriction(experience))................................................................................................................................................... 403
free-standing.............................................................................................................................................................................. 394
Frey.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 182
Frieden...................................................................................................................................................................................... 455
Frieling.................................................................................................................................................................... 21;
89; 454; 491
from a distance.......................................................................................................................................................................... 413
from scratch(project)................................................................................................................................................................... 145
from up-close............................................................................................................................................................................. 413
front.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 287
front(colour and texture).............................................................................................................................................................. 289
front-right-behind-left................................................................................................................................................................... 475
Frost......................................................................................................................................................................................... 473
fuelling station.................................................................................................................................................................... 268;
269
full-scale mock-up............................................................................................................................................................... 275;
456
full-sentence.............................................................................................................................................................................. 190
full-sentence function........................................................................................................................................................... 192;
225
full-sentence
function(design act)................................................................................................................................................. 192
functie(vorm)................................................................................................................................................................................ 94
function............................................................................................................................................. 20;
40; 104; 225; 345; 440; 441
Function...................................................................................................................................................................................... 92
function analysis.......................................................................................................................................................... 275;
276; 371
function and
construction(idea).................................................................................................................................................... 408
function binding.......................................................................................................................................................................... 105
function co-domain..................................................................................................................................................................... 225
function combination........................................................................................................................................................... 105;
106
function depiction....................................................................................................................................................................... 225
function divisions........................................................................................................................................................................ 104
function image........................................................................................................................................................................... 225
function integration................................................................................................................................................................ 91;
106
function integration10cm................................................................................................................................................................. 106
function integration3m................................................................................................................................................................... 106
function mats............................................................................................................................................................................. 166
function of the product................................................................................................................................................................ 370
function outcome........................................................................................................................................................................ 225
function outcome........................................................................................................................................................................ 225
function output........................................................................................................................................................................... 225
function range............................................................................................................................................................................ 225
function segregation................................................................................................................................................................... 106
function segregation10cm............................................................................................................................................................... 106
function segregation30m................................................................................................................................................................ 105
function separation.............................................................................................................................................................. 105;
106
function separation1km.................................................................................................................................................................. 105
function separation3km.................................................................................................................................................................. 105
function square)......................................................................................................................................................................... 225
function structure....................................................................................................................................................................... 370
function theory........................................................................................................................................................................... 207
function type.............................................................................................................................................................................. 104
function value field...................................................................................................................................................................... 225
function(argument)...................................................................................................................................................................... 225
function(building)................................................................................................................................................................. 330;
341
function(chaos(first input))........................................................................................................................................................... 256
function(chaos)................................................................................................................................................................... 256;
257
function(declarative(everyday
language))....................................................................................................................................... 205
function(derived).................................................................................................................................................................. 227;
228
function(differentiation)................................................................................................................................................................ 225
function(discontinuous)............................................................................................................................................................... 227
function(domain)......................................................................................................................................................................... 225
function(exponential)................................................................................................................................................................... 256
function(flexibility in
allocating).................................................................................................................................................... 292
function(form).................................................................................................................................................................. 92;
93; 292
function(growth(population))......................................................................................................................................................... 256
function(independent
variable)...................................................................................................................................................... 225
function(input)............................................................................................................................................................................ 225
function(integration).................................................................................................................................................................... 225
function(iterating)........................................................................................................................................................................ 256
function(Lotka-Volterra)............................................................................................................................................................... 257
function(mathematics)................................................................................................................................................................ 225
function(mixing).......................................................................................................................................................................... 324
function(operationalisation(full-sentence
function))......................................................................................................................... 192
function(original)......................................................................................................................................................................... 225
function(rating growth)................................................................................................................................................................. 225
function(separation).................................................................................................................................................................... 324
function(steering)........................................................................................................................................................................ 225
function(structure)................................................................................................................................................................... 92;
93
function(usage)............................................................................................................................................................................ 94
function(value)............................................................................................................................................................................ 225
function(variables)....................................................................................................................................................................... 189
function(working)........................................................................................................................................................................ 204
functional analyses(norms).......................................................................................................................................................... 239
functional analysis................................................................................................................................................................ 92;
275
functional design........................................................................................................................................................................ 275
functional designing.................................................................................................................................................................... 275
functional flexibility..................................................................................................................................................................... 368
functional goal............................................................................................................................................................................ 330
functional
hierarchy(shopping centres).......................................................................................................................................... 268
functional life-span...................................................................................................................................................................... 323
functional ordering............................................................................................................................................................... 433;
438
functional organisation................................................................................................................................................................ 434
functional planning.............................................................................................................................................................. 434;
436
functional
planning(allocation functions)........................................................................................................................................ 433
functional potentials..................................................................................................................................................................... 93
functional
preferences(translation)................................................................................................................................................ 163
functional quality........................................................................................................................................................................ 158
functional requirements................................................................................................................................................ 274;
275; 336
functional requirements of a
building............................................................................................................................................. 330
functional significance................................................................................................................................................................. 392
functional unit system................................................................................................................................................................. 170
functional(concept)..................................................................................................................................................................... 437
functional(mono, oligo)................................................................................................................................................................ 367
functional(theatrical)................................................................................................................................................................... 421
functionalism.................................................................................................................................................................. 92;
94; 107
functionalist............................................................................................................................................................................... 292
functionalist urbanism................................................................................................................................................................. 434
functionalistic
design(criticism).................................................................................................................................................... 125
functionality............................................................................................................................................................................... 483
functionality(emphasis)............................................................................................................................................................... 310
functional-technical segment....................................................................................................................................................... 433
functioning and fitting.................................................................................................................................................................. 468
functions and performances......................................................................................................................................................... 273
functions(additional).................................................................................................................................................................... 288
functions(CIAM(housing,
employment, amenities, traffic))............................................................................................................... 266
functions(concentrating).............................................................................................................................................................. 324
functions(control)........................................................................................................................................................................ 229
functions(uncertain)...................................................................................................................................................................... 27
function-segregation3m................................................................................................................................................................. 106
fundamental study...................................................................................................................................................................... 356
furniture.............................................................................................................................................................................. 274;
394
furniture(sub-system).................................................................................................................................................................. 280
future conditions......................................................................................................................................................................... 491
future contexts........................................................................................................................................................................... 251
future demands.......................................................................................................................................................................... 378
future developments(beyond the
government’s control)................................................................................................................... 162
future situation........................................................................................................................................................................... 491
future use of the building............................................................................................................................................................. 378
future(aims, means).................................................................................................................................................................... 492
future(art, rules, people,
recreation(potential)................................................................................................................................. 491
future(desirable).................................................................................................................................................................. 253;
254
future(image(prognosis,
design, scenario)).................................................................................................................................... 258
future(potential).......................................................................................................................................................................... 492
future(probable)..................................................................................................................................................................... 51;
446
future(uncertain)......................................................................................................................................................................... 161
future(virtual reality).................................................................................................................................................................... 491
future(way of
prediction(alpha, betha, gamma, delta))..................................................................................................................... 491
futures(desirable)........................................................................................................................................................................ 492
futures(necessary)...................................................................................................................................................................... 492
futures(probable(research)).......................................................................................................................................................... 492
futures(sorts)............................................................................................................................................................................. 492
fuzzy engineering agent.............................................................................................................................................................. 382
fuzzy logic.................................................................................................................................................................. 194;
377; 382
G.W.L. area............................................................................................................................................................................... 439
GAA......................................................................................................................................................................................... 122
Gaas, De................................................................................................................................................................................... 315
Galilei....................................................................................................................................................................................... 183
galleries(access)........................................................................................................................................................................ 392
game........................................................................................................................................................................................ 102
game of creation........................................................................................................................................................................ 474
game(arcade)............................................................................................................................................................................. 232
game(closed form)...................................................................................................................................................................... 479
game(internal logic).................................................................................................................................................................... 476
game(rule)................................................................................................................................................................................. 474
game(rules, constraints,
formats)................................................................................................................................................. 142
game-like situations(design
activity driven research)...................................................................................................................... 140
games(video)............................................................................................................................................................................. 232
gamma sciences........................................................................................................................................................................ 379
gamma way(social science)........................................................................................................................................................ 491
gap(fill in(research(design
document based)))................................................................................................................................ 144
garden(collective)....................................................................................................................................................................... 135
Gastelaars................................................................................................................................................................................. 494
gate............................................................................................................................................................................ 423;
430; 481
gate function.............................................................................................................................................................................. 425
Gaudí......................................................................................................................................................................... 117;
124; 415
Gaussian curve.......................................................................................................................................................................... 219
Gauss-Jordan method................................................................................................................................................................. 222
Gehry............................................................................................................................................................ 94;
291; 364; 379; 380
Gelder(nodal bond)..................................................................................................................................................................... 286
Gendt........................................................................................................................................................................................ 122
general assertion(set
restriction).................................................................................................................................................. 193
general contracting..................................................................................................................................................................... 272
general effect(case)...................................................................................................................................................................... 83
general ruling(cases).................................................................................................................................................................... 34
general to particular.................................................................................................................................................................... 191
general(context)......................................................................................................................................................................... 447
generalisation..................................................................................................................................................................... 252;
416
generalisation(abduction)............................................................................................................................................................ 199
generalisation(testing(hypotheses)))............................................................................................................................................. 179
generalisation(uniqueness).......................................................................................................................................................... 252
generalisations........................................................................................................................................................................... 255
generalise.............................................................................................................................................................................. 12;
54
generalising................................................................................................................................................................................. 54
generate...................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
generates.................................................................................................................................................................................. 443
generating................................................................................................................................................................................... 54
generating experience................................................................................................................................................................. 416
generating forms........................................................................................................................................................................ 378
generations................................................................................................................................................................................ 256
genesis(slow, nature,
Berlage)..................................................................................................................................................... 119
genetic algorithms............................................................................................................................................................... 377;
382
genetic mutation........................................................................................................................................................................ 416
genius
loci(context(liberating(object))).......................................................................................................................................... 493
Genua....................................................................................................................................................................................... 112
geodesy...................................................................................................................................................................................... 71
geographical co-ordinates............................................................................................................................................................. 51
Geographical Information
System................................................................................................................................................ 182
geography................................................................................................................................................................................... 53
geometric drawings.................................................................................................................................................................... 131
geometric
interpretation(spatial constraints).................................................................................................................................. 236
geometric primitives.................................................................................................................................................................... 233
geometric tools(intuitive)............................................................................................................................................................. 232
geometric transformations........................................................................................................................................................... 234
geometric types......................................................................................................................................................................... 104
geometrical concept................................................................................................................................................................... 190
geometrical form........................................................................................................................................................................ 370
geometrical series...................................................................................................................................................................... 213
geometrical shape...................................................................................................................................................................... 487
geometry............................................................................................................................................................................ 203;
209
geo-metry.................................................................................................................................................................................. 215
geometry and architecture........................................................................................................................................................... 232
geometry(Berlage)...................................................................................................................................................................... 119
geometry(combinatorial).............................................................................................................................................................. 215
geometry(correctness)................................................................................................................................................................ 359
geometry(descriptive).................................................................................................................................................................. 215
geometry(Euclidan).................................................................................................................................................................... 216
geometry(sizeless)..................................................................................................................................................................... 216
geometry(states of
dispersion(continuous))................................................................................................................................... 215
geo-morphological stratum.......................................................................................................................................................... 131
geons(basic components)........................................................................................................................................................... 235
geons(cones)............................................................................................................................................................................. 243
geons(decomposition)................................................................................................................................................................. 243
George...................................................................................................................................................................................... 104
Gesamtkunstwerk...................................................................................................................................................................... 477
Gestalt principles....................................................................................................................................................................... 241
Gestalt psychologists................................................................................................................................................................. 241
Gestalt(history)............................................................................................................................................................................ 65
Gestaltung................................................................................................................................................................................. 119
gestures(conspicio).................................................................................................................................................................... 475
Geurtsen................................................................................................................................................................................... 132
Geuze................................................................................................................................................................................ 387;
419
Gibsonian perception.................................................................................................................................................................. 244
Giedion....................................................................................................................................................................................... 69
Giesen–de Noord....................................................................................................................................................................... 342
GIF(animated).............................................................................................................................................................................. 49
gimmick(design)......................................................................................................................................................................... 406
GIS............................................................................................................................................................................................. 76
GIS(model(spatial))..................................................................................................................................................................... 182
glass ‘louvre’ beams................................................................................................................................................................... 356
glass box design........................................................................................................................................................................ 366
glass column............................................................................................................................................................................. 286
glass construction...................................................................................................................................................................... 286
glass line................................................................................................................................................................................... 325
glass line(bottom)....................................................................................................................................................................... 325
glass spaces............................................................................................................................................................................. 331
glass surface............................................................................................................................................................................. 490
glass(pre-stressed(strength,
E-modulus, polymers))...................................................................................................................... 285
glass(warm bent twisted)............................................................................................................................................................ 490
glasshouse(storing,
exhibiting).................................................................................................................................................... 460
glazing percentage..................................................................................................................................................................... 332
glazing(frameless)...................................................................................................................................................................... 284
glazing(tinted)............................................................................................................................................................................ 331
global co-ordinating
devices(global).............................................................................................................................................. 237
global to detail........................................................................................................................................................................... 351
glue connection(chemical)........................................................................................................................................................... 356
glueing...................................................................................................................................................................................... 356
go / no go decision..................................................................................................................................................................... 374
goal..................................................................................................................................................................................... 38;
413
goal orientated study.................................................................................................................................................................. 173
goal(functional)........................................................................................................................................................................... 330
goal(non-economic).................................................................................................................................................................... 293
goal(values, criteria,
borders, limits)............................................................................................................................................. 251
goal-directed.............................................................................................................................................................................. 455
goal-orientated..................................................................................................................................................... 293;
416; 418; 455
goals and means........................................................................................................................................................................ 455
goals(weight(actions(concrete))).................................................................................................................................................. 297
God always calculates................................................................................................................................................................ 204
Goff................................................................................................................................................................................... 107;
117
golden moment.................................................................................................................................................... 427;
432; 464; 470
golden rule................................................................................................................................................................................. 213
golden section.................................................................................................................................................................... 213;
214
Golden Section................................................................................................................................................................... 119;
122
goniometry................................................................................................................................................................................ 215
good taste and vogue.................................................................................................................................................................. 239
goods(durable)........................................................................................................................................................................... 268
gothic........................................................................................................................................................................................ 118
gothic cathedral......................................................................................................................................................................... 396
gothic church............................................................................................................................................................................... 64
gothic(French)............................................................................................................................................................................ 118
Gout......................................................................................................................................................................................... 346
government(charge of
certainty, safety and continuity)................................................................................................................... 493
government(planning
institutes).................................................................................................................................................... 497
Graaf................................................................................................................................................................................. 203;
301
Graafland................................................................................................................................................................................... 249
grachtengordel........................................................................................................................................................................... 121
Grachtengordel.......................................................................................................................................................................... 434
grachtenhuis.............................................................................................................................................................................. 119
gradient....................................................................................................................................................................................... 93
graduation................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
graffiti........................................................................................................................................................................................ 170
grain......................................................................................................................................................................... 37;
50; 55; 174
grain of time............................................................................................................................................................................... 201
grain silo................................................................................................................................................................................... 419
grain(drawing)............................................................................................................................................................................ 211
grain(focus)................................................................................................................................................................................. 42
grain(here, now)......................................................................................................................................................................... 201
grain(model)............................................................................................................................................................................... 186
grammar(verbs of modality)......................................................................................................................................................... 189
grand café................................................................................................................................................................................. 465
grand figure................................................................................................................................................................................ 123
Grand narratives......................................................................................................................................................................... 414
granular size.............................................................................................................................................................................. 350
granulated concrete.................................................................................................................................................................... 427
graph........................................................................................................................................................................................ 216
graph theory....................................................................................................................................................................... 209;
216
graph(circuit).............................................................................................................................................................................. 217
graph(complete)......................................................................................................................................................................... 217
graph(contracted)....................................................................................................................................................................... 217
graph(directed)........................................................................................................................................................................... 218
graph(isomorph)......................................................................................................................................................................... 217
graph(n-conjunctive).................................................................................................................................................................... 218
graph(non-conjunctive)................................................................................................................................................................ 218
graph(planar).............................................................................................................................................................................. 217
graph(planes)............................................................................................................................................................................. 217
graph(regular)............................................................................................................................................................................. 217
graphic representation................................................................................................................................................................ 411
graphical interfaces.................................................................................................................................................................... 232
graphs(single)............................................................................................................................................................................ 217
Grashof(non-dimensional
number)................................................................................................................................................ 329
gratings(perception).................................................................................................................................................................... 240
gravitation model........................................................................................................................................................................ 269
gravity(models)........................................................................................................................................................................... 267
Greater London City Council........................................................................................................................................................ 364
Greek colonies........................................................................................................................................................................... 203
Greek philosophy....................................................................................................................................................................... 478
Greeks................................................................................................................................................................................ 96;
475
Green Heart.................................................................................................................................................................. 36;
182; 495
Green Heart(scale
confusion(Central Park)).................................................................................................................................. 188
green space............................................................................................................................................................................... 315
greenhouse problem................................................................................................................................................................... 365
greying of the population............................................................................................................................................................. 310
grid............................................................................................................................................................................. 122;
237; 418
grid lines(co-incide
boundaries).................................................................................................................................................... 123
grid lines(intersection)................................................................................................................................................................. 473
grid(begin to design)................................................................................................................................................................... 418
grid(Cartesian)........................................................................................................................................................................... 359
grid(size system)....................................................................................................................................................................... 212
grid(structure(monument))........................................................................................................................................................... 463
grids(rigid use)........................................................................................................................................................................... 122
Groningen(East)......................................................................................................................................................................... 495
Groot................................................................................................................................................................................... 54;
249
ground exploitation(high
rents)..................................................................................................................................................... 267
ground floor................................................................................................................................................................................ 120
ground floor construction............................................................................................................................................................. 342
ground of comparison................................................................................................................................................................... 91
ground plan................................................................................................................................................................................ 434
ground plans.............................................................................................................................................................................. 123
ground water level....................................................................................................................................................................... 315
groundplan................................................................................................................................................................................. 434
ground-space-index.................................................................................................................................................................... 270
group(collection of
materials)....................................................................................................................................................... 351
group(interest)............................................................................................................................................................................ 492
grouped(design cases)................................................................................................................................................................ 144
grouping.................................................................................................................................................................................... 244
growing stage............................................................................................................................................................................ 369
growing(organically).................................................................................................................................................................... 368
growth function........................................................................................................................................................................... 256
growth of knowledge................................................................................................................................................................... 179
growth(economic)....................................................................................................................................................................... 494
growth(exogenous
contamination)................................................................................................................................................ 418
growth(limits)............................................................................................................................................................................. 229
guarantee(life-span).................................................................................................................................................................... 356
Guggenheim Museum................................................................................................................................................................. 380
Guggenheim Museum(Bilbao)...................................................................................................................................................... 364
guiding idea............................................................................................................................................................................... 406
guiding motive............................................................................................................................................................................ 467
gutter level................................................................................................................................................................................. 124
Guyt.................................................................................................................................................................................. 263;
265
gymnastics................................................................................................................................................................................ 415
Haarlem.................................................................................................................................................................................... 134
Habermas.................................................................................................................................................................................. 305
habit(traditional)......................................................................................................................................................................... 281
habitation history......................................................................................................................................................................... 59
habits(ingrained)......................................................................................................................................................................... 390
Habraken................................................................................................................................................................................... 347
Hagia Sofia................................................................................................................................................................................ 396
Hague,
The................................................................................................................................................... 112;
132; 291; 355; 467
half-truth.................................................................................................................................................................................... 201
hall........................................................................................................................................................................................... 124
hall offices................................................................................................................................................................................. 288
hall theatre................................................................................................................................................................................ 470
hall(central)................................................................................................................................................................................ 470
hall(factory)................................................................................................................................................................................ 470
hallucinations............................................................................................................................................................................. 413
Hamel................................................................................................................................................................................... 58;
59
handcrafted artefacts.................................................................................................................................................................. 400
handicap................................................................................................................................................................................... 311
handling capacity....................................................................................................................................................................... 335
handwriting................................................................................................................................................................................ 470
harbour................................................................................................................................................................................ 60;
433
Häring......................................................................................................................................................................................... 94
harmony....................................................................................................................................................................... 95;
119; 240
harmony(perception)................................................................................................................................................................... 241
Harrison, Weiner, Tanner and
Barnicot......................................................................................................................................... 415
Harvey....................................................................................................................................................................................... 183
Haveneiland............................................................................................................................................................................... 188
Hawthorne experiment................................................................................................................................................................ 414
head of a bull............................................................................................................................................................................. 393
headaches................................................................................................................................................................................. 327
headers and courses.................................................................................................................................................................. 119
headings..................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
heads........................................................................................................................................................................................ 120
heads and layers........................................................................................................................................................................ 348
health care................................................................................................................................................................................ 169
health centre............................................................................................................................................................... 155;
169; 277
Health Centre Merenwijk,
Leiden.................................................................................................................................................. 154
health centres(accomodation
policy)............................................................................................................................................ 277
health system(public)................................................................................................................................................................. 169
healthy building................................................................................................................................................................... 330;
338
heat accumulating mass............................................................................................................................................................. 332
heat load................................................................................................................................................................................... 332
heath land................................................................................................................................................................................. 315
heating...................................................................................................................................................................................... 329
heating capacity......................................................................................................................................................................... 334
heating(district).......................................................................................................................................................................... 313
Hedicke...................................................................................................................................................................................... 63
Heeling................................................................................................................................................................ 387;
429; 433; 439
Heeregracht............................................................................................................................................................................... 121
Heidegger.................................................................................................................................................................................. 414
height of the rooms..................................................................................................................................................................... 470
height(building)........................................................................................................................................................................... 121
height(least structural)................................................................................................................................................................ 407
Heisenberg................................................................................................................................................................................ 414
Hejduk...................................................................................................................................................................................... 474
helixes...................................................................................................................................................................................... 226
helix-wise(process)..................................................................................................................................................................... 369
hence........................................................................................................................................................................................ 201
Henket........................................................................................................................................................................................ 98
Hercher..................................................................................................................................................................................... 105
Hertzberger.................................................................................................................................... 100;
140; 361; 387; 389; 395; 399
heterogeneity...................................................................................................................................................................... 391;
418
heterogeneous mixture............................................................................................................................................................... 105
heuristic model.......................................................................................................................................................................... 184
heuristic search methods............................................................................................................................................................ 382
heuristics.................................................................................................................................................................................... 61
hiatuses.................................................................................................................................................................................... 132
hidden burdens.......................................................................................................................................................................... 162
hierarchical structure.................................................................................................................................................................. 371
hierarchy................................................................................................................................................................................... 268
hierarchy of construction(infrastructure,
building, component, element)............................................................................................ 279
hierarchy(control)....................................................................................................................................................................... 380
hierarchy(functional)................................................................................................................................................................... 268
high buildings............................................................................................................................................................................. 335
high density land........................................................................................................................................................................ 498
high speed railway
connection(circle line)..................................................................................................................................... 495
high speed transport................................................................................................................................................................... 495
high tech................................................................................................................................................................................... 273
high-rise.................................................................................................................................................................................... 342
high-rise building.......................................................................................................................................................................... 59
high-rise tordo............................................................................................................................................................................ 488
hindrance(noise)......................................................................................................................................................................... 164
hinged nodal bond...................................................................................................................................................................... 286
Hinse........................................................................................................................................................................................ 439
historians(typewise to a
particular period)..................................................................................................................................... 401
historic precedents..................................................................................................................................................................... 143
historical co-incidence................................................................................................................................................................ 417
historical development................................................................................................................................................................ 473
historical distancing..................................................................................................................................................................... 69
historical situation........................................................................................................................................................................ 64
history............................................................................................................................................................................... 401;
419
history of architecture................................................................................................................................................................... 61
history of exploitation................................................................................................................................................................... 69
history of the
location(analysis of buildings).................................................................................................................................. 118
history(reception)......................................................................................................................................................................... 70
history(science concept)............................................................................................................................................................... 61
history(social science).................................................................................................................................................................. 69
history(type driven)....................................................................................................................................................................... 66
Hobbes..................................................................................................................................................................................... 295
Hobma........................................................................................................................................................................................ 79
Hobma and Schutte..................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Hoeven...................................................................................................................................................................................... 126
Hoge Veluwe............................................................................................................................................................................. 110
hole in the wall........................................................................................................................................................................... 285
holes(quadratic)......................................................................................................................................................................... 473
holistic associative
structures...................................................................................................................................................... 237
holistic utopia............................................................................................................................................................................ 421
Holl........................................................................................................................................................................................... 140
home care................................................................................................................................................................................. 310
home care zones....................................................................................................................................................................... 310
home for children........................................................................................................................................................................ 276
home(convalescent).................................................................................................................................................................... 310
homo economicus...................................................................................................................................................................... 294
homo ludens.............................................................................................................................................................................. 455
homo sociologicus..................................................................................................................................................................... 295
homogeneity....................................................................................................................................................................... 391;
418
homogeneity(perception)............................................................................................................................................................. 241
homogenous design theme......................................................................................................................................................... 418
Hoogdalem................................................................................................................................................................................ 277
horeca law................................................................................................................................................................................. 274
horizontal distribution.................................................................................................................................................................. 335
horizontal pipes.......................................................................................................................................................................... 336
horizontal space......................................................................................................................................................................... 475
horizontal surfaces..................................................................................................................................................................... 487
horizontal
surfaces(locomotion)................................................................................................................................................... 244
horizontal(perception)................................................................................................................................................................. 241
Horta......................................................................................................................................................................................... 108
Horton Plaza.............................................................................................................................................................................. 455
hospital.............................................................................................................................................................................. 169;
276
hospital
architecture(nursing unit, floor plan(radial , single corridor,
double-corridor, racetrack)).......................................................... 169
Hotel American................................................................................................................................................................... 118;
120
hotel room................................................................................................................................................................................... 55
Houben.............................................................................................................................................................................. 263;
305
house building(load-bearing
construction)..................................................................................................................................... 342
house number............................................................................................................................................................................ 205
Housing Act................................................................................................................................................................................ 84
housing association.................................................................................................................................................................... 301
housing budget.......................................................................................................................................................................... 301
housing complexes.................................................................................................................................................................... 166
housing of elderly people............................................................................................................................................................. 310
housing problems....................................................................................................................................................................... 374
housing(ordered)........................................................................................................................................................................ 219
housing(wild).............................................................................................................................................................................. 219
housingappraisal(methods).......................................................................................................................................................... 165
how.............................................................................................................................................................................. 53;
476; 479
HTML........................................................................................................................................................................................ 380
Huizinga.................................................................................................................................................................................... 474
Hulsbergen................................................................................................................................................... 149;
151; 159; 263; 265
human activity............................................................................................................................................................................ 370
human decisions........................................................................................................................................................................ 492
human freedom.......................................................................................................................................................................... 491
human science............................................................................................................................................................................ 92
humanism................................................................................................................................................................................. 415
humanities................................................................................................................................................................................. 100
Hume......................................................................................................................................................................... 295;
414; 418
Husserl..................................................................................................................................................................................... 414
HVAC....................................................................................................................................................................................... 329
HVAC installations..................................................................................................................................................................... 331
hybrid........................................................................................................................................................................................ 435
hypermedia................................................................................................................................................................................ 238
hyperparaboloĩd.......................................................................................................................................................................... 488
hyphen........................................................................................................................................................................................ 47
hypotheses(formulate)................................................................................................................................................................ 138
hypothesis........................................................................................................ 12;
29; 53; 87; 138; 145; 179; 250; 254; 255; 409; 414
hypothesis(design)................................................................................................................................................................ 87;
255
hypothesis(designed)................................................................................................................................................................... 21
hypothesis(establishing)........................................................................................................................................................ 87;
255
hypothesis(forming).................................................................................................................................................................... 192
hypothesis(model)........................................................................................................................................................................ 21
hypothesis(working).................................................................................................................................................................... 142
hypothesis-forming..................................................................................................................................................................... 328
IAAI............................................................................................................................................................................................ 50
Ibos.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 392
IC technology............................................................................................................................................................................. 324
Icarus(Daedalus(Metion))............................................................................................................................................................ 479
Icarus(praxis(user))..................................................................................................................................................................... 479
ICES......................................................................................................................................................................................... 497
iconography................................................................................................................................................................................. 67
iconology............................................................................................................................................................................... 67;
68
ICT............................................................................................................................................................................................ 377
ICT tools.................................................................................................................................................................................... 379
ICT(creative, design
orientated).................................................................................................................................................... 377
ICT(management orientated)........................................................................................................................................................ 377
ICT(materialisation
orientated)..................................................................................................................................................... 377
ICT(realisation orientated)............................................................................................................................................................ 377
ID number.................................................................................................................................................................................. 205
IDE........................................................................................................................................................................................... 369
idea................................................................................................................................................. 95;
100; 101; 389; 395; 405; 414
idea of a house.......................................................................................................................................................................... 395
idea underlying a design............................................................................................................................................................. 406
idea(autonomously
continuing(grid, …))........................................................................................................................................ 418
idea(bad)................................................................................................................................................................................... 430
idea(combination of routine
ideas)................................................................................................................................................ 416
idea(diagnosis(complexity of
the task))......................................................................................................................................... 411
idea(first)................................................................................................................................................................................... 436
idea(first)(rejecting,
embroidering further)...................................................................................................................................... 459
idea(guiding(vague
suspicion, kneading of your material, overview of the field of conflict))................................................................... 406
idea(how it came)....................................................................................................................................................................... 390
idea(incomplete)......................................................................................................................................................................... 416
idea(mind or drawing).................................................................................................................................................................. 409
idea(new(innoduction))................................................................................................................................................................ 199
idea(new)................................................................................................................................................................................... 399
idea(outspoken)......................................................................................................................................................................... 405
idea(programme of
requirements)................................................................................................................................................. 419
idea(situation)............................................................................................................................................................................ 389
idea(spatial)............................................................................................................................................................................... 408
ideal building material................................................................................................................................................................. 283
ideal model................................................................................................................................................................................ 103
idealised model.......................................................................................................................................................................... 370
idealism............................................................................................................................................................................. 414;
418
idealism(critical)......................................................................................................................................................................... 414
idealistic action.......................................................................................................................................................................... 293
ideal-type.................................................................................................................................................................................. 103
ideas that lead to new
concepts.................................................................................................................................................. 403
ideas(actors(picture)).................................................................................................................................................................. 461
ideas(convergence)..................................................................................................................................................................... 260
ideas(decisive)........................................................................................................................................................................... 440
ideas(exchanges)....................................................................................................................................................................... 311
ideas(new(developments(conceivable,
probable))).......................................................................................................................... 162
ideas(old).................................................................................................................................................................................. 390
ideas(random)............................................................................................................................................................................ 408
ideas(separate).......................................................................................................................................................................... 430
identification.............................................................................................................................................................................. 418
identification code...................................................................................................................................................................... 205
identification number................................................................................................................................................................... 205
identification of the
project........................................................................................................................................................... 273
identification(unique(measure(place)(equal(dimension(object))))...................................................................................................... 206
identify(entrances)...................................................................................................................................................................... 392
identity(components).................................................................................................................................................................. 357
identity(context(liberating(object)))............................................................................................................................................... 493
identity(corporate)...................................................................................................................................................................... 324
identity(cultural).................................................................................................................................................................. 494;
500
identity(decrease(construction))................................................................................................................................................... 408
identity(institutions(own entrance(one
building)))............................................................................................................................ 470
identity(scholarly)....................................................................................................................................................................... 369
identity(water system)................................................................................................................................................................ 500
ideogram(3D, concept)................................................................................................................................................................ 406
ideological bias.......................................................................................................................................................................... 430
ideology............................................................................................................................................................................... 92;
291
if............................................................................................................................................................................................... 194
if …then… else(programming
language)....................................................................................................................................... 229
if p then q.................................................................................................................................................................... 195;
204; 369
if x then y(forecasting
study)....................................................................................................................................................... 253
if... then...
statements(choice of parameters)................................................................................................................................ 258
if…then…
function(programming language)................................................................................................................................... 229
if…then…(command).................................................................................................................................................................. 197
iff....................................................................................................................................................................................... 195;
196
if-statement............................................................................................................................................................................... 227
igloo’s....................................................................................................................................................................................... 110
IJ square............................................................................................................................................................................ 114;
116
IJburg......................................................................................................................................................................... 188;
310; 435
IJssel........................................................................................................................................................................................ 134
illuminance................................................................................................................................................................................ 335
illustrations.................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
Illustrator 2................................................................................................................................................................................ 245
imag(in)ing study........................................................................................................................................................................ 142
image..................................................................................................................................................... 35;
45; 46; 57; 94; 291; 294
image archive......................................................................................................................................................................... 49;
50
image characteristics................................................................................................................................................................. 173
image
expectations.................................................................................................................................................................... 273
image formation.................................................................................................................................................................... 78;
444
image forming............................................................................................................................................................................ 187
image of the city........................................................................................................................................................................ 439
image qualities............................................................................................................................................................................ 93
image type(architecture)............................................................................................................................................................. 106
image type(landscape
architecture).............................................................................................................................................. 106
image(agreements,
conventions, tunings)..................................................................................................................................... 182
image(archive)............................................................................................................................................................................. 29
image(formation)................................................................................................................................................................. 387;
413
image(initially fragmentary).......................................................................................................................................................... 409
image(model(conceptual(spatial)))................................................................................................................................................ 183
image(problem).......................................................................................................................................................................... 294
image(urban)...................................................................................................................................................................... 434;
441
image(water system).................................................................................................................................................................. 500
images(alternating)....................................................................................................................................................................... 49
images(collection)...................................................................................................................................................................... 402
images(designing(affinity))............................................................................................................................................................. 28
images(information).................................................................................................................................................................... 182
images(old)................................................................................................................................................................................ 390
images(reference)....................................................................................................................................................................... 133
images(sequence)............................................................................................................................................................... 246;
441
images(vague)............................................................................................................................................................................ 173
imaginable(combinatorics)........................................................................................................................................................... 208
imagination.......................................................................................................................................................... 106;
109; 254; 402
imagination techniques............................................................................................................................................................... 106
imagination(area in
between(body, mind))..................................................................................................................................... 478
imagination(not the case)............................................................................................................................................................ 190
imaginative insights.................................................................................................................................................................... 100
imaginative
power(organising)...................................................................................................................................................... 411
imagine.............................................................................................................................................................................. 415;
477
imagined..................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
imaging and materialisation......................................................................................................................................................... 483
imaging imagination EAEA.......................................................................................................................................................... 142
imaging process.......................................................................................................................................................................... 97
imaging process(channelling
inspiration)........................................................................................................................................ 96
imaging(architectonic)................................................................................................................................................................. 133
imaging(creative).......................................................................................................................................................................... 96
imagining stage.......................................................................................................................................................................... 309
imagining(free
exchange(agents))................................................................................................................................................. 308
IMAGO...................................................................................................................................................................................... 313
imitate....................................................................................................................................................................................... 113
imitation(history).......................................................................................................................................................................... 66
immeasurable characteristic......................................................................................................................................................... 92
immediacy................................................................................................................................................................................. 316
impact
analysis(environmental).................................................................................................................................................... 159
impact colleagues...................................................................................................................................................................... 464
impact(levels)............................................................................................................................................................................. 495
impedes a creative solution......................................................................................................................................................... 449
implementation phase................................................................................................................................................................. 340
implementation process.............................................................................................................................................................. 151
implementation
strategy(computerised representation)................................................................................................................... 237
implementations(alternative)........................................................................................................................................................ 233
implication................................................................................................................................................................................. 195
implicit conditions...................................................................................................................................................................... 254
imponderabilia............................................................................................................................................................................. 54
impressionism.................................................................................................................................................................... 416;
418
improbable possible.................................................................................................................................................................... 339
improbable(conditions)................................................................................................................................................................ 254
improvement.............................................................................................................................................................................. 321
improvising creativity................................................................................................................................................................... 481
impulse..................................................................................................................................................................................... 294
in- and output(building)................................................................................................................................................................ 468
in situ.................................................................................................................................................................................. 96;
276
inaugurating............................................................................................................................................................................... 474
in-between................................................................................................................................................................................. 446
in-between realm.......................................................................................................................................................................... 97
inception phase.......................................................................................................................................................................... 377
incident branche......................................................................................................................................................................... 217
inciding branche......................................................................................................................................................................... 217
inclination.................................................................................................................................................................................. 227
inclination to move...................................................................................................................................................................... 158
inclusive concepts........................................................................................................................................................................ 39
incomparable categories............................................................................................................................................................... 27
incomplete idea.......................................................................................................................................................................... 416
incomplete induction................................................................................................................................................................... 199
incomplete knowledge................................................................................................................................................................ 294
incomplete syllogism.................................................................................................................................................................. 200
increased demands.................................................................................................................................................................... 309
increasing validation................................................................................................................................................................... 205
incremental results..................................................................................................................................................................... 285
independent variable..................................................................................................................................................................... 48
independently(live)...................................................................................................................................................................... 310
Indesem.................................................................................................................................................................................... 397
indeterminacy............................................................................................................................................................................ 432
indeterminacy in the design......................................................................................................................................................... 470
indeterminate(leaving)................................................................................................................................................................. 427
index.......................................................................................................................................................................... 12;
35; 45; 46
index number............................................................................................................................................................................. 205
index numbers(planning)............................................................................................................................................................. 266
indexing.................................................................................................................................................................................... 381
indexing schemes(retrieval
whole designs).................................................................................................................................... 238
indexnumbers(parking)................................................................................................................................................................ 266
individual aesthetic..................................................................................................................................................................... 394
individual cases.......................................................................................................................................................................... 220
individual choice models............................................................................................................................................................. 269
individual design based
research.................................................................................................................................................. 140
Individual design based
research.................................................................................................................................................. 143
individual maximisations............................................................................................................................................................. 316
individual pursuit......................................................................................................................................................................... 296
individual strategy....................................................................................................................................................................... 497
individual(freedom,
responsibility)................................................................................................................................................. 491
individualisation................................................................................................................................................................... 307;
309
indoor air................................................................................................................................................................................... 330
indoor climate............................................................................................................................................................................ 330
induction............................................................................................................................................................... 34;
199; 200; 250
induction process(psychological)................................................................................................................................................. 250
induction(complete).................................................................................................................................................................... 191
induction(empirical).................................................................................................................................................................... 199
induction(incomplete).................................................................................................................................................................. 199
inductive.................................................................................................................................................................................... 191
inductive reasoning.............................................................................................................................................................. 400;
406
industrial area............................................................................................................................................................................ 433
industrial areas.......................................................................................................................................................................... 269
industrial building....................................................................................................................................................................... 346
industrial
building(load-bearing construction)................................................................................................................................. 342
industrial design
engineering....................................................................................................................................................... 369
industrial designers.................................................................................................................................................................... 391
industrial location....................................................................................................................................................................... 433
industrial product........................................................................................................................................................................ 367
industrialisation................................................................................................................................................................... 234;
281
industrially fabricated
standard building components...................................................................................................................... 359
inequalities(arithmic)................................................................................................................................................................... 223
infectiousness............................................................................................................................................................................ 284
infill and contents....................................................................................................................................................................... 391
infill(changeable)........................................................................................................................................................................ 405
infill(support).............................................................................................................................................................................. 347
infinit space............................................................................................................................................................................... 475
Infinitely growing Museum of
Life-spans........................................................................................................................................ 477
infinitesimal calculation............................................................................................................................................................... 205
influencing(transformation)........................................................................................................................................................... 401
information acquisition................................................................................................................................................................ 382
information and
communication technology................................................................................................................................... 377
information handling.................................................................................................................................................................... 382
information processing................................................................................................................................................................ 378
information technology................................................................................................................................................................ 231
information
theory(perception)...................................................................................................................................................... 241
information
theory(structural)....................................................................................................................................................... 242
information(design process)......................................................................................................................................................... 163
information(discipline
bound)....................................................................................................................................................... 396
information(economic and technological developments).................................................................................................................. 307
information(history,
elementary)..................................................................................................................................................... 62
information(overwhelming)........................................................................................................................................................... 382
information(technology)............................................................................................................................................................... 231
information(visual)....................................................................................................................................................................... 231
informative stage........................................................................................................................................................................ 128
infrastructural elements............................................................................................................................................................... 129
infrastructure............................................................................................................................................................................... 71
infrastructure construction........................................................................................................................................................... 280
infrastructure design................................................................................................................................................................... 279
ING-bank................................................................................................................................................................................... 498
ingenuity............................................................................................................................................................................ 389;
390
ingrained habits.......................................................................................................................................................................... 390
ingredients......................................................................................................................................................................... 409;
417
initial building costs.................................................................................................................................................................... 167
initial term(arithmical
series)........................................................................................................................................................ 212
initial value................................................................................................................................................................................. 228
initiating and sustaining
power(agents)......................................................................................................................................... 309
initiators(workshop project).......................................................................................................................................................... 141
inner court................................................................................................................................................................................. 170
inner spaces.............................................................................................................................................................................. 170
inner-partitioning......................................................................................................................................................................... 347
innoduction................................................................................................................................................................................ 199
innoduction(negation).................................................................................................................................................................. 199
innoduction(reasoning)................................................................................................................................................................ 369
innovative.................................................................................................................................................................................... 96
innovative solutions..................................................................................................................................................................... 154
innovative solutions(finding
oppositions)........................................................................................................................................ 459
input........................................................................................................................................................................................... 48
inquiries.................................................................................................................................................................................... 267
inquiries(consumer, visitor,
retailer).............................................................................................................................................. 269
inquiry......................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
inquiry(quick and dirty)................................................................................................................................................................ 155
inside and outside...................................................................................................................................................................... 413
inside(graph theory).................................................................................................................................................................... 217
inside(scale dependent).............................................................................................................................................................. 190
inspection.................................................................................................................................................................................. 337
inspiration.................................................................................................................................................................................. 467
inspiration without
perspiration..................................................................................................................................................... 417
inspiration(deadline).................................................................................................................................................................... 291
inspiration(design)...................................................................................................................................................................... 291
inspiration(environment).............................................................................................................................................................. 291
inspiration(flashes)..................................................................................................................................................................... 389
installation component................................................................................................................................................................ 333
installation design(progress
of the design).................................................................................................................................... 332
installation designers.................................................................................................................................................................. 338
installation
designers(problems(warning, solving)).......................................................................................................................... 338
installation providers................................................................................................................................................................... 338
installation(design)..................................................................................................................................................................... 333
installation(on-site)..................................................................................................................................................................... 281
installation(system
choice(preliminary design stage(data(final stage)))............................................................................................ 332
installation(trial).......................................................................................................................................................................... 329
installations............................................................................................................................................................................... 327
installations(built-in
space, approriate spot).................................................................................................................................. 330
installations(capacity)................................................................................................................................................................. 330
installations(climate)................................................................................................................................................................... 330
installations(communication)....................................................................................................................................................... 337
installations(design
process)....................................................................................................................................................... 332
installations(flexible,
adaptable)................................................................................................................................................... 330
installations(programme of
requirements, spaces not mentioned).................................................................................................... 331
installations(provisions)............................................................................................................................................................... 347
installations(statement)............................................................................................................................................................... 372
installations(technical).................................................................................................................................................. 326;
327; 346
instalment................................................................................................................................................................................. 350
instinctive actions....................................................................................................................................................................... 415
institutionalised............................................................................................................................................................................ 83
instruction(representation)........................................................................................................................................................... 225
instructions(pictorial).................................................................................................................................................................. 231
instrumentalism......................................................................................................................................................................... 415
insulation(thermal)...................................................................................................................................................................... 331
in-take....................................................................................................................................................................................... 323
in-take(building).......................................................................................................................................................................... 324
integer....................................................................................................................................................................................... 206
integral accessibility................................................................................................................................................................... 276
integral calculation..................................................................................................................................................................... 205
integral calculus......................................................................................................................................................................... 228
integral design task.................................................................................................................................................................... 101
integration...................................................................................................................................................... 26;
105; 106; 227; 346
integration and
co-ordination(Building).......................................................................................................................................... 117
integration levels........................................................................................................................................................................ 346
integration(function)...................................................................................................................................................................... 91
integration(horizontal)................................................................................................................................................................... 26
integration(synthesis)................................................................................................................................................................. 421
integration(systematic)............................................................................................................................................................... 317
integration(vertical)....................................................................................................................................................................... 26
integration10cm(function)................................................................................................................................................................ 106
integration30m.............................................................................................................................................................................. 105
integration3m(function).................................................................................................................................................................. 106
intellectual aptitude.................................................................................................................................................................... 100
intellectual space....................................................................................................................................................................... 190
intelligence(artificial)................................................................................................................................................................... 378
intelligence(perseverance)........................................................................................................................................................... 284
intelligent management............................................................................................................................................................... 378
intended effect(drawing).............................................................................................................................................................. 174
intended effects.................................................................................................................................................................. 149;
446
intent........................................................................................................................................................................................ 441
intention...................................................................................................................................................................................... 57
intentional projective model......................................................................................................................................................... 184
intentional-projective model......................................................................................................................................................... 185
intentions.................................................................................................................................................................................. 408
intentions(building(involved
parties)).............................................................................................................................................. 151
intentions(design)....................................................................................................................................................................... 144
intentions(perceiving).................................................................................................................................................................. 399
Interactief Beeld Archief................................................................................................................................................................ 28
inter-action................................................................................................................................................................................ 493
inter-action disciplines................................................................................................................................................................ 340
inter-action of design and
research............................................................................................................................................... 151
interactive
manipulation(computerised representation).................................................................................................................... 239
interactive visualisations.............................................................................................................................................................. 378
interconnection.......................................................................................................................................................................... 350
interconnection(route(hinterand),
waterfront).................................................................................................................................. 134
interconnections(amount).............................................................................................................................................................. 33
inter-dependence(spatial)............................................................................................................................................................ 440
interest...................................................................................................................................................................................... 401
interest groups........................................................................................................................................................................... 492
interest(conflicts)........................................................................................................................................................................ 303
interests(established)................................................................................................................................................................. 311
interface...................................................................................................................................................................... 347;
350; 414
interface with the builders............................................................................................................................................................ 464
interface with the
constructor....................................................................................................................................................... 464
interface(description).................................................................................................................................................................. 351
interfaces(graphical)................................................................................................................................................................... 232
interim results............................................................................................................................................................................ 417
interim variants........................................................................................................................................................................... 418
interior....................................................................................................................................................................................... 368
interleaving concrete floors.......................................................................................................................................................... 427
interlocking of the
components.................................................................................................................................................... 350
intermediate design data............................................................................................................................................................. 143
internal capability....................................................................................................................................................................... 374
internal
conditions...................................................................................................................................................................... 273
internal forces............................................................................................................................................................................ 280
internal loads............................................................................................................................................................................. 331
internal
partitions(sub-system)..................................................................................................................................................... 280
internal relations......................................................................................................................................................................... 353
internalisation(model,
external factors)......................................................................................................................................... 258
internalising(perception).............................................................................................................................................................. 231
international congresses............................................................................................................................................................. 330
international connections............................................................................................................................................................ 494
international conventions............................................................................................................................................................... 81
international design competition................................................................................................................................................... 360
international
future(provincial present)........................................................................................................................................... 496
International Organisation
for Standardisation................................................................................................................................ 348
international standard................................................................................................................................................................. 360
internet......................................................................................................................................................................... 49;
237; 377
internet technologies.................................................................................................................................................................. 380
internet-‘journals’.......................................................................................................................................................................... 52
interorganisational design............................................................................................................................................................ 297
interpolation(plan capacity).......................................................................................................................................................... 173
interpretable............................................................................................................................................................................... 395
interpretation.................................................................................................................................. 33;
60; 61; 71; 101; 240; 390; 444
interpretation of data................................................................................................................................................................... 138
interpretation of the
assignment................................................................................................................................................... 107
interpretation of the
concept........................................................................................................................................................ 406
interpretation(commission).......................................................................................................................................................... 474
interpretation(current)................................................................................................................................................................... 29
interpretation(descriptive).............................................................................................................................................................. 20
interpretation(design
intentions)................................................................................................................................................... 144
interpretation(designerly(design
expertise))................................................................................................................................... 145
interpretation(ex post
analysis).................................................................................................................................................... 276
interpretation(history,
building)....................................................................................................................................................... 63
interpretation(imaginative)............................................................................................................................................................. 20
interpretation(location).................................................................................................................................................................. 36
interpretative ‘cycles’.................................................................................................................................................................. 145
interpretative(contextual)............................................................................................................................................................... 67
interrogated(architecture)............................................................................................................................................................ 473
intersect(form)............................................................................................................................................................................ 104
intersecting volumes................................................................................................................................................................... 489
interspace and rhythm.................................................................................................................................................................. 95
inter-subjectivity..................................................................................................................................................................... 23;
55
interval time............................................................................................................................................................................... 335
interval values............................................................................................................................................................................ 206
interval(distance(places))............................................................................................................................................................. 206
intervals..................................................................................................................................................................................... 448
intervals(class)........................................................................................................................................................................... 256
intervention.................................................................................................................................................................................. 41
intervention study(changing
one factor (controlled conditions))........................................................................................................ 328
intervention(adaptation)............................................................................................................................................................... 324
intervention(architectonic)............................................................................................................................................................ 141
intervention(design)..................................................................................................................................................................... 144
intervention(urban
architectural)................................................................................................................................................... 132
interventions(design(implications))................................................................................................................................................ 139
interventions(design)................................................................................................................................................................... 418
interview users........................................................................................................................................................................... 466
interviews............................................................................................................................................................................. 25;
274
interviews(analysis of
buildings)................................................................................................................................................... 118
interviews(occupants’)................................................................................................................................................................. 165
interviews(programming
research)................................................................................................................................................ 267
inter-weaving....................................................................................................................................................................... 105;
348
intra-mural facilities.................................................................................................................................................................... 310
introduction................................................................................................................................................................................. 43
introspection................................................................................................................................................................................ 54
introspective................................................................................................................................................................................ 55
intuition............................................................................................................................................. 87;
89; 291; 294; 339; 401; 470
intuition nourished by
experience................................................................................................................................................. 357
intuition(insight, vision)................................................................................................................................................................ 478
intuition(subconsciously)............................................................................................................................................................. 478
intuitive.............................................................................................................................................................................. 362;
419
intuitive
appreciation(aesthetic preference).................................................................................................................................... 239
intuitive decisions....................................................................................................................................................................... 356
intuitive geometric tools.............................................................................................................................................................. 232
intuitive method.......................................................................................................................................................................... 339
intuitive perception...................................................................................................................................................................... 237
intuitive process......................................................................................................................................................................... 292
inventing............................................................................................................................................................................. 360;
479
invention...................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
invention of electrical
power......................................................................................................................................................... 416
inventiveness...................................................................................................................................................................... 297;
392
inventor..................................................................................................................................................................................... 492
inventories................................................................................................................................................................................... 53
inventory.................................................................................................................................................................................... 417
inventory of wants(probable(desirable))......................................................................................................................................... 444
inventory(concept, type).............................................................................................................................................................. 444
inventory(context)....................................................................................................................................................................... 443
inventory(taking)......................................................................................................................................................................... 443
inverse matrix............................................................................................................................................................................ 222
investigation................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
investigation(final market)............................................................................................................................................................ 283
investigations(first line)................................................................................................................................................................ 327
investigations(mock-up).............................................................................................................................................................. 333
investigations(preliminary)........................................................................................................................................................... 138
investigators(second line)............................................................................................................................................................ 327
investment costs........................................................................................................................................................................ 167
investment priorities.................................................................................................................................................................... 496
investment strategy.................................................................................................................................................................... 495
iron(cast)................................................................................................................................................................................... 377
is(ambiguity).............................................................................................................................................................................. 193
ISBN........................................................................................................................................................................................... 45
islands...................................................................................................................................................................................... 131
islands(urban)............................................................................................................................................................................ 129
ISO........................................................................................................................................................................................... 348
isolation............................................................................................................................................................................... 60;
105
isolation with cellulose................................................................................................................................................................ 427
isomorph graph.......................................................................................................................................................................... 217
isomorphically............................................................................................................................................................................ 217
ISSO................................................................................................................................................................................. 332;
338
iterated choices......................................................................................................................................................................... 296
iterating formula......................................................................................................................................................................... 256
Iteration from vague to
concrete................................................................................................................................................... 369
iteration(process)....................................................................................................................................................................... 369
iterations................................................................................................................................................................................... 370
iterative....................................................................................................................................................................................... 96
iterative constraint...................................................................................................................................................................... 235
Jager......................................................................................................................................................................................... 367
jail design.................................................................................................................................................................................. 170
Jakubouwski.............................................................................................................................................................................. 104
James....................................................................................................................................................................................... 415
Janis and Mann........................................................................................................................................................................... 59
Jansen................................................................................................................................................................................. 98;
120
Japanese................................................................................................................................................................................... 391
jargon(architect)......................................................................................................................................................................... 404
Java................................................................................................................................................................................... 229;
380
Java island................................................................................................................................................................................. 435
Jerusalem(heavenly)..................................................................................................................................................................... 68
Johnson.................................................................................................................................................................................... 478
join(walls).................................................................................................................................................................................. 234
joining................................................................................................................................................................................ 347;
348
joint(rigidity)............................................................................................................................................................................... 286
joints(welded)............................................................................................................................................................................. 394
Jones................................................................................................................................................................................. 298;
436
Jong...................................... 19; 33; 35; 43; 56; 89;
98; 103; 173; 179; 184; 185; 189; 203; 253; 339; 387; 413; 443; 453; 455; 494;
498
Jong and Rosemann..................................................................................................................................................................... 33
Jong, Marten de......................................................................................................................................................................... 419
Jong, T.M. de............................................................................................................................................................................. 370
Jouffroy..................................................................................................................................................................................... 129
journalism............................................................................................................................................................................ 98;
143
journals..................................................................................................................................................................................... 249
journals(refereed)........................................................................................................................................................................ 329
joy in design.............................................................................................................................................................................. 286
joy in performance...................................................................................................................................................................... 286
judge.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 80
judge(supreme)............................................................................................................................................................................ 82
judgement(forming)..................................................................................................................................................................... 309
judgement(selective,
implicit)....................................................................................................................................................... 160
judgement(shaping).................................................................................................................................................................... 308
judgements................................................................................................................................................................................. 96
judgements(synthetic)................................................................................................................................................................ 204
judging designs.......................................................................................................................................................................... 159
judging(comparable plans)........................................................................................................................................................... 175
judging(comparison)................................................................................................................................................................... 175
judging(drawings)....................................................................................................................................................................... 175
judging(evaluating)...................................................................................................................................................................... 173
judicial system(continental)........................................................................................................................................................... 82
Julia(fractal)............................................................................................................................................................................... 226
jurisprudence......................................................................................................................................................................... 34;
83
Just in Time Delivery................................................................................................................................................................... 350
Juul........................................................................................................................................................................................... 473
juxtaposed(design cases)........................................................................................................................................................... 144
juxtaposition....................................................................................................................................................................... 102;
214
K 3,3(graph)............................................................................................................................................................................... 217
K10(graph)................................................................................................................................................................................. 218
K4(graph).................................................................................................................................................................................. 217
K5(graph).................................................................................................................................................................................. 217
Kahn......................................................................................................................................................................................... 185
Kamerling.................................................................................................................................................................................. 339
Kan........................................................................................................................................ 263;
287; 387; 419; 423; 429; 459; 465
Kant....................................................................................................................................................................... 21;
26; 204; 414
Kant's categories....................................................................................................................................................................... 414
Karlskirche.................................................................................................................................................................................. 68
Katendrecht............................................................................................................................................................................... 419
Kattenbroek........................................................................................................................................................................ 435;
439
Kaufmann.................................................................................................................................................................................. 108
Keizersgracht............................................................................................................................................................................ 121
Kemerovo.................................................................................................................................................................................. 117
key (list)words............................................................................................................................................................................. 45
key aspects(design)................................................................................................................................................................... 172
key to symbols.......................................................................................................................................................................... 189
Keynes..................................................................................................................................................................................... 414
key-word..................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
key-words................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
key-words(from the gut).............................................................................................................................................................. 476
key-words(syntactically
compiled)................................................................................................................................................. 49
KidPix....................................................................................................................................................................................... 232
Kirkeby.............................................................................................................................................................................. 110;
111
Klaasen............................................................................................................................................................................. 181;
449
Klee.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 477
Klerk......................................................................................................................................................................................... 494
knot(factors).............................................................................................................................................................................. 138
knots........................................................................................................................................................................................ 132
know-how(history, technical)......................................................................................................................................................... 65
knowledge............................................................................................................................................................................ 59;
423
knowledge & insight................................................................................................................................................................... 358
knowledge and experience.......................................................................................................................................................... 392
knowledge base systems............................................................................................................................................................ 382
knowledge discovery................................................................................................................................................................... 382
knowledge integration.......................................................................................................................................................... 378;
381
knowledge society...................................................................................................................................................................... 305
knowledge(absence(hidden))....................................................................................................................................................... 168
knowledge(architectural)............................................................................................................................................................... 98
knowledge(empirical,
logical)......................................................................................................................................................... 12
knowledge(fill(gaps))................................................................................................................................................................... 355
knowledge(general)...................................................................................................................................................................... 26
knowledge(growth)...................................................................................................................................................................... 179
knowledge(incomplete)............................................................................................................................................................... 294
knowledge(lack)......................................................................................................................................................................... 294
knowledge(possibilities).............................................................................................................................................................. 109
knowledge(science,
capability, art)(experience(physical))............................................................................................................... 478
knowledge-based systems.......................................................................................................................................................... 246
known theory............................................................................................................................................................................. 400
Koch......................................................................................................................................................................................... 226
Koning........................................................................................................................................................................................ 81
Koolhaas............................................................................................................................................................. 108;
112; 114; 439
Kop van Zuid........................................................................................................................................................ 267;
435; 439; 455
Kotler........................................................................................................................................................................................ 369
Koutamanis........................................................................................................................................................................ 179;
231
KPN building.............................................................................................................................................................................. 360
Kranenburg................................................................................................................................................................................ 286
Kröller Müller Museum................................................................................................................................................................ 110
Kromhout........................................................................................................................................................................... 119;
120
Kroonenberg.............................................................................................................................................................................. 370
Kuala Lumpur............................................................................................................................................................................ 380
Kurokawa.................................................................................................................................................................................... 95
Laan, Dom van der..................................................................................................................................................................... 214
Laar.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 483
label(symbolic(grouping(sub-system)))......................................................................................................................................... 233
laboratories................................................................................................................................................................................ 328
laboratory............................................................................................................................................................ 101;
102; 324; 423
laboratory tests.......................................................................................................................................................................... 497
laboratory(design)....................................................................................................................................................................... 485
labour conditions........................................................................................................................................................................ 359
labour(priorities)......................................................................................................................................................................... 496
labyrinth............................................................................................................................................................................. 103;
476
labyrinth diagram........................................................................................................................................................................ 477
labyrinth
diagram(constructing).................................................................................................................................................... 481
labyrinth pattern......................................................................................................................................................................... 481
labyrinth(Cretan type)................................................................................................................................................................. 476
lack of knowledge....................................................................................................................................................................... 294
ladders...................................................................................................................................................................................... 337
Lamettrie................................................................................................................................................................................... 414
laminate.................................................................................................................................................................................... 286
laminates.................................................................................................................................................................................. 285
laminating processes.................................................................................................................................................................. 285
land division............................................................................................................................................................................... 316
land measuring.......................................................................................................................................................................... 477
land(price)................................................................................................................................................................................. 267
land(water)................................................................................................................................................................................. 129
landing...................................................................................................................................................................................... 342
landings.................................................................................................................................................................................... 392
landmark................................................................................................................................................................................... 441
landowners................................................................................................................................................................................ 493
landscape(maximisation)............................................................................................................................................................ 315
landscape(river).......................................................................................................................................................................... 134
landscape(structure)................................................................................................................................................................... 440
landscape(urban)........................................................................................................................................................................ 468
landscape(urbanised).................................................................................................................................................................. 134
landscape(water)........................................................................................................................................................................ 134
land-use plans............................................................................................................................................................................. 84
landuse policy............................................................................................................................................................................ 496
landuse programs....................................................................................................................................................................... 494
lane.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 430
language..................................................................................................................................................................... 414;
415; 416
language game.......................................................................................................................................................................... 189
language game(designer,
scholar, decision maker))....................................................................................................................... 189
language game(empirical
study).................................................................................................................................................. 190
language game(knowing,
capability)............................................................................................................................................. 447
language game(management,
design).......................................................................................................................................... 189
language of shapes.................................................................................................................................................................... 109
language(ambiguous,
poly-interpretable, suggestive)...................................................................................................................... 190
language(designer)..................................................................................................................................................................... 101
language(formal)......................................................................................................................................................................... 421
language(layered)....................................................................................................................................................................... 190
language(mathematical).............................................................................................................................................................. 182
language(meta).......................................................................................................................................................................... 190
language(object)......................................................................................................................................................................... 190
language(pattern)....................................................................................................................................................................... 439
language(programming)............................................................................................................................................................... 229
Lans........................................................................................................................................................................................... 53
Lans and Van der Voordt.............................................................................................................................................................. 33
laser transit on the
site(electronic)............................................................................................................................................... 383
laughing(parallax)....................................................................................................................................................................... 414
law........................................................................................................................................................................................ 34;
79
law system.................................................................................................................................................................................. 79
law(administrative)........................................................................................................................................................................ 82
law(building, 1901)...................................................................................................................................................................... 348
law(civil)...................................................................................................................................................................................... 82
law(code).................................................................................................................................................................................... 82
law(complementing)..................................................................................................................................................................... 83
law(lack of clarity)........................................................................................................................................................................ 82
law(sources)................................................................................................................................................................................ 81
laws.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 331
laws(casuistry)............................................................................................................................................................................ 82
laws(shaping, creative,
formative, Berlage).................................................................................................................................... 119
Lawson................................................................................................................................................................................ 58;
188
lay person(architect, élite
dictating good taste))............................................................................................................................ 239
layer(computer drawing).............................................................................................................................................................. 210
layer(concept)............................................................................................................................................................................ 405
layer(transparent(rhythm(open,
closed)))....................................................................................................................................... 429
layered language........................................................................................................................................................................ 190
layered structure................................................................................................................................................................. 130;
131
layers................................................................................................................................................................................ 106;
113
layers of meaning....................................................................................................................................................................... 407
layers(final result(design))........................................................................................................................................................... 421
layers(heads)............................................................................................................................................................................. 348
layers(idea)................................................................................................................................................................................ 405
layout(analysis of
buildings)........................................................................................................................................................ 117
layout(general)........................................................................................................................................................................... 332
layout(standard)......................................................................................................................................................................... 347
layout(structural)........................................................................................................................................................................ 424
leakages................................................................................................................................................................................... 286
learn designing............................................................................................................................................................................ 13
learned by doing......................................................................................................................................................................... 478
learning by doing........................................................................................................................................................................ 101
learning context......................................................................................................................................................................... 338
learning organisation................................................................................................................................................................... 306
learning professionals................................................................................................................................................................. 305
learning techniques(self)............................................................................................................................................................. 378
learning to unlearn...................................................................................................................................................................... 395
learning without education........................................................................................................................................................... 397
learning(distance)....................................................................................................................................................................... 381
learning(potential)....................................................................................................................................................................... 308
leaststructural height.................................................................................................................................................................. 407
lectures(project)......................................................................................................................................................................... 346
Leeuwenberg............................................................................................................................................................................. 242
leg room.................................................................................................................................................................................... 393
legal instrument......................................................................................................................................................................... 373
legal precedents..................................................................................................................................................................... 79;
81
legal requirements...................................................................................................................................................................... 325
legal rules(harmonising)................................................................................................................................................................ 79
legal rules(scope)......................................................................................................................................................................... 79
legality........................................................................................................................................................................................ 79
legem dixit......................................................................................................................................................................... 475;
480
legend............................................................................................................................................................................ 71;
92; 189
legend category......................................................................................................................................................................... 445
legend transformation................................................................................................................................................................. 445
legend unit................................................................................................................................................................................. 103
legend(differences in
nature)........................................................................................................................................................ 208
legend(symbol).......................................................................................................................................................................... 182
legenda................................................................................................................................................................................ 33;
173
legenda(national
perspectives)..................................................................................................................................................... 498
legenda(size)............................................................................................................................................................................. 498
legends................................................................................................................................................................................ 36;
173
legends units(elements in
the programme(number))....................................................................................................................... 210
legibility of the city..................................................................................................................................................................... 441
legibility(explicit).......................................................................................................................................................................... 36
legibility(expressive)..................................................................................................................................................................... 36
legible......................................................................................................................................................................................... 57
legionella pneumophila................................................................................................................................................................ 337
legislation............................................................................................................................................................................ 79;
435
legislation(criminal)...................................................................................................................................................................... 82
legislative prescriptions............................................................................................................................................................... 151
legitimacy.................................................................................................................................................................................. 109
Leibniz............................................................................................................................................................................... 227;
240
Leiden................................................................................................................................................................. 399;
423; 459; 499
Leidsche Rijn............................................................................................................................................................................. 439
Leidseplein(Amsterdam)............................................................................................................................................................. 120
Lennep........................................................................................................................................................................................ 55
Leonidov.................................................................................................................................................................................... 421
less is more............................................................................................................................................................................... 406
letters(number(used)).................................................................................................................................................................. 210
letting(potential)......................................................................................................................................................................... 158
Leupen...................................................................................................................................................................................... 107
Levaivre..................................................................................................................................................................................... 103
level of abstraction....................................................................................................................................................................... 33
level of ambition......................................................................................................................................................................... 464
level of facilities.......................................................................................................................................................................... 331
level of scale.............................................................................................................................................................................. 435
level(aspiration).......................................................................................................................................................................... 295
level(scale).................................................................................................................................................................................. 37
levels.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 95
levels decision making................................................................................................................................................................ 347
levels of scale............................................................................................................................................................................ 167
levels of the design..................................................................................................................................................................... 438
levels(design)............................................................................................................................................................................. 434
levels(integration)....................................................................................................................................................................... 346
levels(scale)....................................................................................................................................................................... 421;
441
levels(typological)....................................................................................................................................................................... 113
Levi Strauss............................................................................................................................................................................... 414
Levy.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 226
L-formed lot............................................................................................................................................................................... 121
liberating a context of its
object................................................................................................................................................... 493
liberating an object of its
context................................................................................................................................................. 493
liberty(individual, common(planning))............................................................................................................................................ 491
liberty(planning).......................................................................................................................................................................... 493
libraries....................................................................................................................................................................................... 90
libraries(building plans)................................................................................................................................................................. 57
library........................................................................................................................................................................... 90;
276; 423
library study............................................................................................................................................................................... 290
library(project)............................................................................................................................................................................ 101
Liebermann................................................................................................................................................................................ 399
life cycle costs........................................................................................................................................................................... 167
life span.................................................................................................................................................................................... 329
life span(move(dwellers))............................................................................................................................................................. 280
life(economical).......................................................................................................................................................................... 280
life-cycle.................................................................................................................................................................................... 372
life-cycle of a building................................................................................................................................................................. 377
life-cycle of a product.......................................................................................................................................................... 367;
369
life-cycle period.......................................................................................................................................................................... 169
life-cycle(duration)...................................................................................................................................................................... 367
life-cycle(renting +
exploiting + selling)......................................................................................................................................... 374
life-span guarantee..................................................................................................................................................................... 356
life-span(economic,
functional, technical)...................................................................................................................................... 323
light............................................................................................................................................................................................ 95
light from above.......................................................................................................................................................................... 467
light from the north..................................................................................................................................................................... 466
light simulation........................................................................................................................................................................... 246
light(patches(impressionism))...................................................................................................................................................... 399
light-absorbent panels................................................................................................................................................................. 391
lighting........................................................................................................................................................................ 274;
331; 335
lighting and view......................................................................................................................................................................... 325
lighting(artificial).................................................................................................................................................................. 332;
425
lighting(tuning)........................................................................................................................................................................... 468
lighting-window........................................................................................................................................................................... 425
light-spots................................................................................................................................................................................. 336
limitations(workshop
project)....................................................................................................................................................... 141
limited rationality........................................................................................................................................................................ 294
limiting conditions...................................................................................................................................................................... 339
limiting reflections...................................................................................................................................................................... 336
Limits to Growth......................................................................................................................................................................... 182
limits(growth)............................................................................................................................................................................. 229
limits(population growth)............................................................................................................................................................. 257
line drawings.............................................................................................................................................................................. 231
line of regression........................................................................................................................................................................ 253
line segment(vector)................................................................................................................................................................... 211
line segments............................................................................................................................................................................ 244
line to plane............................................................................................................................................................................... 477
line(drawing).............................................................................................................................................................................. 444
line(moving(curved path))............................................................................................................................................................. 487
line(points(intervals(decreasing)))................................................................................................................................................. 206
linear function(LP)...................................................................................................................................................................... 299
linear objective-function............................................................................................................................................................... 223
linear programming.............................................................................................................................................................. 209;
218
linear programming model........................................................................................................................................................... 298
lines of the infrastructure............................................................................................................................................................. 432
lines(auxiliary)............................................................................................................................................................................ 290
lines(existing)............................................................................................................................................................................ 317
lines(location)............................................................................................................................................................................ 477
lines(main)................................................................................................................................................................................. 429
lines(visual)................................................................................................................................................................................ 466
lines-of-view............................................................................................................................................................................... 425
linguistic community................................................................................................................................................................... 181
linguistic confusions................................................................................................................................................................... 189
linguistics.................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
link(dynamic)............................................................................................................................................................................. 238
linked........................................................................................................................................................................................ 334
linking....................................................................................................................................................................................... 347
links(graph theory)...................................................................................................................................................................... 216
list of conditions......................................................................................................................................................................... 395
literature(history).......................................................................................................................................................................... 61
literature(research)....................................................................................................................................................................... 25
lituus......................................................................................................................................................................................... 475
live independently....................................................................................................................................................................... 310
Liverpool.................................................................................................................................................................................... 364
living(dispersed)......................................................................................................................................................................... 105
load bearing construction............................................................................................................................................................ 280
load bearing constructions................................................................................................................................................... 331;
345
load carrying component............................................................................................................................................................. 345
load transfer............................................................................................................................................................................... 343
load(heat).................................................................................................................................................................................. 332
load-bearing capacity.................................................................................................................................................................. 286
load-bearing construction............................................................................................................................................................ 339
load-bearing
construction(building(industrial(storey(one, multi, high-rise)),
house(one-family, apartment)))........................................... 342
load-bearing element.................................................................................................................................................................. 236
load-bearing wall........................................................................................................................................................................ 347
loads(external)........................................................................................................................................................................... 331
loads(internal)............................................................................................................................................................................ 331
loads(variable)..................................................................................................................................................................... 341;
342
lobby association......................................................................................................................................................................... 83
local constraints......................................................................................................................................................................... 236
local variations........................................................................................................................................................................... 255
localised forces.......................................................................................................................................................................... 286
location....................................................................................................................................................................... 273;
314; 341
location analysis(history,
plans, earlier initiatives, fascination, traffic).............................................................................................. 419
location(amenities)..................................................................................................................................................................... 267
location(analysis)....................................................................................................................................................................... 419
location(building)................................................................................................................................................................. 359;
372
location(choice).......................................................................................................................................................................... 314
location(dependence).................................................................................................................................................................. 367
location(first
visit)(trees(position), visual lines)............................................................................................................................... 466
location(footings, soil
improvement, pile foundation, variable loads)................................................................................................. 342
location(industrial)...................................................................................................................................................................... 433
location(lines)............................................................................................................................................................................ 477
location(quality(reputation,
acquaintance, social climate)).............................................................................................................. 269
location(selection(building))......................................................................................................................................................... 419
location(study)........................................................................................................................................................................... 287
location(visit)............................................................................................................................................................... 429;
432; 466
location-independent................................................................................................................................................................... 368
locations................................................................................................................................................................................... 347
Lochem..................................................................................................................................................................................... 107
Locke........................................................................................................................................................................................ 414
locomotor system...................................................................................................................................................................... 415
Loghem..................................................................................................................................................................................... 117
logic............................................................................................................................................................................. 26;
254; 414
logic of classes.......................................................................................................................................................................... 190
logic of the building..................................................................................................................................................................... 468
logic of the end-product............................................................................................................................................................... 409
logic(degree of complexity).......................................................................................................................................................... 191
logic(fuzzy)................................................................................................................................................................. 194;
377; 382
logic(logos)................................................................................................................................................................................ 193
logic(modal)............................................................................................................................................................................... 190
logic(negation(imagination(not
the case)))..................................................................................................................................... 190
logic(operation).......................................................................................................................................................................... 191
logic(predicate)................................................................................................................................................................... 179;
191
logic(proposition)................................................................................................................................................................. 191;
194
logical consistency..................................................................................................................................................................... 189
logical empiricism...................................................................................................................................................................... 414
logical equivalence..................................................................................................................................................................... 193
logical form................................................................................................................................................................................ 195
logical form(description,
proposition, deduction, causal explanation, reality)..................................................................................... 200
logical operators......................................................................................................................................................................... 195
logical positivism........................................................................................................................................................................ 414
logical space............................................................................................................................................................................. 194
logistical curve........................................................................................................................................................................... 257
logistical curves......................................................................................................................................................................... 229
logos......................................................................................................................................................................................... 414
London...................................................................................................................................................................................... 364
longest path............................................................................................................................................................................... 218
long-term fundamental R
& D....................................................................................................................................................... 359
long-term time span.................................................................................................................................................................... 160
look(technical)........................................................................................................................................................................... 394
Loon.................................................................................................................................................................................. 263;
293
Loos.............................................................................................................................................................. 92;
108; 144; 145; 152
Loos(un-built)............................................................................................................................................................................. 145
loose objects............................................................................................................................................................................. 114
loose sketch.............................................................................................................................................................................. 289
lot(L-formed).............................................................................................................................................................................. 121
lot(oblique sides)........................................................................................................................................................................ 121
Lotka-Volterra function................................................................................................................................................................ 257
lots(17th – 19th
century)................................................................................................................................................................ 129
lots(adjacent)............................................................................................................................................................................. 122
lounge........................................................................................................................................................................ 465;
467; 468
Louvre....................................................................................................................................................................................... 446
Louwe....................................................................................................................................................................................... 126
low density city.......................................................................................................................................................................... 498
low final product costs................................................................................................................................................................ 358
lowered ceilings......................................................................................................................................................................... 336
lowering of the peaks.................................................................................................................................................................. 335
low-rise tordo............................................................................................................................................................................. 490
LP............................................................................................................................................................................................ 218
LP model........................................................................................................................................................................... 298;
301
Lucerne..................................................................................................................................................................................... 407
Luckhardt.................................................................................................................................................................................. 114
luxury........................................................................................................................................................................................ 273
Lynch........................................................................................................................................................................... 25;
438; 439
Lynch(method(design
element(routes, edges, areas, connections, landmarks)))............................................................................... 441
M&T.................................................................................................................................................................................... 12;
249
M(basis module)........................................................................................................................................................................ 348
M16 bolts.................................................................................................................................................................................. 279
Maas.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 77
Maastricht.......................................................................................................................................................................... 435;
439
Macel......................................................................................................................................................................................... 61
machine aesthetics.................................................................................................................................................................... 109
Macintosh Powerbook................................................................................................................................................................ 232
Mack........................................................................................................................................................................................ 257
magic touch............................................................................................................................................................................... 417
magior M(golden rule)................................................................................................................................................................. 213
magnetic
train(transcontinental)................................................................................................................................................... 495
main building elements............................................................................................................................................................... 345
mainport.................................................................................................................................................................................... 495
maintenance........................................................................................................................................................ 274;
321; 330; 333
maintenance experience............................................................................................................................................................. 158
maintenance technicians............................................................................................................................................................ 327
maintenance(accessible)............................................................................................................................................................ 330
maintenance(skin)...................................................................................................................................................................... 337
Maison
de Verre......................................................................................................................................................................... 394
maker....................................................................................................................................................................................... 479
making...................................................................................................................................................................................... 483
making a model......................................................................................................................................................................... 481
making legends........................................................................................................................................................................... 35
making of plans(decision making,
participation, practicability, evaluation(feasibility(financial, social, legal,
environmental, technical)))... 433
making(design).......................................................................................................................................................................... 478
making(model)........................................................................................................................................................................... 483
making(science)......................................................................................................................................................................... 415
malls......................................................................................................................................................................................... 269
management of consecutive
design actions.................................................................................................................................. 417
management orientated ICT......................................................................................................................................................... 377
management(architectural
design)............................................................................................................................................... 427
management(computer).............................................................................................................................................................. 379
management(construction,
discipline(architectural profession))....................................................................................................... 417
management(design).................................................................................................................................................................. 417
management(empirical model)..................................................................................................................................................... 417
management(intelligent).............................................................................................................................................................. 378
management(language game)...................................................................................................................................................... 189
management(process)................................................................................................................................................................ 356
managers(building)..................................................................................................................................................................... 359
Mandelbrot(fractal)...................................................................................................................................................................... 226
manipulation.............................................................................................................................................................................. 114
manipulation and analysis........................................................................................................................................................... 243
manipulation(interactive(computerised
representation))................................................................................................................... 239
manmade.................................................................................................................................................................................. 491
manual...................................................................................................................................................................................... 372
manual dexterity........................................................................................................................................................................ 415
manufacturability and price.......................................................................................................................................................... 380
manufactured products............................................................................................................................................................... 282
manufacturing............................................................................................................................................................................ 350
manufacturing(building)............................................................................................................................................................... 281
manufacturing(custom)............................................................................................................................................................... 380
map..................................................................................................................................................................................... 71;
218
map(analysis)............................................................................................................................................................................ 432
map(dual).................................................................................................................................................................................. 217
map(graph theory)...................................................................................................................................................................... 216
map(historical development,
spatial-material fabric)....................................................................................................................... 473
map(sketch).............................................................................................................................................................................. 315
map(soil composition).................................................................................................................................................................. 74
map(topographical)....................................................................................................................................................................... 72
Maple................................................................................................................................................................................ 225;
227
maps..................................................................................................................................................................................... 33;
71
maps of the area........................................................................................................................................................................ 429
maps(basic)................................................................................................................................................................................ 74
maps(second generation).............................................................................................................................................................. 75
maps(thematic)...................................................................................................................................................................... 72;
74
margin(accuracy)....................................................................................................................................................................... 212
marginal
returns(diminishing)....................................................................................................................................................... 448
margins(resolution)..................................................................................................................................................................... 211
margins(spaces(open,
built-up))................................................................................................................................................... 440
Marken...................................................................................................................................................................................... 188
market............................................................................................................................................................................... 368;
374
market (sub-system).................................................................................................................................................................. 283
market development................................................................................................................................................................... 375
market investigation(final)............................................................................................................................................................ 283
market need.............................................................................................................................................................................. 374
market opportunities................................................................................................................................................................... 283
market parties............................................................................................................................................................................ 368
market position of
housing(satisfaction(residents))......................................................................................................................... 163
market research......................................................................................................................................................................... 283
market(influences)...................................................................................................................................................................... 355
market(potential)........................................................................................................................................................................ 374
market(target segment)............................................................................................................................................................... 374
market-indicators....................................................................................................................................................................... 167
marketing influences................................................................................................................................................................... 356
marketing plan........................................................................................................................................................................... 369
marketing(pull effect).................................................................................................................................................................. 284
market-orientated scenario.......................................................................................................................................................... 495
marketplace(competition)............................................................................................................................................................ 418
marketposition of dwellings......................................................................................................................................................... 167
market-situation(European
Union)................................................................................................................................................ 500
Marks....................................................................................................................................................................................... 439
Marnixstraat.............................................................................................................................................................................. 120
Marr................................................................................................................................................................................... 232;
233
mass and volume(analysis of
buildings)........................................................................................................................................ 118
mass of the building................................................................................................................................................................... 468
mass study............................................................................................................................................................................... 103
mass(building)........................................................................................................................................................................... 372
mass(heat accumulating)............................................................................................................................................................ 332
mass(space).............................................................................................................................................................................. 129
mass-production........................................................................................................................................................................ 348
master...................................................................................................................................................................................... 101
master and craftsman................................................................................................................................................................. 416
master plan................................................................................................................................................................. 315;
439; 460
master plans.............................................................................................................................................................................. 435
masterplan................................................................................................................................................................................ 405
matched concavities................................................................................................................................................................... 243
material..................................................................................................................................................................................... 337
material artefacts....................................................................................................................................................................... 367
material composition.................................................................................................................................................................. 370
material design.......................................................................................................................................................................... 280
material
development(parameters)................................................................................................................................................ 280
material environment................................................................................................................................................................... 370
material(building)........................................................................................................................................................................ 279
material(engineering).................................................................................................................................................................. 284
material(less sophisticated
types)................................................................................................................................................ 427
material(selection)...................................................................................................................................................................... 110
material(timber, steel,
concrete, etc.)........................................................................................................................................... 345
materialisation(computer)............................................................................................................................................................ 379
materialisation(imaging).............................................................................................................................................................. 483
materialisationorientated
ICT....................................................................................................................................................... 377
materialised design.................................................................................................................................................................... 370
materialising.............................................................................................................................................................................. 279
materialising(detailing)................................................................................................................................................................ 326
materialism................................................................................................................................................................................ 414
materials(application).................................................................................................................................................................. 109
materials(choice)........................................................................................................................................................................ 120
materials(traditional)................................................................................................................................................................... 281
materials(use)............................................................................................................................................................................ 372
MathCad............................................................................................................................................................................ 225;
227
Mathematica...................................................................................................................................................................... 225;
227
mathematical description............................................................................................................................................................ 301
mathematical model............................................................................................................................................................ 182;
301
mathematical models.......................................................................................................................................................... 181;
300
mathematical
operations(equality(supposition))............................................................................................................................. 205
mathematical optimum............................................................................................................................................................... 300
mathematical representation....................................................................................................................................................... 298
mathematical
science(Berlage).................................................................................................................................................... 119
mathematics........................................................................................................................................................................ 21;
203
mathematics(concepts, statements,
expressions, models, declarations, sentences, full-sentence functions,
workings, functions, operators(verbs, conjunctions)) 204
mathematics(equality(supposition)).............................................................................................................................................. 205
mathematics(history).................................................................................................................................................................... 62
mathematics(repetition(equal))..................................................................................................................................................... 205
Matlab............................................................................................................................................................................... 225;
227
matrices.................................................................................................................................................................................... 222
matrix................................................................................................................................................................................ 211;
341
matrix calculation....................................................................................................................................................................... 222
matrix
calculation(unknown variables)........................................................................................................................................... 222
matrix calculations..................................................................................................................................................................... 209
matrix multiplication................................................................................................................................................................... 222
matrix(design game)................................................................................................................................................................... 476
matrix(evaluation)....................................................................................................................................................................... 341
matrix(inverse)........................................................................................................................................................................... 222
matrix(selection)........................................................................................................................................................................ 341
mats(function)............................................................................................................................................................................ 166
matter......................................................................................................................................................................................... 94
Matthews.................................................................................................................................................................................... 99
matting(representation)............................................................................................................................................................... 246
Matura system........................................................................................................................................................................... 354
maximisation............................................................................................................................................................................. 295
maximisation concept................................................................................................................................................................. 314
maximisation models.................................................................................................................................................................. 316
maximisation of utility................................................................................................................................................................. 296
maximisation(dominant
values).................................................................................................................................................... 263
maximisations(individual)............................................................................................................................................................ 316
may be(possible)........................................................................................................................................................................ 191
MAYA....................................................................................................................................................................................... 379
Mayne....................................................................................................................................................................................... 473
mayor and
aldermen(visit(blueprint, cross-section, façade))............................................................................................................ 468
Mcharg....................................................................................................................................................................................... 76
mean........................................................................................................................................................ 38;
54; 207; 219; 220; 253
meander(fractal)......................................................................................................................................................................... 226
mean-field
assumption(reduction(average)).................................................................................................................................... 255
meaning...................................................................................................................................................................................... 93
meaning of
architecture(cultural minority)...................................................................................................................................... 420
meaning(context)....................................................................................................................................................................... 400
meaning(form)............................................................................................................................................................................ 396
meaning(layers)......................................................................................................................................................................... 407
meaning(variety of people)........................................................................................................................................................... 402
meaningful................................................................................................................................................................................... 29
meanings.................................................................................................................................................................................. 392
meanings(chain)......................................................................................................................................................................... 393
meanings(defining)....................................................................................................................................................................... 99
meanings(system)...................................................................................................................................................................... 400
means....................................................................................................................................................................................... 409
means as well as the
objective...................................................................................................................................................... 12
means design............................................................................................................................................................................ 434
means of design............................................................................................................................................................ 29;
433; 438
means orientated......................................................................................................................................................................... 29
means orientated study.............................................................................................................................................................. 328
means orientated(study)............................................................................................................................................................. 173
means(aim)............................................................................................................................................................................ 92;
93
means(aims).............................................................................................................................................................................. 253
means(compositional).................................................................................................................................................................. 89
means(minimum)....................................................................................................................................................................... 407
means-orientated................................................................................................................................................................ 418;
455
means-orientated designing......................................................................................................................................................... 455
means-orientated elaboration....................................................................................................................................................... 416
measurable................................................................................................................................................................................ 447
measure(over)............................................................................................................................................................................ 392
measure(proportion).................................................................................................................................................................... 118
measure(scale).......................................................................................................................................................................... 348
measurement.............................................................................................................................................................................. 25
measurement protocol................................................................................................................................................................ 328
measurements........................................................................................................................................................................... 327
measuring................................................................................................................................................................................. 207
measuring(analysis of
buildings).................................................................................................................................................. 117
measuring(land)......................................................................................................................................................................... 477
measuring-method...................................................................................................................................................................... 121
mechanical model...................................................................................................................................................................... 182
mechanical models.................................................................................................................................................................... 181
mechanics(applied).................................................................................................................................................................... 346
media............................................................................................................................................................ 97;
101; 139; 142; 377
Media Group(Delft)..................................................................................................................................................................... 142
media studies............................................................................................................................................................................ 142
media(design).............................................................................................................................................................................. 96
median............................................................................................................................................................................... 207;
219
medical care.............................................................................................................................................................................. 268
medium switch........................................................................................................................................................................... 181
medium switch(model(verbal,
spatial)).......................................................................................................................................... 186
meeting rooms........................................................................................................................................................................... 275
meeting the requirements............................................................................................................................................................ 297
meeting with the constructor....................................................................................................................................................... 427
meeting(decision-making)........................................................................................................................................................... 446
meeting(minutes)....................................................................................................................................................................... 447
meetings................................................................................................................................................................................... 443
Meijer, Evert Jan........................................................................................................................................................................ 465
Mel’nikov study.......................................................................................................................................................................... 145
memories.................................................................................................................................................................................. 245
memory component.................................................................................................................................................................... 244
memory(collective).............................................................................................................................................................. 106;
402
mental aggregate....................................................................................................................................................................... 236
mental cross-breeding................................................................................................................................................................ 405
mental experiment...................................................................................................................................................................... 145
mental picture............................................................................................................................................................................ 440
mental space............................................................................................................................................................................. 396
Mentzel....................................................................................................................................................................................... 59
Merleau-Ponty........................................................................................................................................................................... 474
Merz......................................................................................................................................................................................... 110
metal boxes............................................................................................................................................................................... 391
meta-language............................................................................................................................................................. 179;
190; 411
metaphor............................................................................................................................................................................ 423;
441
metaphor(leading)....................................................................................................................................................................... 109
metaphor(travel case)................................................................................................................................................................. 109
metaphoric concept.................................................................................................................................................................... 109
metaphorical................................................................................................................................................................................ 68
metaphors...................................................................................................................................................... 25;
102; 106; 245; 493
meta-plan method...................................................................................................................................................................... 308
method......................................................................................................................................................................... 12;
362; 470
method analysing a plan............................................................................................................................................................. 128
method Lynch............................................................................................................................................................................ 441
method of design......................................................................................................................................................................... 97
method per context(series of
phases and their sequences)............................................................................................................ 418
method(analytical-systematic)..................................................................................................................................................... 371
method(associative(brainstorming)).............................................................................................................................................. 371
method(associative).................................................................................................................................................................... 340
method(basic allocation)............................................................................................................................................................. 440
method(confrontational)............................................................................................................................................................... 340
method(connectedness).............................................................................................................................................................. 439
method(counselling)................................................................................................................................................................... 102
method(decomposition)....................................................................................................................................................... 439;
440
method(delphi)........................................................................................................................................................................... 260
method(description(language))..................................................................................................................................................... 438
method(design(intuitive))............................................................................................................................................................. 419
method(design)............................................................................................................................................................ 339;
433; 436
method(design, explicit).............................................................................................................................................................. 369
method(empirical)....................................................................................................................................................................... 448
method(environment
differentiation(intent, function, structure, form, content))).................................................................................. 441
method(fixed way of acting)......................................................................................................................................................... 437
method(independent(use(intended)))............................................................................................................................................. 342
method(intuitive,
explicit(intuition, analyses, selections))................................................................................................................ 339
method(morphological(combination(solution(part-problems))))......................................................................................................... 340
method(morphological)................................................................................................................................................................ 371
method(multi criteria).................................................................................................................................................................. 154
method(perspectives and
projects)............................................................................................................................................... 497
method(production)..................................................................................................................................................................... 279
method(recipe,
ingredients(shopping list))..................................................................................................................................... 409
method(SAR-pattern).................................................................................................................................................................. 440
method(scientific)....................................................................................................................................................................... 298
method(systematic).................................................................................................................................................................... 340
method(theory(value pattern)....................................................................................................................................................... 438
method(three traces).................................................................................................................................................................. 439
method(three-traces).................................................................................................................................................................. 440
method(working)................................................................................................................................................................. 143;
427
methodical................................................................................................................................................................................. 362
methodical approach.................................................................................................................................................................. 360
methodical founding..................................................................................................................................................................... 11
methodical issues(media)........................................................................................................................................................... 142
methodical searching................................................................................................................................................................... 60
methodics................................................................................................................................................................................. 362
methodological approach.............................................................................................................................................................. 25
methodological book.................................................................................................................................................................... 11
methodological design................................................................................................................................................................ 138
methodological
differences(modes(probable, possible, desirable))................................................................................................... 447
methodological discourse............................................................................................................................................................. 61
methodological tool.................................................................................................................................................................... 440
methodologically(working)........................................................................................................................................................... 427
methodology........................................................................................................................................................................ 13;
362
methodology for architecture......................................................................................................................................................... 13
methodology(architectural).......................................................................................................................................................... 234
methodology(building)................................................................................................................................................................. 249
methodology(component
development)......................................................................................................................................... 355
methodology(design).................................................................................................................................................................. 249
methodology(research).......................................................................................................................................................... 24;
249
methodology(understanding each
other's methods)........................................................................................................................ 418
methods...................................................................................................................................................................................... 96
methods of
building(traditional).................................................................................................................................................... 281
methods of decisionmaking......................................................................................................................................................... 496
methods of design................................................................................................................................................................ 95;
139
methods of execution................................................................................................................................................................. 358
methods of research..................................................................................................................................................................... 95
methods(creative)....................................................................................................................................................................... 371
methods(design)........................................................................................................................................................................ 387
methods(designer)...................................................................................................................................................................... 144
methods(housing appraisal)......................................................................................................................................................... 165
methods(logicale-empirical)........................................................................................................................................................... 12
methods(over-value,
rejecting)...................................................................................................................................................... 437
methods(production)................................................................................................................................................................... 329
Metion(poièsis(thinker))............................................................................................................................................................... 479
metre........................................................................................................................................................................................ 348
metropolis((connectedness,
inter-action))..................................................................................................................................... 493
metropolis(multi-centered)........................................................................................................................................................... 496
Metropolitan Debate................................................................................................................................................................... 496
metropolitan debates.................................................................................................................................................................. 497
metropolitan development............................................................................................................................................................ 496
metropolitan
development(economical, ecological, technological).................................................................................................... 496
Meulen...................................................................................................................................................................................... 260
Mey.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 120
Meyer........................................................................................................................................................................... 60;
125; 436
mezzanine................................................................................................................................................................................. 342
Michelangelo............................................................................................................................................................................. 407
micro-organisms........................................................................................................................................................................ 337
Mies van der Rohe...................................................................................................................................................................... 108
Milan......................................................................................................................................................................................... 113
Milieuwetgeving............................................................................................................................................................................ 81
milieuzonering............................................................................................................................................................................. 81
minimal sizes............................................................................................................................................................................ 275
minimal surfaces(drawn as
rectangles)......................................................................................................................................... 467
minimum of design
interventions.................................................................................................................................................. 445
Minkovsky................................................................................................................................................................................. 226
Minnesota................................................................................................................................................................................. 169
minor m(golden rule)................................................................................................................................................................... 213
minutes(meeting)....................................................................................................................................................................... 447
miracles(box)............................................................................................................................................................................. 480
Miralles..................................................................................................................................................................................... 473
Miser........................................................................................................................................................................................ 251
misinterpretations....................................................................................................................................................................... 120
missing factors............................................................................................................................................................................ 93
mission statement...................................................................................................................................................................... 308
mission(enterprise)..................................................................................................................................................................... 373
MIT........................................................................................................................................................................................... 102
mixed structure(U U).................................................................................................................................................................. 326
mixing......................................................................................................................................................................................... 73
mixing(function).......................................................................................................................................................................... 324
mixture(heterogeneous).............................................................................................................................................................. 105
mobile home.............................................................................................................................................................................. 352
mobility scenarios...................................................................................................................................................................... 259
mock-up investigations............................................................................................................................................................... 333
mock-up(full-scale)..................................................................................................................................................................... 456
modal logic................................................................................................................................................................... 26;
190; 192
modal split................................................................................................................................................................................. 266
modalities(scheme).................................................................................................................................................................... 184
modality...................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
modality schema........................................................................................................................................................................ 184
modality(possible)...................................................................................................................................................................... 191
modality(verbs)........................................................................................................................................................................... 189
mode........................................................................................................................................................................................ 219
mode of absolute determinism..................................................................................................................................................... 474
mode of randomness.................................................................................................................................................................. 474
mode of the possible.................................................................................................................................................................. 448
mode of what is desired.............................................................................................................................................................. 444
mode of what is possible............................................................................................................................................................. 444
model............................................................................................................................ 20;
87; 96; 103; 113; 395; 439; 443; 465; 468
model based design................................................................................................................................................................... 443
model making............................................................................................................................................................................ 483
model of an urban system........................................................................................................................................................... 183
model on the basis of
existing artefacts........................................................................................................................................ 144
model(1/100).............................................................................................................................................................................. 477
model(3D).................................................................................................................................................................................. 359
model(analogue)................................................................................................................................................................. 181;
183
model(application,
pre-suppositions(context))................................................................................................................................ 187
model(architects)......................................................................................................................................................................... 99
model(communicative
function).................................................................................................................................................... 181
model(conceptual(theory,
sketch))............................................................................................................................................... 183
model(concrete (spatial,
mechanical)).......................................................................................................................................... 183
model(concrete(empirical
identities)(experimenting(realistic), matter))............................................................................................. 183
model(concrete(national
economy)).............................................................................................................................................. 183
model(concrete, conceptual,
formal)(explorative, descriptive, explicative, projective).......................................................................... 181
model(consistency).................................................................................................................................................................... 179
model(context)........................................................................................................................................................................... 181
model(cultural backgrounds)........................................................................................................................................................ 181
model(descriptive)...................................................................................................................................................................... 184
model(design).............................................................................................................................................................................. 42
model(discussion,
participation, seduction, heuristic, action, execution).......................................................................................... 184
model(doll’s house).................................................................................................................................................................... 395
model(explicative(question(why,
because of what)))....................................................................................................................... 184
model(explicative)....................................................................................................................................................................... 184
model(explorative)...................................................................................................................................................................... 186
model(explorative,
potential, projective)......................................................................................................................................... 184
model(formal (mathematical)....................................................................................................................................................... 183
model(formal logical)................................................................................................................................................................... 189
model(function).......................................................................................................................................................................... 184
model(ideal)............................................................................................................................................................................... 103
model(idealised)......................................................................................................................................................................... 370
model(intentional
projective)........................................................................................................................................................ 184
model(intentional-projective)........................................................................................................................................................ 185
model(making)........................................................................................................................................................................... 481
model(mathematical)........................................................................................................................................................... 182;
301
model(mechanical(simulated(computer)))...................................................................................................................................... 182
model(mechanical)..................................................................................................................................................................... 182
model(over-extension).......................................................................................................................................................... 181;
187
model(planning).......................................................................................................................................................................... 185
model(predictive)........................................................................................................................................................................ 185
model(predictive,
projective(probable)).......................................................................................................................................... 184
model(projective(probable)).......................................................................................................................................................... 185
model(rail system)...................................................................................................................................................................... 182
model(reality(simplified rendering(present,
future)))........................................................................................................................ 181
model(reality)............................................................................................................................................................................. 183
model(rules(material,
technique))................................................................................................................................................. 477
model(scale).............................................................................................................................................................................. 179
model(sculpturing)...................................................................................................................................................................... 421
model(spaciousness).................................................................................................................................................................. 431
model(spatial)............................................................................................................................................................................ 182
model(spatial, verbal).................................................................................................................................................................. 181
model(tested)............................................................................................................................................................................. 183
model(theoretical)....................................................................................................................................................................... 329
model(types(over-extension))....................................................................................................................................................... 188
model(verbal(concepts(defined(variables))))................................................................................................................................... 190
model(working)........................................................................................................................................................................... 469
model-like approach................................................................................................................................................................... 438
modelling........................................................................................................................................................................... 253;
440
modelling(advanced)................................................................................................................................................................... 378
modelling(functions).................................................................................................................................................................... 254
modelling(operationalising(mathematical))..................................................................................................................................... 192
modelling(systems).................................................................................................................................................................... 254
models.......................................................................................................................................... 101;
102; 251; 253; 438; 459; 464
models for predicting.................................................................................................................................................................. 251
models(3D(computer))................................................................................................................................................................ 421
models(city shape)..................................................................................................................................................................... 438
models(computer)...................................................................................................................................................................... 333
models(density)......................................................................................................................................................................... 438
models(digital)........................................................................................................................................................................... 102
models(explaining(design)).......................................................................................................................................................... 161
models(facilities)........................................................................................................................................................................ 438
models(gravity)........................................................................................................................................................................... 267
models(history)............................................................................................................................................................................ 61
models(mathematical)................................................................................................................................................................ 300
models(physical)........................................................................................................................................................................ 102
models(prescriptive).............................................................................................................................................................. 58;
298
models(programming research).................................................................................................................................................... 267
models(reality(reduction(justifiable)))............................................................................................................................................ 181
models(spatial).......................................................................................................................................................................... 145
models(staged).......................................................................................................................................................................... 370
models(thought)......................................................................................................................................................................... 183
models(three-dimensional).......................................................................................................................................................... 231
models(traffic)............................................................................................................................................................................ 438
models(verbal)............................................................................................................................................................................ 189
models(verbal, mathematical,
spatial, mechanical)........................................................................................................................ 181
modern architecture.................................................................................................................................................................... 285
modern art................................................................................................................................................................................. 416
modern movement........................................................................................................................................................................ 96
Modern Movement...................................................................................................................................................................... 109
modern movement(Dutch)........................................................................................................................................................... 117
modernist architecture................................................................................................................................................................ 234
modernity.................................................................................................................................................................................. 122
modes(probable, possible,
desirable)........................................................................................................................................... 447
modesty(simplicity).................................................................................................................................................................... 406
modifications............................................................................................................................................................................. 392
modular co-ordination................................................................................................................................................... 234;
345; 347
modular co-ordination for
building................................................................................................................................................. 348
modular grid............................................................................................................................................................................... 123
modular system......................................................................................................................................................................... 348
modular unit(smallest)................................................................................................................................................................ 423
module...................................................................................................................................................................................... 120
module measure........................................................................................................................................................................ 120
module size(structural)............................................................................................................................................................... 425
module(basis) M........................................................................................................................................................................ 348
module(sizing)........................................................................................................................................................................... 425
module(standard, office).............................................................................................................................................................. 424
modules.................................................................................................................................................................................... 124
Modulor............................................................................................................................................................... 108;
118; 121; 214
modus....................................................................................................................................................................................... 207
modus ponens........................................................................................................................................................................... 197
modus tollens............................................................................................................................................................................ 197
Moens................................................................................................................................................................................... 33;
71
Molema..................................................................................................................................................................................... 117
Mondrianesque.......................................................................................................................................................................... 391
money saver.............................................................................................................................................................................. 165
monitor the range of
attention...................................................................................................................................................... 410
monitored(design
development).................................................................................................................................................... 143
monitoring................................................................................................................................................................................. 260
monitoring(design(execution))...................................................................................................................................................... 160
monocausally............................................................................................................................................................................ 449
mono-functional.......................................................................................................................................................................... 367
monolith concrete façade
beams................................................................................................................................................. 325
monotony.................................................................................................................................................................................. 172
monotony and boredom.............................................................................................................................................................. 170
montage of zones....................................................................................................................................................................... 114
monument................................................................................................................................................................................. 324
Monument Law............................................................................................................................................................................ 83
Monument Ordinance................................................................................................................................................................... 83
monuments................................................................................................................................................................................. 62
morfing...................................................................................................................................................................................... 110
morpher..................................................................................................................................................................................... 487
morphic numbers....................................................................................................................................................................... 215
morphological analysis............................................................................................................................................................... 125
morphological
analysis(history)..................................................................................................................................................... 63
morphological method......................................................................................................................................................... 340;
371
morphological
reconstruction(divison, segmentation, tailoring, detailing).......................................................................................... 445
morphological requirements......................................................................................................................................................... 288
morphological(starting
point)........................................................................................................................................................ 418
morphology.......................................................................................................................................................................... 71;
125
Morphosis................................................................................................................................................................................. 473
most positive and most
negative characteristics............................................................................................................................ 158
motif......................................................................................................................................................................................... 101
motive(guiding)........................................................................................................................................................................... 467
motives(architectural)................................................................................................................................................................... 67
motives(designr)......................................................................................................................................................................... 144
motives(recurring)....................................................................................................................................................................... 141
motor vehicles............................................................................................................................................................................ 316
Moudun..................................................................................................................................................................................... 126
move(inclination)........................................................................................................................................................................ 158
moved(people)............................................................................................................................................................................ 310
movement vector........................................................................................................................................................................ 487
movement(vector)....................................................................................................................................................................... 487
movements(coherence(co-ordination,
synchronisation)).................................................................................................................. 415
Mozart...................................................................................................................................................................................... 409
Muller........................................................................................................................................................................................ 187
multi-actor.......................................................................................................................................................................... 293;
378
multi-actor design
optimisation.................................................................................................................................................... 302
multi-causal............................................................................................................................................................................... 449
multicentred network systems..................................................................................................................................................... 494
multi-criteria method................................................................................................................................................................... 154
multi-disciplinary
complexity....................................................................................................................................................... 358
multi-disciplinary design.............................................................................................................................................................. 339
multi-disciplinary teams.............................................................................................................................................................. 339
multi-discipline........................................................................................................................................................................... 378
multi-functional........................................................................................................................................................................... 449
multi-functional project................................................................................................................................................................ 433
multi-functionality.................................................................................................................................................................. 93;
367
multi-interest.............................................................................................................................................................................. 378
multi-level representations........................................................................................................................................................... 243
multi-level representations
networks............................................................................................................................................. 237
multi-party................................................................................................................................................................................. 293
multi-party negotiation and
decision-making.................................................................................................................................. 303
multiplicating............................................................................................................................................................................. 206
multipurpose theatre................................................................................................................................................................... 481
multi-storey............................................................................................................................................................................... 342
multi-valueous............................................................................................................................................................................ 207
municipal administration............................................................................................................................................................... 81
municipal
authorities(visit(blueprint, cross-section, façade))............................................................................................................ 468
Municipal Executive..................................................................................................................................................................... 83
municipality................................................................................................................................................................................. 81
municipality(guidelines)............................................................................................................................................................... 431
Muntplein.................................................................................................................................................................................. 121
Muratori..................................................................................................................................................................................... 126
Musée à
Croissance Elimitée...................................................................................................................................................... 477
musée imaginaire................................................................................................................................................................ 391;
402
museum............................................................................................................................................................................. 217;
459
museum function(history).............................................................................................................................................................. 66
Museum of Unlimited
Extension.................................................................................................................................................. 477
museum park............................................................................................................................................................................. 461
museum(Dutch, National,
Rijks).................................................................................................................................................. 118
museum(Kröller Müller)............................................................................................................................................................... 110
musical composer...................................................................................................................................................................... 360
Mutt.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 392
MVRDV............................................................................................................................................................................. 110;
140
mystification(visualisation
techniques).......................................................................................................................................... 233
mythological figures(creating)...................................................................................................................................................... 479
mythology................................................................................................................................................................................. 478
mythology(antiquity)..................................................................................................................................................................... 67
N.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 204
n=1 situation............................................................................................................................................................................... 82
n=1 study.................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
NACO....................................................................................................................................................................................... 360
NAI..................................................................................................................................................................... 118;
365; 379; 494
name................................................................................................................................................................................. 200;
449
name concept and variants.......................................................................................................................................................... 308
name giving............................................................................................................................................................................... 193
nameable characteristics............................................................................................................................................................ 447
nameable design actions............................................................................................................................................................ 418
named................................................................................................................................................................................... 11;
35
names................................................................................................................................................................................... 12;
35
naming.................................................................................................................................................................................. 11;
35
naming and delineation............................................................................................................................................................... 447
naming function.......................................................................................................................................................................... 200
naming operations(predicate,
object)............................................................................................................................................ 192
naming
transformations(focus)....................................................................................................................................................... 42
naming(inter-dependencies
between the building parts).................................................................................................................. 350
naming(potential)........................................................................................................................................................................ 351
naming(signs)............................................................................................................................................................................ 474
narrative.................................................................................................................................................................................... 393
narrow down................................................................................................................................................................................ 98
national networks....................................................................................................................................................................... 360
national planning report(4th).......................................................................................................................................................... 496
national planning report(4th,
extra)................................................................................................................................................ 496
national report on spatial
planning(5th)........................................................................................................................................... 497
national rules............................................................................................................................................................................. 360
National Trust.............................................................................................................................................................................. 69
natural numbers......................................................................................................................................................................... 204
natural ventilation....................................................................................................................................................................... 332
Naturalis.................................................................................................................................................................................... 459
nature....................................................................................................................................................................................... 474
nature and culture...................................................................................................................................................................... 110
nature reserve.............................................................................................................................................................................. 81
nature scenarios........................................................................................................................................................................ 259
nature(agriculture)...................................................................................................................................................................... 495
nature(equality).......................................................................................................................................................................... 206
NBD.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 347
n-conjunctive(graph).................................................................................................................................................................... 218
néant........................................................................................................................................................................................ 416
necessary condition................................................................................................................................................................... 196
necessary futures....................................................................................................................................................................... 492
Nederlandsche
Handel-Maatschappij............................................................................................................................. 118;
120; 121
need for a new
building(doubt)..................................................................................................................................................... 427
need(creation)............................................................................................................................................................................ 368
needs of the potential
purchasers................................................................................................................................................ 374
needs(changing)......................................................................................................................................................................... 368
needs(new)................................................................................................................................................................................ 368
negation............................................................................................................................................................................. 416;
417
negation(imagination(not the
case)).............................................................................................................................................. 190
negative numbers....................................................................................................................................................................... 207
neighbour’s property..................................................................................................................................................................... 81
neighbourhood........................................................................................................................................................................... 429
neighbourhood(decline)............................................................................................................................................................... 164
neighbourhood(entrance(estimate
depth))..................................................................................................................................... 430
neighbourhood(residential)........................................................................................................................................................... 433
neighbourhoods........................................................................................................................................................................... 84
neighbours rights......................................................................................................................................................................... 81
Nemausus................................................................................................................................................................................. 392
NEN 1010.................................................................................................................................................................................. 336
NEN 1824.................................................................................................................................................................................. 276
NEN 2658.................................................................................................................................................................................. 272
NEN 2880.................................................................................................................................................................................. 349
NEN 2883.................................................................................................................................................................................. 349
NEN 5700.................................................................................................................................................................................. 348
NEN 6000.................................................................................................................................................................................. 350
NEN norms................................................................................................................................................................................ 370
NEN-norms................................................................................................................................................................................. 80
NEN-standards.......................................................................................................................................................................... 277
neologisms.................................................................................................................................................................................. 35
neopositivism............................................................................................................................................................................. 414
nested(cycle)............................................................................................................................................................................. 444
nesting.................................................................................................................................................................................. 48;
49
net profit(winners, losers)............................................................................................................................................................ 300
Netherlands 2050....................................................................................................................................................................... 495
Netherlands Architecture
Institute......................................................................................................................................... 365;
379
Netherlands Building-trade
Documentation.................................................................................................................................... 347
Netherlands in 2030.................................................................................................................................................................... 497
Netherlands Institute of
Architecture............................................................................................................................................. 494
Netherlands Normalisation
Institute.......................................................................................................................... 80;
272; 348; 373
Netherlands Now As Design........................................................................................................................................................ 494
Netherlands(transformations)....................................................................................................................................................... 494
network....................................................................................................................................................................... 218;
377; 434
network of the amenities............................................................................................................................................................. 268
network planning........................................................................................................................................................................ 218
network
systems(multicentred).................................................................................................................................................... 494
network(cyclical)........................................................................................................................................................................ 218
network(European)..................................................................................................................................................................... 495
network(graph theory)................................................................................................................................................................. 218
networked thinking..................................................................................................................................................................... 380
networking in the design
process................................................................................................................................................. 377
networks of elements.................................................................................................................................................................. 238
Neufert...................................................................................................................................................................................... 276
Neumeyer................................................................................................................................................................................... 68
neurophysiological system.......................................................................................................................................................... 413
neuropsychological
explanations................................................................................................................................................. 389
neutrality..................................................................................................................................................................................... 53
new designs................................................................................................................................................................................ 35
new ideas(disseminating)............................................................................................................................................................ 284
new purpose(accommodate)........................................................................................................................................................ 395
new species.............................................................................................................................................................................. 256
New Urbanity............................................................................................................................................................................. 436
Newton.............................................................................................................................................................................. 227;
269
Newtons binomium..................................................................................................................................................................... 209
NHM......................................................................................................................................................................................... 121
niches(market)........................................................................................................................................................................... 374
Nieuwe Bouwen........................................................................................................................................................................... 67
Nieuwe Vijzelstraat..................................................................................................................................................................... 121
nightmares................................................................................................................................................................................ 419
Nile........................................................................................................................................................................................... 204
Nîmes....................................................................................................................................................................................... 392
NNAO....................................................................................................................................................................................... 495
NNAO(Foundation)..................................................................................................................................................................... 494
NNI.............................................................................................................................................................................. 80;
348; 373
NNM......................................................................................................................................................................................... 460
nodal bond(Gelder)..................................................................................................................................................................... 286
nodal bond(hinged)..................................................................................................................................................................... 286
node(building)............................................................................................................................................................................ 345
node(building)(analysis).............................................................................................................................................................. 353
node(building)(study).................................................................................................................................................................. 351
node(crossing)........................................................................................................................................................................... 218
node(graph theory)..................................................................................................................................................................... 216
node(separational)...................................................................................................................................................................... 218
nodes(connection(lines))............................................................................................................................................................. 216
nodes(dual)................................................................................................................................................................................ 217
noise......................................................................................................................................................................................... 465
noise(hindrance)......................................................................................................................................................................... 164
noise(installations)..................................................................................................................................................................... 331
noise-pollution zone.................................................................................................................................................................... 315
nomenclature............................................................................................................................................................................... 45
nominal size(tolerance)............................................................................................................................................................... 212
nominal values........................................................................................................................................................................... 206
nomological network................................................................................................................................................................... 249
non planar(graph)....................................................................................................................................................................... 217
non-conjunctive graph................................................................................................................................................................. 218
non-contingent states of
dispersion.............................................................................................................................................. 215
non-designing.............................................................................................................................................................................. 26
non-dichotomous........................................................................................................................................................................ 207
non-dimensional numbers........................................................................................................................................................... 329
non-linear relationships............................................................................................................................................................... 382
non-place.................................................................................................................................................................................. 474
nonsensical shape..................................................................................................................................................................... 243
nontransparent results................................................................................................................................................................ 163
non-truth.................................................................................................................................................................................... 189
norm......................................................................................................................................................................................... 372
normal distribution...................................................................................................................................................................... 220
normalisation........................................................................................................................................................................ 80;
128
Normalisation
Institute(Netherlands)............................................................................................................................................. 348
normative.................................................................................................................................................................................... 53
normative architectural
model...................................................................................................................................................... 240
normative scenario..................................................................................................................................................................... 259
norms....................................................................................................................................................................................... 370
norms(probability)....................................................................................................................................................................... 220
norms(social)............................................................................................................................................................................. 307
norms(technical)................................................................................................................................................................... 80;
165
nostalgia................................................................................................................................................................................... 401
not............................................................................................................................................................................................ 197
not anticipated consequences..................................................................................................................................................... 159
not intended(effects)................................................................................................................................................................... 149
not the case(imagination)............................................................................................................................................................ 194
not the case(truth)...................................................................................................................................................................... 190
notches..................................................................................................................................................................................... 236
notes................................................................................................................................................................................. 423;
466
not-here-and-now(imagination)..................................................................................................................................................... 194
noun.................................................................................................................................................................................... 40;
200
nouns......................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Nouvel.......................................................................................................................................................... 108;
109; 395; 407; 408
novel solutions............................................................................................................................................................................. 95
novelty........................................................................................................................................................................... 25;
28; 356
Novem....................................................................................................................................................................................... 313
nuclear fusion(energy)................................................................................................................................................................. 495
null-hypothesis............................................................................................................................................................................ 12
number of objectives................................................................................................................................................................... 367
number of seats......................................................................................................................................................................... 275
number of users......................................................................................................................................................................... 274
number theory(sequencing)......................................................................................................................................................... 205
number(ID)................................................................................................................................................................................. 205
number(identification).................................................................................................................................................................. 205
number(index)............................................................................................................................................................................ 205
number(nature(equality),
place(difference)).................................................................................................................................... 206
number(quantity)........................................................................................................................................................................ 206
number(serial)............................................................................................................................................................................ 206
numbering(serial)........................................................................................................................................................................ 206
numbering(serial)(categorising).................................................................................................................................................... 205
numbering(serial, sequence)........................................................................................................................................................ 205
numbers(complex)...................................................................................................................................................................... 226
numbers(morphic)...................................................................................................................................................................... 215
numbers(natural)........................................................................................................................................................................ 204
numbers(non-dimensional).......................................................................................................................................................... 329
numbers(prime).......................................................................................................................................................................... 124
numbers(rational)....................................................................................................................................................................... 204
numbers(real)............................................................................................................................................................................. 204
numerable................................................................................................................................................................................. 447
numerical system....................................................................................................................................................................... 207
Nusselt(non-dimensional
number)................................................................................................................................................ 329
NWO........................................................................................................................................................................................ 252
object........................................................................................................................................................................................ 413
object as well as the
context are manipulated............................................................................................................................... 455
object constancy........................................................................................................................................................... 37;
103; 413
object language.......................................................................................................................................................................... 190
object to be designed(context)..................................................................................................................................................... 443
object varies.............................................................................................................................................................................. 455
object(common)......................................................................................................................................................................... 392
object(computer programming).................................................................................................................................................... 234
object(context(unique(programme
of requirements, situation, client, designer)))................................................................................ 493
object(context).............................................................................................................................................................. 90;
443; 455
object(everyday)......................................................................................................................................................................... 392
object(grammar)......................................................................................................................................................................... 225
object(liberating(context))............................................................................................................................................................ 493
object(type, intrinsic
properties, extrinsic relations)....................................................................................................................... 234
object(variable)........................................................................................................................................................................... 443
object-driven
approach(history)...................................................................................................................................................... 64
objectification............................................................................................................................................................................. 413
objectified.................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
objective............................................................................................................................................................................. 253;
416
objective function(LP).................................................................................................................................................................. 299
objective orientated..................................................................................................................................................................... 328
objective proposition..................................................................................................................................................................... 29
objective statements................................................................................................................................................................... 307
objective(optimisation)................................................................................................................................................................ 221
objectively rational...................................................................................................................................................................... 294
objective-mean-relations.............................................................................................................................................................. 371
objectives.................................................................................................................................................................................... 59
objectives and means(chain)....................................................................................................................................................... 371
objectives and wishes................................................................................................................................................................. 271
objectives begin to assume
shape............................................................................................................................................... 406
objectives(covering).................................................................................................................................................................... 371
objectives(number)..................................................................................................................................................................... 367
objectivity.............................................................................................................................................................................. 23;
53
objects as well as their
context..................................................................................................................................................... 12
objects(determined)...................................................................................................................................................................... 20
objects(familiar).......................................................................................................................................................................... 244
objects(overlapping).................................................................................................................................................................... 236
objects(recognised(colour))......................................................................................................................................................... 416
objects(suffering)........................................................................................................................................................................ 446
Oblast....................................................................................................................................................................................... 117
obscure(construction not
recognised)........................................................................................................................................... 407
observation................................................................................................................................................................................ 250
observation(grain(place,
time))..................................................................................................................................................... 201
observations(programming
research)............................................................................................................................................ 267
observe users............................................................................................................................................................................ 466
obvious...................................................................................................................................................................................... 416
occupancy................................................................................................................................................................................. 335
occupancy rates........................................................................................................................................................................ 275
occupant reactions..................................................................................................................................................................... 334
occupants poll........................................................................................................................................................................... 166
occupants(preferences)............................................................................................................................................................... 165
occupants’ preferences............................................................................................................................................................... 165
occupier.................................................................................................................................................................................... 351
Octactube................................................................................................................................................................................. 356
octahedron(graph)...................................................................................................................................................................... 217
office......................................................................................................................................................................................... 324
office building............................................................................................................................................................................. 276
office concentrations................................................................................................................................................................... 269
office for mail............................................................................................................................................................................. 423
office module(standard)............................................................................................................................................................... 424
office restaurant.................................................................................................................................................................. 275;
423
office surface............................................................................................................................................................................. 288
office unit(size)........................................................................................................................................................................... 423
office wings................................................................................................................................................................................ 424
office(box).................................................................................................................................................................................. 470
office(wings)............................................................................................................................................................................... 427
office-like look............................................................................................................................................................................ 326
offices....................................................................................................................................................................................... 270
offices(demand).......................................................................................................................................................................... 267
offices(hall)................................................................................................................................................................................ 288
official
notification(building permit).................................................................................................................................................. 81
off-site....................................................................................................................................................................................... 280
off-site factory............................................................................................................................................................................ 279
old ideas................................................................................................................................................................................... 390
oligo-functional........................................................................................................................................................................... 367
OMA.......................................................................................................................................................................... 112;
114; 140
omission(art).............................................................................................................................................................................. 406
omission(reduction,
concentration)............................................................................................................................................... 407
on the site................................................................................................................................................................................. 280
one stop shopping...................................................................................................................................................................... 268
one-family
housing(load-bearing construction)............................................................................................................................... 342
one-of-a-kind-creative-aesthetic
motivation.................................................................................................................................... 361
one-storey................................................................................................................................................................................. 342
one-storey
building(construction(roof, ground floor))....................................................................................................................... 342
one-storey
building(construction)................................................................................................................................................. 342
one-storey buildings................................................................................................................................................................... 342
on-site assembly and
installation................................................................................................................................................. 281
on-site demolition......................................................................................................................................................................... 81
on-site(controlled)....................................................................................................................................................................... 281
Oosterhuis.................................................................................................................................................................. 359;
364; 380
OPEC-countries......................................................................................................................................................................... 494
open and closed......................................................................................................................................................................... 429
open building block..................................................................................................................................................................... 114
open communication.................................................................................................................................................................. 338
open connection......................................................................................................................................................................... 326
open design................................................................................................................................................................ 293;
302; 303
open space(built-on space)........................................................................................................................................................... 40
open spaces(intermediary)............................................................................................................................................................ 60
open to communication,
control and verification............................................................................................................................. 362
openable windows...................................................................................................................................................................... 335
open-ended........................................................................................................................................................................ 303;
396
opening times............................................................................................................................................................................ 335
open-mindedness(experience)..................................................................................................................................................... 403
operation(continuation)................................................................................................................................................................ 242
operation(design)........................................................................................................................................................................ 134
operation(distribution).......................................................................................................................................................... 242;
243
operation(grammar,
mathematics)................................................................................................................................................ 225
operation(iteration)...................................................................................................................................................................... 242
operation(logic).......................................................................................................................................................................... 191
operation(reversal)...................................................................................................................................................................... 242
operation(symmetrical
patterns)................................................................................................................................................... 242
operationability(scientific)............................................................................................................................................................ 446
operational............................................................................................................................................................................. 25;
40
operational research................................................................................................................................................................... 409
operational
values(objectives)...................................................................................................................................................... 254
operational(criteria)..................................................................................................................................................................... 371
operational(function(mathematical)).............................................................................................................................................. 192
operational(making).................................................................................................................................................................... 416
operational(strategic).................................................................................................................................................................. 254
operationalisation..................................................................................................................................................... 40;
54; 250; 254
operationalisation(design)............................................................................................................................................................ 192
operationalisation(formula,
formulation)......................................................................................................................................... 192
operationalisation(test)................................................................................................................................................................ 165
operationalisations(programme
of requirements)............................................................................................................................ 159
operationalise............................................................................................................................................................................ 254
operationalising(mathematical).................................................................................................................................................... 192
operationalising(validity,
reliability)................................................................................................................................................. 92
operationalising(verb).................................................................................................................................................................. 192
operationising............................................................................................................................................................................ 154
operationising(flexibility(accommodate(organisation(change))))....................................................................................................... 154
operationising(variables(measured)).............................................................................................................................................. 154
operations.............................................................................................................................................................................. 40;
55
operations research.................................................................................................................................................................... 298
operations(coding)...................................................................................................................................................................... 242
operators(logical)........................................................................................................................................................................ 195
opponent..................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
opportunities.............................................................................................................................................................................. 374
opportunities for
choice(science).................................................................................................................................................. 307
opportunities(enterprise).............................................................................................................................................................. 374
opportunities(existing)................................................................................................................................................................. 430
opportunities(external)................................................................................................................................................................ 374
oppositions(finding)..................................................................................................................................................................... 459
optimisation................................................................................................................................................................ 168;
221; 293
optimisation models(linear
programming, transparant, democratical)............................................................................................... 263
optimisation(boundary
conditions)................................................................................................................................................ 221
optimisation(changing
conditions)................................................................................................................................................ 221
optimisation(context).................................................................................................................................................................. 221
optimisation(corner point)............................................................................................................................................................ 221
optimisation(decision
theory(conflicting requirements))................................................................................................................... 263
optimisation(effective)................................................................................................................................................................. 221
optimisation(end, means)............................................................................................................................................................ 221
optimisation(maximal)................................................................................................................................................................. 221
optimisation(object function)........................................................................................................................................................ 221
optimisation(objective)................................................................................................................................................................ 221
optimisation(perspectives)........................................................................................................................................................... 221
optimisation(professional
group)................................................................................................................................................... 293
optimisation(remainder)............................................................................................................................................................... 222
optimisation(slack
variables)........................................................................................................................................................ 222
optimisation(social group)........................................................................................................................................................... 293
optimisation(solution space)........................................................................................................................................................ 221
optimisation(verbal model(consensus(actors,
umbrella concept, phased development))..................................................................... 263
optimise.................................................................................................................................................................................... 293
optimising.................................................................................................................................................................................. 209
optimising daylight..................................................................................................................................................................... 426
optimising problems................................................................................................................................................................... 227
optimum choice......................................................................................................................................................................... 297
optimum choice from
alternative possibilities(planners).................................................................................................................. 298
optimum design.................................................................................................................................................... 293;
297; 300; 302
optimum design process............................................................................................................................................................. 297
optimum design(sub-designs)...................................................................................................................................................... 298
optimum distribution................................................................................................................................................................... 297
optimum form............................................................................................................................................................................. 297
optimum group design................................................................................................................................................................ 301
optimum professional design....................................................................................................................................................... 293
optimum quality......................................................................................................................................................................... 302
optimum social design................................................................................................................................................................ 293
optimum(arithmetical).......................................................................................................................................................... 297;
298
optimum(mathematical).............................................................................................................................................................. 300
optimum(social group)................................................................................................................................................................ 293
optimum(technical group)............................................................................................................................................................ 293
optimumselectionof
subsolutions................................................................................................................................................. 302
options(design)................................................................................................................................................................... 144;
485
or.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 197
OR.................................................................................................................................................................................... 197;
298
order......................................................................................................................................................................................... 475
order and
complexity(perception)................................................................................................................................................. 241
order and contrast........................................................................................................................................................................ 95
order and structure..................................................................................................................................................................... 476
order of magnitude...................................................................................................................................................................... 206
order(class(objects(perception))).................................................................................................................................................. 240
order(perception)........................................................................................................................................................................ 241
ordered housing......................................................................................................................................................................... 219
ordering..................................................................................................................................................................................... 459
ordering concepts....................................................................................................................................................................... 429
ordering of the programme........................................................................................................................................................... 436
ordering studies......................................................................................................................................................................... 466
ordering(formal)............................................................................................................................................................ 433;
436; 438
ordering(forming)........................................................................................................................................................................ 429
ordering(functional)..................................................................................................................................................................... 438
ordering(space-time)................................................................................................................................................................... 474
ordering(spatial(establishing
form), functional)............................................................................................................................... 433
orderliness.................................................................................................................................................................................. 95
orders of classical
architecture.................................................................................................................................................... 234
ordinal....................................................................................................................................................................................... 206
ordinal criteria............................................................................................................................................................................ 370
organic type............................................................................................................................................................................... 104
organically(growing).................................................................................................................................................................... 368
organisation................................................................................................................................................................................. 59
organisation development............................................................................................................................................................ 375
organisation of the
spaces(traffic, urban adjustment)...................................................................................................................... 468
organisation process.................................................................................................................................................................. 375
organisation theory..................................................................................................................................................................... 444
organisation to be housed........................................................................................................................................................... 372
organisation(bisecting(building))................................................................................................................................................... 424
organisation(creative).................................................................................................................................................................... 95
organisation(functional)............................................................................................................................................................... 434
organisation(learning).................................................................................................................................................................. 306
organisation(project)................................................................................................................................................................... 331
organisation(spatial
functional)..................................................................................................................................................... 434
organisation(spatial)................................................................................................................................................................... 133
organisational environment.......................................................................................................................................................... 373
organisational form..................................................................................................................................................................... 374
organisational
science(opposition(average)).................................................................................................................................. 255
organisational structure....................................................................................................................................................... 218;
271
organisational
structure(blueprints, floor plans, cross-sections)....................................................................................................... 276
organisational
structure(history)..................................................................................................................................................... 65
organisations............................................................................................................................................................................. 288
organisations(private).................................................................................................................................................................... 81
organisations/mechanisms/concepts(new).................................................................................................................................... 395
organogram............................................................................................................................................................................... 363
orientation............................................................................................................................................................. 58;
132; 441; 468
orientation preferences................................................................................................................................................................ 243
orientation(canonical).................................................................................................................................................................. 243
orientation(European).................................................................................................................................................................. 494
origin(co-ordinates)..................................................................................................................................................................... 211
original
significance(history).......................................................................................................................................................... 64
original state.............................................................................................................................................................................. 470
original(origin)............................................................................................................................................................................ 124
ornamentation............................................................................................................................................................................ 108
ornamentation and symbol............................................................................................................................................................ 95
ortho’s....................................................................................................................................................................................... 487
orthodoxy versus orthopraxy........................................................................................................................................................ 245
orthogonal built structure............................................................................................................................................................. 487
orthogonal system...................................................................................................................................................................... 430
orthographic projection................................................................................................................................................................ 245
orthographic
projection(salient features)........................................................................................................................................ 232
orthopraxy versus orthodoxy........................................................................................................................................................ 245
Osdorp...................................................................................................................................................................................... 130
Otto.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 209
Oudenbosch................................................................................................................................................................................ 67
Our Common Future................................................................................................................................................................... 181
outcome(collective)..................................................................................................................................................................... 296
outcomes of design.................................................................................................................................................................... 143
outcomes(sum).......................................................................................................................................................................... 220
outline design............................................................................................................................................................................ 342
outline master plan..................................................................................................................................................................... 317
outline plan................................................................................................................................................................................ 317
outline plan(spatial).................................................................................................................................................................... 340
outlines..................................................................................................................................................................................... 244
outmoded concept...................................................................................................................................................................... 389
output......................................................................................................................................................................................... 48
output(research)......................................................................................................................................................................... 141
outside world(astonishment)........................................................................................................................................................ 413
outside(graph theory).................................................................................................................................................................. 217
outside(schale dependent).......................................................................................................................................................... 190
overall requirements.................................................................................................................................................................... 340
overall vision.............................................................................................................................................................................. 406
overcrowding.............................................................................................................................................................................. 170
overemphasising details.............................................................................................................................................................. 190
over-extension(model)................................................................................................................................................................. 181
overlap................................................................................................................................................................................. 93;
438
overlapping between..................................................................................................................................................................... 39
overlapping concepts.................................................................................................................................................................... 38
overlapping objects..................................................................................................................................................................... 236
overlaps(focus)............................................................................................................................................................................. 42
overloading................................................................................................................................................................................ 285
over-measure............................................................................................................................................................................. 392
owner of the building(analysis
of buildings).................................................................................................................................... 118
owner of the problem.................................................................................................................................................................. 372
packed(surfaces, volumes).......................................................................................................................................................... 215
paint computer programme.......................................................................................................................................................... 210
painter(excellent part
solution)..................................................................................................................................................... 410
painting loft................................................................................................................................................................................ 466
paint-work.................................................................................................................................................................................. 337
paleography................................................................................................................................................................................. 62
Palladian shapegrammar............................................................................................................................................................. 237
Palladian villas........................................................................................................................................................................... 237
Palladio.............................................................................................................................................................................. 104;
118
Palladio motive............................................................................................................................................................................ 67
Palmboom........................................................................................................................................................................... 76;
131
panel(façade)............................................................................................................................................................................. 346
panelling.................................................................................................................................................................................... 332
Panerai..................................................................................................................................................................................... 126
panorama.................................................................................................................................................................................. 474
panorama(circumscription).......................................................................................................................................................... 474
Panoramas................................................................................................................................................................................ 129
panorame-theatre....................................................................................................................................................................... 480
Pantheon.................................................................................................................................................................................... 66
Papini....................................................................................................................................................................................... 415
parabolic roof............................................................................................................................................................................. 115
paradigm................................................................................................................................................................................... 400
paradigms................................................................................................................................................................................. 391
paragraphs............................................................................................................................................................................. 43;
46
parallax..................................................................................................................................................................................... 414
parameter.................................................................................................................................................................................. 256
parameters......................................................................................................................................................................... 225;
255
parameters(too many)................................................................................................................................................................. 256
parametric complexity................................................................................................................................................................ 242
Pareto’s criterion........................................................................................................................................................................ 299
Paris......................................................................................................................................................................................... 446
parked cars............................................................................................................................................................................... 392
parking area............................................................................................................................................................................... 269
parking lots................................................................................................................................................................................ 465
parking place............................................................................................................................................................................. 269
parking spaces.......................................................................................................................................................................... 269
parking strips............................................................................................................................................................................. 392
parking(index numbers)............................................................................................................................................................... 266
Parma....................................................................................................................................................................................... 126
Parsons.................................................................................................................................................................................... 104
part-assignment......................................................................................................................................................................... 341
part-assignment(plan(spatial),
programme of requirements)............................................................................................................ 340
part-designers............................................................................................................................................................................ 359
part-designs....................................................................................................................................................................... 339;
363
partial building groups................................................................................................................................................................. 349
partial designs........................................................................................................................................................................... 369
partial event............................................................................................................................................................................... 219
partial qualities........................................................................................................................................................................... 154
participants................................................................................................................................................................................ 443
participants in the building
process.............................................................................................................................................. 377
participants in the
decision-making(perspective(probable future))..................................................................................................... 446
participants in three
rôles(persons deciding, agents in initiating, citizens in defining and selecting perspectives)................................. 497
participants(construction
process)................................................................................................................................................. 51
participants(influence)................................................................................................................................................................. 339
participation............................................................................................................................................................................... 433
participation model..................................................................................................................................................................... 184
participation(clients,
users)......................................................................................................................................................... 151
participators in
planning(landowners, users, developers, government).............................................................................................. 493
particular to the general.............................................................................................................................................................. 191
parties(buiding process))............................................................................................................................................................. 271
parties(identification)................................................................................................................................................................... 363
parties(market)........................................................................................................................................................................... 368
partition constructions................................................................................................................................................................ 331
partition walls............................................................................................................................................................................. 332
partition walls(change per
tenant)................................................................................................................................................. 332
partitioned................................................................................................................................................................................. 290
partitioning of the building............................................................................................................................................................ 335
partitioning(inner)........................................................................................................................................................................ 347
part-product(detailed
requirements).............................................................................................................................................. 340
part-products............................................................................................................................................................................. 339
part-products(multi-disciplinary
design)......................................................................................................................................... 339
parts joined together................................................................................................................................................................... 429
parts(entity)............................................................................................................................................................................... 119
parts(repetition).......................................................................................................................................................................... 489
parts(whole)............................................................................................................................................................................... 429
part-solutions............................................................................................................................................................................. 340
part-solutions(foundation,
roof, floors)........................................................................................................................................... 341
part-solutions(visualise(sketches))............................................................................................................................................... 341
party(political)............................................................................................................................................................................ 492
Pascal...................................................................................................................................................................................... 229
passages.................................................................................................................................................................................. 129
passing through......................................................................................................................................................................... 462
passion..................................................................................................................................................................................... 419
past(witnesses)........................................................................................................................................................................... 61
Pastunink.................................................................................................................................................................................. 286
path(critical)............................................................................................................................................................................... 218
path(graph theory)...................................................................................................................................................................... 218
path(longest).............................................................................................................................................................................. 218
path(shortest)............................................................................................................................................................................ 218
paths and planting...................................................................................................................................................................... 391
Patijn........................................................................................................................................................................................ 313
pattern.................................................................................................................................................................... 93;
94; 440; 475
pattern language........................................................................................................................................................................ 439
pattern language(design
directives).............................................................................................................................................. 442
pattern method........................................................................................................................................................................... 439
pattern of urban centres.............................................................................................................................................................. 496
pattern(conditions)...................................................................................................................................................................... 442
pattern(design problem).............................................................................................................................................................. 442
pattern(fixed).............................................................................................................................................................................. 235
pattern(labyrinth)........................................................................................................................................................................ 481
pattern(perception)..................................................................................................................................................................... 242
patterns in variation.................................................................................................................................................................... 144
patterns(cities, neighbourhoods,
residences, rooms and also the basic construction of minor building
commissions).......................... 442
patterns(connection(levels))......................................................................................................................................................... 442
patterns(prototypical).................................................................................................................................................................. 237
patterns(recognisable)................................................................................................................................................................ 392
patterns(search)......................................................................................................................................................................... 382
pavement................................................................................................................................................................................... 477
pavilion facilities......................................................................................................................................................................... 170
Pavilion of Presentations............................................................................................................................................................. 477
Pavillon
des Expositions Temporaires.......................................................................................................................................... 477
payoff matrix.............................................................................................................................................................................. 296
PD............................................................................................................................................................................................ 338
PD model.................................................................................................................................................................................. 296
PD-ordering............................................................................................................................................................................... 296
peaks in the demand for
movement.............................................................................................................................................. 335
pedestrians................................................................................................................................................................................ 316
peek-a-boo................................................................................................................................................................................ 414
peer review.................................................................................................................................................................................. 52
peers........................................................................................................................................................................................ 249
Peirce................................................................................................................................................................................ 197;
415
Pellikaan................................................................................................................................................................................... 295
pen........................................................................................................................................................................................... 290
pencil................................................................................................................................................................................. 290;
463
pencil and pen........................................................................................................................................................................... 466
Pendrecht.................................................................................................................................................................................. 439
penetration stage....................................................................................................................................................................... 369
Pennartz................................................................................................................................................................................ 55;
59
people....................................................................................................................................................................................... 491
perceive a thing differently........................................................................................................................................................... 393
perceive(interest,
searching)........................................................................................................................................................ 400
perceived
object(complexity(perception))...................................................................................................................................... 240
perceiving(changing context)....................................................................................................................................................... 399
perceiving(intentions).................................................................................................................................................................. 399
perception................................................................................................................................................................... 139;
231; 414
perception of the problem............................................................................................................................................................ 255
perception of unity(mental
achievement)......................................................................................................................................... 95
perception(completing)................................................................................................................................................................ 235
perception(context)..................................................................................................................................................................... 443
perception(Gibsonian)................................................................................................................................................................. 244
perception(intuitive)..................................................................................................................................................................... 237
perception(model)....................................................................................................................................................................... 181
perception(projection)................................................................................................................................................................. 414
perception(reduction).................................................................................................................................................................. 447
perception(resistance(noise))....................................................................................................................................................... 243
perception(selective)..................................................................................................................................................................... 53
perception(visual(from a
distance, from up-close)).......................................................................................................................... 413
perceptual and cognitive
devices.................................................................................................................................................. 243
perceptual arousal...................................................................................................................................................................... 240
perceptual complexity................................................................................................................................................................. 240
perceptual organisation............................................................................................................................................................... 242
Perec........................................................................................................................................................................................ 476
perfection.................................................................................................................................................................................... 97
perfection(subconscious
self)...................................................................................................................................................... 459
perfectionism(growth(imperfection)).............................................................................................................................................. 418
performance checks................................................................................................................................................................... 163
performance criteria..................................................................................................................................................... 240;
274; 275
performance description.............................................................................................................................................................. 351
performance evaluation............................................................................................................................................................... 163
performance of the building.......................................................................................................................................................... 350
performance requirements.................................................................................................................................................... 274;
306
performance
requirements(technical context)................................................................................................................................ 263
performance score...................................................................................................................................................................... 167
performance(energy)................................................................................................................................................................... 333
performance(joy)........................................................................................................................................................................ 286
performance(measurement
assessment)...................................................................................................................................... 163
performance(precision,
price)....................................................................................................................................................... 212
performance(properties(physical
))............................................................................................................................................... 165
performance(specified)................................................................................................................................................................ 283
performances(building)................................................................................................................................................................ 305
pergola...................................................................................................................................................................................... 427
perimeter................................................................................................................................................................................... 170
period of reliability...................................................................................................................................................................... 201
periodising(history)....................................................................................................................................................................... 67
peripherally(localised(programme(quantity)))................................................................................................................................. 215
permutations...................................................................................................................................................................... 208;
209
permutations with repetition......................................................................................................................................................... 209
permutations without
repetition.................................................................................................................................................... 208
perseverance(intelligence)........................................................................................................................................................... 284
personal characteristics.............................................................................................................................................................. 274
personal events.......................................................................................................................................................................... 419
personal ties.............................................................................................................................................................................. 367
personnel.................................................................................................................................................................................. 171
perspective..................................................................................................................................................................... 38;
51; 255
perspective(careful)..................................................................................................................................................................... 494
perspective(critical)..................................................................................................................................................................... 495
perspective(drawing board(confusion
of observation standpoints)).................................................................................................... 188
perspective(drawing)................................................................................................................................................................... 174
perspective(dynamic).................................................................................................................................................................. 495
perspective(evaluation)................................................................................................................................................................ 149
perspective(explicit).................................................................................................................................................................... 174
perspective(material,
social).......................................................................................................................................................... 90
perspective(policy(critical,
dynamic, careful, relaxed)(water system, agriculture, international
connections, multicentred network systems)) 494
perspective(probable future)......................................................................................................................................................... 446
perspective(projects,
strategy)..................................................................................................................................................... 496
perspective(relaxed).................................................................................................................................................................... 495
perspectives................................................................................................................................................................................ 21
perspectives and projects............................................................................................................................................................ 497
perspectives(optimisation)........................................................................................................................................................... 221
persuaded(studies, examples)..................................................................................................................................................... 427
persuasion................................................................................................................................................................................. 295
Peutz........................................................................................................................................................................................ 291
Pevsner....................................................................................................................................................................................... 68
phase models............................................................................................................................................................................ 370
phase(analysis).......................................................................................................................................................................... 340
phase(convergence(combination(part
solutions)))........................................................................................................................... 339
phase(creative)(analysis,
synthesis, evaluation)............................................................................................................................ 340
phase(differences(creative
process, interim products))................................................................................................................... 418
phase(divergence(increase(possible
variations))............................................................................................................................. 339
phase(evaluation)....................................................................................................................................................................... 340
phase(execution)........................................................................................................................................................................ 340
phase(implementation)................................................................................................................................................................ 340
phase(inception)......................................................................................................................................................................... 377
phase(synthesis)........................................................................................................................................................................ 340
phased plan development............................................................................................................................................................ 306
phases(design process).............................................................................................................................................................. 116
phases(previous)........................................................................................................................................................................ 417
phenomenological approach............................................................................................................................................... 33;
54; 55
phenomenology.......................................................................................................................................................................... 414
phenomenon.............................................................................................................................................................................. 485
philology(history).......................................................................................................................................................................... 62
philosophy................................................................................................................................................................................. 387
philosophy(Greek)...................................................................................................................................................................... 478
philosophy(mythology)................................................................................................................................................................ 479
Phoenician trade........................................................................................................................................................................ 204
photo computer programme......................................................................................................................................................... 210
photo-realistic renderings............................................................................................................................................................ 231
photo-realistic visualisation.......................................................................................................................................................... 245
physical building conditions......................................................................................................................................................... 273
physical conditions..................................................................................................................................................................... 275
Physical Planning Act.................................................................................................................................................................. 84
Physical Planning
Key-Decision.................................................................................................................................................... 84
physical protection..................................................................................................................................................................... 474
physical relations in the
building.................................................................................................................................................. 427
physical relations(too long).......................................................................................................................................................... 427
physical sensations.................................................................................................................................................................... 188
physical-chemical form............................................................................................................................................................... 370
physics.............................................................................................................................................................................. 346;
414
Piaget................................................................................................................................................................. 194;
413; 414; 415
Piano................................................................................................................................................................................. 213;
360
Picasso............................................................................................................................................................................. 393;
408
pictograms(message)................................................................................................................................................................. 406
pictorial instructions................................................................................................................................................................... 231
pictorial properties(visual
pervception)........................................................................................................................................... 245
pictorial representation................................................................................................................................................................ 231
picture(adaptation)...................................................................................................................................................................... 462
picture(mental)........................................................................................................................................................................... 440
picture’s content........................................................................................................................................................................ 245
pictures(simple)......................................................................................................................................................................... 460
pile foundation............................................................................................................................................................................ 342
piles(driving)............................................................................................................................................................................... 280
pilot study................................................................................................................................................................................. 142
pilotis principle........................................................................................................................................................................... 392
pioneering stage......................................................................................................................................................................... 369
pipes......................................................................................................................................................................................... 336
pivot.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 224
pivot column.............................................................................................................................................................................. 223
pixel-orientated computer
programme........................................................................................................................................... 210
pixels(picture elements(screen)).................................................................................................................................................. 210
place................................................................................................................................................................................. 269;
441
Place Charles de Gaulle............................................................................................................................................................. 446
place for discussion.................................................................................................................................................................... 275
place(difference)......................................................................................................................................................................... 206
place(experience)....................................................................................................................................................................... 441
place(indication)......................................................................................................................................................................... 206
place(non)................................................................................................................................................................................. 474
place(notion).............................................................................................................................................................................. 474
place(sense of)............................................................................................................................................................................ 95
place(space).............................................................................................................................................................................. 403
placing of the lights.................................................................................................................................................................... 336
plan.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 419
plan analyses(evaluation ex
post)................................................................................................................................................ 152
plan analysis............................................................................................................................................................................... 58
plan configurations..................................................................................................................................................................... 133
plan criticism............................................................................................................................................................................. 125
plan documentation...................................................................................................................................................................... 57
plan horizon........................................................................................................................................................................... 38;
51
Plan Zuid................................................................................................................................................................................... 128
plan(analysis(method))................................................................................................................................................................ 128
plan(formulation).......................................................................................................................................................................... 59
plan(global)(municipality)............................................................................................................................................................. 459
plan(marketing).......................................................................................................................................................................... 369
plan(outline)............................................................................................................................................................................... 317
plan(spatial)............................................................................................................................................................................... 340
plan(structure)............................................................................................................................................................................. 84
plan(urban)................................................................................................................................................................................ 460
planar graph............................................................................................................................................................................... 217
plandevelopment(phased)............................................................................................................................................................ 306
plane to volume.......................................................................................................................................................................... 477
planes(graph)............................................................................................................................................................................. 217
planlibre(Raumplan)...................................................................................................................................................................... 92
planning........................................................................................................................................................................ 59;
415; 433
planning and design.................................................................................................................................................................... 249
planning concept........................................................................................................................................................................ 186
planning cycle............................................................................................................................................................................ 160
planning figures.......................................................................................................................................................................... 436
planning institutes of
central government...................................................................................................................................... 497
planning model................................................................................................................................................................... 184;
185
planning principles....................................................................................................................................................................... 60
planning process........................................................................................................................................................................ 151
planning
process(activities(timetable), learning process)................................................................................................................ 298
planning
techniques(quantitative)................................................................................................................................................. 298
planning theory.......................................................................................................................................................................... 298
planning(free agents).................................................................................................................................................................. 491
planning(functional)..................................................................................................................................................................... 436
planning(future(action,
conditions, situation, uncertainty))............................................................................................................... 491
planning(initial stage).................................................................................................................................................................... 59
planning(level of
scale(concentration, deconcentration))................................................................................................................. 494
planning(model(intentional
projective)).......................................................................................................................................... 184
planning(network)....................................................................................................................................................................... 218
planning(opposition(possible?(future(responsibility)),
personal liberty?))........................................................................................... 491
planning(participators)................................................................................................................................................................. 493
planning(possible?(Christianity,
humanity))................................................................................................................................... 491
planning(responsibility)............................................................................................................................................................... 491
planning(spatial)......................................................................................................................................................................... 436
planning(strategic stage)............................................................................................................................................................... 60
planning(strategic)...................................................................................................................................................................... 498
plan-objective............................................................................................................................................................................. 186
plans(alternative).......................................................................................................................................................................... 60
plans(zoning)............................................................................................................................................................................... 81
planting..................................................................................................................................................................................... 391
Plan-Zuid................................................................................................................................................................................... 435
plastic number........................................................................................................................................................................... 214
plasticity................................................................................................................................................................................... 487
Plato.......................................................................................................................................................................... 414;
418; 478
playing...................................................................................................................................................................................... 416
playing-field or -space of
the possible........................................................................................................................................... 474
playing-field(culture).................................................................................................................................................................... 474
pleasing(visually).......................................................................................................................................................................... 95
plethra....................................................................................................................................................................................... 203
plot divisions................................................................................................................................................................................ 40
plug-connection.......................................................................................................................................................................... 350
plumber’s work........................................................................................................................................................................... 336
plumbing sub-system................................................................................................................................................................. 280
plural solution............................................................................................................................................................................ 402
pluralism................................................................................................................................................................................... 415
pluralistic society....................................................................................................................................................................... 433
pluriform.................................................................................................................................................................................... 368
PMT-combination....................................................................................................................................................................... 374
POE..................................................................................................................................................... 149;
151; 155; 163; 170; 276
poet.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 474
poetry....................................................................................................................................................................................... 407
poièsis...................................................................................................................................................................................... 479
poièsis(creation(abstract,
spiritual)).............................................................................................................................................. 478
point of departure.................................................................................................................................................. 421;
455; 467; 470
point of departure(quantity
of daylight).......................................................................................................................................... 425
point to line................................................................................................................................................................................ 477
point(measureless object,
identification(interval))........................................................................................................................... 206
pointed at(object language)......................................................................................................................................................... 190
points of decision....................................................................................................................................................................... 370
points of departure......................................................................................................................................................... 25;
374; 437
points of
departure(context(perspective))....................................................................................................................................... 174
points(connection)...................................................................................................................................................................... 441
points(graph theory).................................................................................................................................................................... 216
Pol............................................................................................................................................................................................ 115
Polak........................................................................................................................................................................................ 275
polder................................................................................................................................................................................ 106;
131
police ordinance......................................................................................................................................................................... 274
policy........................................................................................................................................................................................ 494
policy document on landuse
planning(4th, 1988)............................................................................................................................. 495
policy formulation....................................................................................................................................................................... 374
policy scenarios......................................................................................................................................................................... 259
policy statement........................................................................................................................................................................ 369
policy(anti-metropolitan).............................................................................................................................................................. 496
policy(concept).......................................................................................................................................................................... 498
policy(dispersal,
concentration)(research and design programme)................................................................................................... 498
policy(landuse)........................................................................................................................................................................... 496
policy(national(space))................................................................................................................................................................ 162
policy(spatial)............................................................................................................................................................................ 270
policy(target figure,
limiting values)............................................................................................................................................... 259
political agenda.......................................................................................................................................................................... 496
political breakthrough.................................................................................................................................................................. 495
political decision-making
process................................................................................................................................................ 307
political
options(comparable)....................................................................................................................................................... 494
political options(design).............................................................................................................................................................. 495
political parties........................................................................................................................................................................... 492
political
priorities(economic growth, social equity, environmental sustainability,
cultural identity)........................................................ 494
politics(debate)............................................................................................................................................................................ 14
poll(occupants).......................................................................................................................................................................... 166
polls........................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
pollution(soil, air)........................................................................................................................................................................ 164
polycarbonates.......................................................................................................................................................................... 285
polygon(perception).................................................................................................................................................................... 240
poly-interpretable(language(designer)).......................................................................................................................................... 190
polymers................................................................................................................................................................................... 285
polymers(amorphous)................................................................................................................................................................. 285
ponens(modus).......................................................................................................................................................................... 197
POPO....................................................................................................................................................................................... 357
Popper, Karl................................................................................................................................................................................ 24
population prognoses.................................................................................................................................................................. 251
population size........................................................................................................................................................................... 328
population structure.................................................................................................................................................................... 268
population(control(double-blind
study)).......................................................................................................................................... 328
population(Europe)..................................................................................................................................................................... 258
PoR................................................................................................................................................................................... 370;
372
portfolio analyses....................................................................................................................................................................... 167
portfolio of projects..................................................................................................................................................................... 497
position determining................................................................................................................................................................... 473
position of support points............................................................................................................................................................ 342
positioning(size)......................................................................................................................................................................... 345
positioning(sizing)...................................................................................................................................................................... 349
positivism(logical)....................................................................................................................................................................... 414
possibilities(best)....................................................................................................................................................................... 305
possibilities(combination)............................................................................................................................................................ 219
possibilities(improbable)............................................................................................................................................................... 26
possibilities(knowledge).............................................................................................................................................................. 109
possibilities(laws and rules)......................................................................................................................................................... 271
possibilities(reduce(problem
formulation, objective, site, programme of requirements, precedents, design
study, typological study, concept)) 255
possibilities(wider range)............................................................................................................................................................. 389
possibility.............................................................................................................................................................................. 25;
48
possibility of
change(design)......................................................................................................................................................... 99
possible................................................................................................................................................................ 26;
444; 474; 478
possible arrangements................................................................................................................................................................ 207
possible combinations................................................................................................................................................................ 219
possible consequences.............................................................................................................................................................. 162
possible future developments....................................................................................................................................................... 161
possible problems...................................................................................................................................................................... 470
possible to retrieve....................................................................................................................................................................... 35
possible to talk about................................................................................................................................................................... 35
possible variations...................................................................................................................................................................... 339
possible(conditions).................................................................................................................................................................... 254
possible(improbable)................................................................................................................................................................... 339
possible(playing field)................................................................................................................................................................. 474
possibly adaptation.................................................................................................................................................................... 372
post occupancy evaluation................................................................................................................................................... 163;
328
Post Occupancy Evaluation........................................................................................................................................................ 250
postal code................................................................................................................................................................................ 205
post-assembled......................................................................................................................................................................... 281
postcodes................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
post-occupancy evaluation............................................................................................................................................. 58;
170; 334
Post-Occupancy Evaluation................................................................................................................................... 149;
151; 275; 276
post-project evaluation................................................................................................................................................................ 334
potential...................................................................................................................................................................................... 73
potential chart............................................................................................................................................................................ 186
potential fitness.......................................................................................................................................................................... 403
potential for execution................................................................................................................................................................. 438
potential for letting...................................................................................................................................................................... 158
potential for renovation................................................................................................................................................................ 323
potential future........................................................................................................................................................................... 492
potential of the future.................................................................................................................................................................. 491
potential solutions(variety)............................................................................................................................................................. 96
potentials and restrictions........................................................................................................................................................... 389
potentials of an existing
area....................................................................................................................................................... 455
potentials of things..................................................................................................................................................................... 395
potentials(area).......................................................................................................................................................................... 267
potentials(functional).................................................................................................................................................................... 93
potentials(ideas).......................................................................................................................................................................... 96
Potting...................................................................................................................................................................................... 167
power game............................................................................................................................................................................... 303
power(distributions).................................................................................................................................................................... 306
pp-partnerships.......................................................................................................................................................................... 161
practicability.............................................................................................................................................................................. 433
practice..................................................................................................................................................................................... 338
pragmatic nature engineer........................................................................................................................................................... 421
pragmatism............................................................................................................................................................................... 415
Prägnanz(perception).................................................................................................................................................................. 241
Prandl(non-dimensional
number).................................................................................................................................................. 329
praxis........................................................................................................................................................................................ 479
praxis(creating(using, executing, performing(virtuoso))).................................................................................................................. 478
precedent.................................................................................................................................................................................. 124
precedent based design.............................................................................................................................................................. 238
precedent(design(comparing))...................................................................................................................................................... 143
precedent(emblematic)............................................................................................................................................................... 143
precedent(magazines(legal))......................................................................................................................................................... 81
precedents...................................................................................................... 60;
90; 96; 101; 102; 145; 152; 238; 250; 275; 276; 443
precedents(legal).................................................................................................................................................................... 79;
81
pre-component(fabricated)........................................................................................................................................................... 427
preconceptions.......................................................................................................................................................................... 391
pre-conceptual........................................................................................................................................................................... 473
pre-condition.......................................................................................................................................................................... 13;
41
pre-condition for thinking............................................................................................................................................................. 413
pre-conditions(clarifying)............................................................................................................................................................. 313
predecessors(activity(project(graph
theory)))................................................................................................................................. 218
pre-design research.................................................................................................................................................................... 151
pre-design study........................................................................................................................................................................ 455
predicate..................................................................................................................................................................................... 48
predicate logic............................................................................................................................................................. 179;
191; 192
predicate(subject)....................................................................................................................................................................... 190
predict new formations................................................................................................................................................................ 416
predictability(effect).................................................................................................................................................................... 162
prediction........................................................................................................................................................................... 250;
448
prediction(context)...................................................................................................................................................................... 255
prediction(reduction(freedom
of change(variables)))........................................................................................................................ 189
prediction(scientific)..................................................................................................................................................................... 19
predictions................................................................................................................................................................................. 253
predictions(variables,
relations).................................................................................................................................................... 447
predictions(verifiable).................................................................................................................................................................. 250
predictive empiricism.................................................................................................................................................................. 416
predictive model......................................................................................................................................................................... 185
pre-fabricated component............................................................................................................................................................ 427
pre-fabricated concrete
linkages.................................................................................................................................................. 325
pre-fabricated
products(adapted).................................................................................................................................................. 352
pre-fabricating............................................................................................................................................................................ 350
pre-fabrication..................................................................................................................................................................... 281;
348
preference orderings................................................................................................................................................................... 295
preference(aesthetic).................................................................................................................................................................. 239
preferences and needs(taste)...................................................................................................................................................... 307
preferences(functional,
translation)............................................................................................................................................... 163
preferences(occupants)............................................................................................................................................................... 165
preferences(occupants’).............................................................................................................................................................. 165
preferences(personal)................................................................................................................................................................... 97
preferences(standard)................................................................................................................................................................. 165
preferred temperature.................................................................................................................................................................. 334
Preiser...................................................................................................................................................................................... 276
prejudices.................................................................................................................................................................................. 395
preliminary design......................................................................................................................................... 283;
336; 338; 372; 427
preliminary design proposal......................................................................................................................................................... 371
preliminary design stage............................................................................................................................................................. 332
preliminary investigations............................................................................................................................................................ 138
preliminary programme............................................................................................................................................................... 309
premises(lacking)....................................................................................................................................................................... 200
premises(true)............................................................................................................................................................................ 191
premonition................................................................................................................................................................................ 411
pre-occupations......................................................................................................................................................................... 421
pre-occupations(designing).......................................................................................................................................................... 419
preoccupied with the
possibilities................................................................................................................................................. 410
preparation.................................................................................................................................................................................. 58
preparation of a brief................................................................................................................................................................... 274
prescriptive.................................................................................................................................................................................. 79
prescriptive models............................................................................................................................................................... 58;
298
prescriptive research.................................................................................................................................................................... 53
prescriptive(systems).................................................................................................................................................................. 239
prescripts(generally
binding).......................................................................................................................................................... 80
present(potential(future))............................................................................................................................................................. 491
presentation....................................................................................................................................................................... 340;
477
presentation drawings................................................................................................................................................................. 290
presentation in a
decision-making meeting................................................................................................................................... 446
presentation(ICT)........................................................................................................................................................................ 378
presentation(week before)........................................................................................................................................................... 421
presentations............................................................................................................................................................................. 470
Press.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 98
prestige of location..................................................................................................................................................................... 270
pre-stressed.............................................................................................................................................................................. 285
pre-stressed glass...................................................................................................................................................................... 285
pre-supposed categories............................................................................................................................................................. 444
pre-supposed in
communication.................................................................................................................................................. 416
pre-supposes............................................................................................................................................................................... 33
pre-supposition....................................................................................................................................................................... 21;
35
pre-supposition(innoduction)........................................................................................................................................................ 199
pre-suppositions................................................................................................................................................................. 254;
416
pre-suppositions(cultural)............................................................................................................................................................ 200
pre-suppositions(people)............................................................................................................................................................... 43
pre-suppositions(unmentioned).................................................................................................................................................... 200
pretext and catalyst.................................................................................................................................................................... 397
previous phases......................................................................................................................................................................... 417
price(land)................................................................................................................................................................................. 267
price(precision,
performance)....................................................................................................................................................... 212
price/ performance ratio.............................................................................................................................................................. 165
price-quality ratio........................................................................................................................................................................ 350
Priemus........................................................................................................................................................... 12;
13; 179; 249; 253
primary schools(Almere)............................................................................................................................................................. 171
prime numbers........................................................................................................................................................................... 124
primitive code(perception)............................................................................................................................................................ 242
primitive code(transforming)......................................................................................................................................................... 242
primitive
term(element(model(mathematical)))............................................................................................................................... 183
primitive types(atomic)................................................................................................................................................................ 242
primitives of architectural
design.................................................................................................................................................. 233
primitives of architectural
design representation............................................................................................................................. 233
primitives of architectural
perception............................................................................................................................................. 242
primitives(application)................................................................................................................................................................. 233
primitives(geometric)................................................................................................................................................................... 233
principal details.......................................................................................................................................................................... 427
principal(history).......................................................................................................................................................................... 65
printing shop.............................................................................................................................................................................. 423
Prinzipienreiter........................................................................................................................................................................... 124
priorities(investment)................................................................................................................................................................... 496
priorities(political)....................................................................................................................................................................... 494
prison........................................................................................................................................................................................ 292
prison systems(radial, back,
cupola, atrium)................................................................................................................................. 170
prison(colours)........................................................................................................................................................................... 170
prison(furniture).......................................................................................................................................................................... 170
prison(linear type)....................................................................................................................................................................... 170
prison(look(non
institutional))....................................................................................................................................................... 170
prisoner’s dilemma..................................................................................................................................................................... 295
prisons...................................................................................................................................................................................... 170
privacy............................................................................................................................................................................... 156;
274
private and public
properties........................................................................................................................................................ 432
private individuals......................................................................................................................................................................... 81
private organisations..................................................................................................................................................................... 81
private parties.............................................................................................................................................................................. 80
private space............................................................................................................................................................................. 135
private(public)............................................................................................................................................................................. 129
probability................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
probability area.......................................................................................................................................................................... 220
probability area(95%).................................................................................................................................................................. 220
probability calculus..................................................................................................................................................................... 207
probability theory........................................................................................................................................................................ 209
probable....................................................................................................................................................................... 26;
219; 444
probable consequences.............................................................................................................................................................. 159
probable desires......................................................................................................................................................................... 444
probable future........................................................................................................................................................................... 446
probable futures......................................................................................................................................................................... 492
problem.................................................................................................................................................. 58;
251; 253; 294; 373; 416
problem definition....................................................................................................................................................................... 341
problem formulation......................................................................................................................................................... 12;
59; 254
problem owner........................................................................................................................................................................... 373
problem owners.......................................................................................................................................................................... 374
problem proposition...................................................................................................................................................................... 29
problem
signalling(predicting(wishes, probabilities))....................................................................................................................... 253
problem situations...................................................................................................................................................................... 371
problem solving.......................................................................................................................................................................... 369
problem solving processes............................................................................................................................................................ 58
problem solving studies............................................................................................................................................................... 328
problem spotting........................................................................................................................................................................ 253
problem statement..................................................................................................................................................................... 370
problem(definition)........................................................................................................................................................................ 89
problem(diagnosis)..................................................................................................................................................................... 154
problem(forecasted,
signalled)..................................................................................................................................................... 253
problem(formulating)................................................................................................................................................................... 251
problem(formulation)................................................................................................................................................................... 192
problem(image).......................................................................................................................................................................... 294
problem(owner).......................................................................................................................................................................... 372
problem(perception).................................................................................................................................................................... 255
problem(problem)....................................................................................................................................................................... 473
problem(spotting, solving)............................................................................................................................................................ 374
problem(type)............................................................................................................................................................................. 437
problems that are not
clearly defined............................................................................................................................................ 378
problems(allocating)................................................................................................................................................................... 374
problems(future(desirable(probable)))............................................................................................................................................ 263
problems(set)............................................................................................................................................................................. 253
problems(tame(clear
explanations, viable solutions))...................................................................................................................... 433
problems(wicked(lacking
consensus(pluralistic society)))............................................................................................................... 433
process consultant..................................................................................................................................................................... 306
process management................................................................................................................................................................. 356
process(concentric way)............................................................................................................................................................. 369
process(content)........................................................................................................................................................................ 306
process(criticism)....................................................................................................................................................................... 307
process(decision)....................................................................................................................................................................... 124
process(design).................................................................................................................................................... 107;
108; 287; 339
process(designing)....................................................................................................................................................................... 94
process(enhancing).................................................................................................................................................................... 309
process(facilitator)...................................................................................................................................................................... 308
process(helix-wise)..................................................................................................................................................................... 369
process(implementation)............................................................................................................................................................. 151
process(intuitive)........................................................................................................................................................................ 292
process(iteration)....................................................................................................................................................................... 369
process(planning)....................................................................................................................................................................... 151
process(steps(explicit))............................................................................................................................................................... 409
process(thought)........................................................................................................................................................................ 389
produce tools............................................................................................................................................................................. 415
producer bound component
designer............................................................................................................................................ 361
producer’s programs................................................................................................................................................................... 365
producer’s risk........................................................................................................................................................................... 212
product...................................................................................................................................................................................... 370
product description..................................................................................................................................................................... 282
product designing....................................................................................................................................................................... 369
product development................................................................................................................................................................... 375
product development process............................................................................................................................................... 369;
370
product
development(optimising a spatial solution)........................................................................................................................ 456
product development(product
development)................................................................................................................................... 350
product enterprise...................................................................................................................................................................... 373
product evaluation...................................................................................................................................................................... 151
product ideas............................................................................................................................................................................. 374
product information system......................................................................................................................................................... 165
product orientated
evaluation....................................................................................................................................................... 154
product planning................................................................................................................................................................. 369;
374
product range............................................................................................................................................................................. 355
product(architectural).................................................................................................................................................................. 367
product(concept)........................................................................................................................................................................ 406
product(exterior, interior(architecture)).......................................................................................................................................... 368
product(function)........................................................................................................................................................................ 370
product(idea(transformation))....................................................................................................................................................... 374
product(idea).............................................................................................................................................................................. 405
product(industrial)....................................................................................................................................................................... 367
product(life-cycle)....................................................................................................................................................................... 367
product(new).............................................................................................................................................................................. 369
product(standard)................................................................................................................................................................ 283;
355
product(zero-defect).................................................................................................................................................................... 365
production development.............................................................................................................................................................. 375
production environment............................................................................................................................................................... 359
production environments............................................................................................................................................................. 281
production method...................................................................................................................................................................... 279
production methods.................................................................................................................................................................... 329
production(building).................................................................................................................................................................... 281
production(custom)..................................................................................................................................................................... 380
production(standardised)............................................................................................................................................................. 380
production(type)......................................................................................................................................................................... 346
production-technical
influences.................................................................................................................................................... 355
products they are marketing........................................................................................................................................................ 374
products(end)............................................................................................................................................................................. 367
products(manufactured).............................................................................................................................................................. 282
profession profiles(Delft
University Master of Science).................................................................................................................... 358
professional commission............................................................................................................................................................. 473
professional conditioning............................................................................................................................................................. 473
professional design..................................................................................................................................................................... 293
professional designer.................................................................................................................................................................. 358
professional group
optimisation.................................................................................................................................................... 293
professional skills(use)............................................................................................................................................................... 168
professionalised........................................................................................................................................................................... 83
professionals(learning)................................................................................................................................................................ 305
professionals(routine &
intuition).................................................................................................................................................. 357
profile(asymmetrical).................................................................................................................................................................. 446
profile(symmetric)....................................................................................................................................................................... 446
profit(net)(winners, losers)........................................................................................................................................................... 300
prognoses(economic)................................................................................................................................................................. 251
prognoses(environmental)............................................................................................................................................................ 251
programmatic
component(design)................................................................................................................................................ 290
programmatic data..................................................................................................................................................................... 277
programmatic differentiation......................................................................................................................................................... 438
programme advisor..................................................................................................................................................................... 276
programme consultants.............................................................................................................................................................. 276
programme
elements(functional-spatial organisation(reference images, structure,
function(housing, ameneties(shops, restaurants, schools, hospitals,
theatres)))(quantitative, qualitative))........................................................................................................................................... 265
programme of
requirement(phasing)............................................................................................................................................. 308
programme of requirements................................................. 19;
60; 89; 149; 208; 251; 287; 306; 314; 340; 370; 418; 419; 423; 443; 464
programme of requirements
study................................................................................................................................................ 291
programme of
requirements(acting communicatively, agents)......................................................................................................... 305
programme of
requirements(actual context).................................................................................................................................. 265
programme of
requirements(building level)..................................................................................................................................... 263
programme of
requirements(contents).......................................................................................................................................... 372
programme of
requirements(context(national, regional, local)(social, physical))................................................................................ 263
programme of
requirements(cultural, aesthetic, economic, climatical, technical, judicial).................................................................. 271
programme of
requirements(design process)................................................................................................................................. 459
programme of
requirements(directives)......................................................................................................................................... 277
programme of
requirements(forecasting(problem spotting))............................................................................................................. 179
programme of
requirements(functional analysis(evaluative studies))................................................................................................. 263
programme of
requirements(intended effect).................................................................................................................................. 174
programme of
requirements(inventory of wishes(users(present, future)))........................................................................................... 263
programme of
requirements(kinds)............................................................................................................................................... 372
programme of requirements(laws,
standards, rules)....................................................................................................................... 331
programme of
requirements(making)............................................................................................................................................ 420
programme of
requirements(model(future(desirable(probable))))....................................................................................................... 263
programme of
requirements(newly to be built area, existing built situation)(ex post
research)............................................................ 265
programme of requirements(normative
idea, programming research)................................................................................................ 265
programme of
requirements(office space(employees and further functions(conference space,
archive, office restaurant, laboratory, library, printing shop, office for
mail)))............................................................................................................................................................................................. 423
programme of
requirements(operationalisations)............................................................................................................................ 159
programme of
requirements(organisation(tri-partition(directorate, departments, services)))................................................................. 423
programme of
requirements(performance checks).......................................................................................................................... 163
programme of
requirements(performance(description))................................................................................................................... 271
programme of
requirements(solutions).......................................................................................................................................... 271
programme of
requirements(statistical prognoses, scenarios(spatial consequences))....................................................................... 263
programme of
requirements(succinct)........................................................................................................................................... 371
programme of
requirements(surfaces, function and intention).......................................................................................................... 466
programme of
requirements(technical matters).............................................................................................................................. 272
programme of requirements(urban
level)........................................................................................................................................ 263
programme of
requirements(urban(amenities, business))................................................................................................................ 265
programme of
requirements(urban, architectural, constructive)........................................................................................................ 263
programme of
requirements(urban, quantitative(to be realised), qualitative(liveability,
sphere, safety, sustainability)............................. 265
programme of
requirements(verbal model, package of objectives).................................................................................................... 186
programme of
requirements(verifying(visits)).................................................................................................................................. 466
programme utilisation................................................................................................................................................................. 434
programme(allocating)................................................................................................................................................................ 439
programme(base)....................................................................................................................................................................... 374
programme(breaking open).......................................................................................................................................................... 390
programme(businesses).............................................................................................................................................................. 269
programme(demand side(index
numbers(planning)))...................................................................................................................... 266
programme(function)..................................................................................................................................................................... 94
programme(housing, derived
functions(ameneties(population)))....................................................................................................... 265
programme(ordering)................................................................................................................................................................... 436
programme(preliminary).............................................................................................................................................................. 309
programme(quantitative(site,
object))............................................................................................................................................ 209
programme(quantity(form)).......................................................................................................................................................... 215
programme(quantity)................................................................................................................................................................... 208
programme(sculpturing(model)).................................................................................................................................................... 421
programme(spatial
translation)..................................................................................................................................................... 438
programme(supply
side(critical mass(inhabitants, potentials(area)(design study, study by
design)))................................................... 266
programme(workshop project)...................................................................................................................................................... 141
programmes(varying).................................................................................................................................................................... 20
programming.............................................................................................................................................................................. 271
programming language................................................................................................................................................................ 229
programming of amenities........................................................................................................................................................... 265
programming phase(expertise)..................................................................................................................................................... 151
programming research(focus)...................................................................................................................................................... 266
programming stage(distinct)........................................................................................................................................................ 272
programming(linear).................................................................................................................................................................... 218
programs(producer’s).................................................................................................................................................................. 365
programs(task setting)................................................................................................................................................................ 267
progressing insight....................................................................................................................................................................... 24
project activities......................................................................................................................................................................... 218
project and study proposals.......................................................................................................................................................... 11
project definition......................................................................................................................................................................... 338
project developer(rôle)................................................................................................................................................................. 373
project development(routing)........................................................................................................................................................ 167
project lectures.......................................................................................................................................................................... 346
project library............................................................................................................................................................................. 101
project organisation............................................................................................................................................................. 331;
338
project requirements................................................................................................................................................................... 108
project result.............................................................................................................................................................................. 374
project specifications.................................................................................................................................................................. 282
project study.............................................................................................................................................................................. 324
project(duration(minimal))............................................................................................................................................................ 218
project(from scratch)................................................................................................................................................................... 145
project(multi-functional)............................................................................................................................................................... 433
project(perspective,
strategy)....................................................................................................................................................... 496
project-driven activity.................................................................................................................................................................. 359
projecting(morphological(starting
point))........................................................................................................................................ 418
projection........................................................................................................................................................................... 414;
418
projection(abstract
principle)........................................................................................................................................................ 474
projection(geometry)............................................................................................................................................................ 215;
216
projection(orthographic)............................................................................................................................................................... 245
projection-theatre....................................................................................................................................................................... 480
projective................................................................................................................................................................................... 184
projective scenario...................................................................................................................................................................... 259
projects tend to be too
detailed.................................................................................................................................................... 497
projects(perspectives)................................................................................................................................................................. 497
projects(portfolio)........................................................................................................................................................................ 497
projects(strategic)...................................................................................................................................................................... 499
promenade................................................................................................................................................................................ 480
pronunciation(design).................................................................................................................................................................. 475
propensity(scientific).................................................................................................................................................................... 28
properties(different,
dissimilar)..................................................................................................................................................... 166
properties(parameter(constraints))................................................................................................................................................ 234
property................................................................................................................................................................................. 39;
40
property boundary...................................................................................................................................................................... 391
property(intellectual)..................................................................................................................................................................... 80
proponent.................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
proportion....................................................................................................................................................... 95;
123; 234; 240; 483
proportion and measure
systems(analysis of buildings).................................................................................................................. 118
proportion and size....................................................................................................................................................................... 95
proportion(constallation,
composition).......................................................................................................................................... 445
proportion(measure).................................................................................................................................................................... 118
proportional system.............................................................................................................................................. 118;
119; 121; 124
proportional
system(regulating).................................................................................................................................................... 123
proportionality............................................................................................................................................................................ 118
proportions......................................................................................................................................................................... 109;
234
proportions(building(parts)).......................................................................................................................................................... 288
proposal(design).......................................................................................................................................................................... 95
proposition................................................................................................................................................................................. 179
proposition logic.......................................................................................................................................................... 191;
192; 194
proposition(logical form).............................................................................................................................................................. 200
propositions............................................................................................................................................................................... 191
propositions(design)..................................................................................................................................................................... 95
proscenium................................................................................................................................................................................ 112
proscriptive(rules)....................................................................................................................................................................... 239
prospective................................................................................................................................................................................ 184
prospective scenario................................................................................................................................................................... 259
prospective value........................................................................................................................................................................ 104
protection.................................................................................................................................................................................. 325
proto-forms(abstraction(syntactic))............................................................................................................................................... 406
prototype............................................................................................................................................................. 103;
169; 282; 445
prototypes................................................................................................................................................................................. 238
prototypical buildings.................................................................................................................................................................. 172
prototypical patterns................................................................................................................................................................... 237
protruding box............................................................................................................................................................................ 426
protruding elements.................................................................................................................................................................... 481
Prouvé....................................................................................................................................................................................... 281
provenance(history)...................................................................................................................................................................... 62
Provence(Cézanne).................................................................................................................................................................... 399
providers.................................................................................................................................................................................... 271
providers(installation).................................................................................................................................................................. 338
provincial air............................................................................................................................................................................... 495
proximity(perception).................................................................................................................................................................. 241
pseudo certainty........................................................................................................................................................................ 187
psychiatry................................................................................................................................................................................. 415
psychological barrier................................................................................................................................................................... 390
psychological induction
process.................................................................................................................................................. 250
psychologist(developmental)........................................................................................................................................................ 413
psychology......................................................................................................................................................................... 252;
387
psychology(development)............................................................................................................................................................ 106
public health system.................................................................................................................................................................. 169
public knowledge(law)................................................................................................................................................................... 80
public space........................................................................................................................................................ 135;
368; 432; 434
public spaces..................................................................................................................................................................... 433;
434
public transport.................................................................................................................................................... 268;
313; 316; 335
public transport by rail(traditional notions)..................................................................................................................................... 499
public transportation................................................................................................................................................................... 465
public urgency........................................................................................................................................................................... 189
Public Works, Housing and
Environment........................................................................................................................................ 83
public(private)............................................................................................................................................................................. 129
publications(analysis of
buildings)................................................................................................................................................ 118
public-private committee............................................................................................................................................................. 496
publishing(developers(profit))........................................................................................................................................................ 329
pull effect marketing................................................................................................................................................................... 284
pull-out stands........................................................................................................................................................................... 395
puppet-theatre............................................................................................................................................................................ 480
purchasing power....................................................................................................................................................................... 268
purity(architectural)..................................................................................................................................................................... 392
purpose(original)......................................................................................................................................................................... 393
pursuit(individual)........................................................................................................................................................................ 296
pyramid...................................................................................................................................................................... 104;
474; 487
Pythagorans.............................................................................................................................................................................. 240
Pythagoras................................................................................................................................................................................ 204
Quade................................................................................................................................................................................ 251;
254
quadratic holes.......................................................................................................................................................................... 473
quadratic structure..................................................................................................................................................................... 464
qualitative.................................................................................................................................................................................... 56
qualitative classes...................................................................................................................................................................... 154
qualitative properties................................................................................................................................................................... 186
qualities.................................................................................................................................................................................... 101
qualities(autonomous)................................................................................................................................................................. 126
qualities(ideas)............................................................................................................................................................................ 96
qualities(partial).......................................................................................................................................................................... 154
quality assessment(housing)....................................................................................................................................................... 163
quality assurance................................................................................................................................................................ 281;
355
quality assurance plan................................................................................................................................................................ 366
quality assurance process.......................................................................................................................................................... 281
quality control..................................................................................................................................................................... 359;
365
quality control(process)............................................................................................................................................................... 365
quality jump............................................................................................................................................................................... 306
quality manuals.......................................................................................................................................................................... 365
quality(aesthetic)........................................................................................................................................................................ 158
quality(architectural)................................................................................................................................................................... 297
quality(functional)....................................................................................................................................................................... 158
quality(functional,
aesthetical, technical, economical).................................................................................................................... 152
quality(optimum)........................................................................................................................................................................ 302
quality(originality)....................................................................................................................................................................... 357
quality(related(balanced,
integrated)(attributes(building, environment))(satisfaction(needs)))............................................................... 153
quality(requirements).................................................................................................................................................................. 153
quality(statement)...................................................................................................................................................................... 372
quality(usage)............................................................................................................................................................................ 166
quality/cost assessment............................................................................................................................................................. 167
quality/cost rating....................................................................................................................................................................... 163
quantitative.................................................................................................................................................................................. 56
quantitative attributes.................................................................................................................................................................. 186
quantities and combinations........................................................................................................................................................ 389
quantor(all)................................................................................................................................................................................ 193
quantor(existence)...................................................................................................................................................................... 193
quantors.................................................................................................................................................................................... 199
Quatremère de Quincy................................................................................................................................................................ 113
query terms............................................................................................................................................................................... 238
question.................................................................................................................................................................................... 473
questionnaire........................................................................................................................................................................ 56;
328
questionnaires.................................................................................................................................................................... 275;
329
questions of the study................................................................................................................................................................ 420
questions(what, how, why).......................................................................................................................................................... 138
questions, fundamental to
creating............................................................................................................................................... 473
quick and dirty........................................................................................................................................................................... 155
quiescence................................................................................................................................................................................ 407
quietness.................................................................................................................................................................................. 120
quotable drawing........................................................................................................................................................................ 173
R.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 204
R & D........................................................................................................................................................................................ 359
R&D.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 139
Raad van State............................................................................................................................................................................ 83
radial......................................................................................................................................................................................... 170
radius........................................................................................................................................................................................ 445
rail(traditional notions)................................................................................................................................................................. 499
railings...................................................................................................................................................................................... 421
railway emplacement.................................................................................................................................................................. 433
railway(high speed, circle
line)..................................................................................................................................................... 495
railway(noise requirements)......................................................................................................................................................... 430
railway(platform of
exchange)...................................................................................................................................................... 477
rainwater infiltration..................................................................................................................................................................... 315
raised floors........................................................................................................................................................................ 332;
337
Rand......................................................................................................................................................................................... 185
Rand Corporation....................................................................................................................................................................... 250
Randen..................................................................................................................................................................................... 347
random ideas............................................................................................................................................................................. 408
Randstad.................................................................................................................................................................................... 36
Randstad(alternatives)................................................................................................................................................................ 210
rarities....................................................................................................................................................................................... 256
Rashid...................................................................................................................................................................................... 473
rating(quality/cost)...................................................................................................................................................................... 163
ratio(geometrical series).............................................................................................................................................................. 213
rational choice........................................................................................................................................................................... 208
rational choice theory................................................................................................................................................................. 295
rational number.......................................................................................................................................................................... 207
rational numbers........................................................................................................................................................................ 204
rational value.............................................................................................................................................................................. 207
rational(objectively)..................................................................................................................................................................... 294
rational(subjectively)................................................................................................................................................................... 294
rationalism......................................................................................................................................................................... 414;
418
rationality.................................................................................................................................................................................. 295
Raumplan versus Plan Libre........................................................................................................................................................ 144
Raumplan(plan libre)..................................................................................................................................................................... 92
readable(drawing)......................................................................................................................................................................... 51
reading the site.......................................................................................................................................................................... 444
reading(signs)............................................................................................................................................................................ 475
re-adjustment............................................................................................................................................................................. 321
real.................................................................................................................................................................................... 474;
478
Real Estate and Project
Management.......................................................................................................................................... 160
real estate consultancy
agencies(pessimistic view)....................................................................................................................... 270
real estate norm......................................................................................................................................................................... 155
real numbers...................................................................................................................................................................... 204;
207
real-estate market...................................................................................................................................................................... 368
realisation orientated ICT............................................................................................................................................................. 377
realisation(possibility)................................................................................................................................................................... 26
realism/relativism....................................................................................................................................................................... 418
reality........................................................................................................................................................................... 87;
395; 414
reality(distance)......................................................................................................................................................................... 474
reality(simplification,
reduction(concious, unconcious)).................................................................................................................. 181
reality(somatic).......................................................................................................................................................................... 478
reality(systems)......................................................................................................................................................................... 181
reason(arithmical series)............................................................................................................................................................. 212
reasoning(deductive form)............................................................................................................................................................ 369
reasoning(Delftish stuff)............................................................................................................................................................... 421
reasoning(experience)................................................................................................................................................................. 191
reasoning(inductive)............................................................................................................................................................. 400;
406
reasoning(innoduction)................................................................................................................................................................ 369
reception lobby.......................................................................................................................................................................... 335
receptive(concentration(selective
blindness))................................................................................................................................. 400
receptivity.................................................................................................................................................................................. 396
recipe................................................................................................................................................................................ 409;
416
recipes...................................................................................................................................................................................... 417
recognisability............................................................................................................................................................................ 443
recognisable objects.................................................................................................................................................................... 91
recognisable patterns................................................................................................................................................................. 392
recognised................................................................................................................................................................................. 413
recognisibility.............................................................................................................................................................................. 91
recognisibility(colour,shape).......................................................................................................................................................... 91
recognising......................................................................................................................................................................... 244;
390
recognition........................................................................................................................................................................... 71;
400
recognition of a scene................................................................................................................................................................. 243
recognition(line
drawings(edge junctions(convex, concave))............................................................................................................ 235
recognition(visual)(components(canonical
parts)............................................................................................................................ 235
recognition-by-components.................................................................................................................................................. 243;
244
recomposing.............................................................................................................................................................................. 101
reconstruct(research(design
document based))............................................................................................................................. 144
reconstruct(visual
experience)..................................................................................................................................................... 245
reconstructed
(designdevelopment).............................................................................................................................................. 143
reconstructed(history)................................................................................................................................................................... 62
reconstructing............................................................................................................................................................................ 128
reconstructing(design
choices).................................................................................................................................................... 144
re-construction............................................................................................................................................................................. 35
record......................................................................................................................................................................................... 44
recorded design processes......................................................................................................................................................... 361
recording..................................................................................................................................................................................... 71
recreation(potential).................................................................................................................................................................... 491
recreative
quality(waterfront)........................................................................................................................................................ 134
rectangle 1 to 2.......................................................................................................................................................................... 123
rectangle(perception).................................................................................................................................................................. 241
rectangular arrangement............................................................................................................................................................. 244
rectangular(reduction)................................................................................................................................................................. 462
rectangularity...................................................................................................................................................................... 121;
215
recurring design themes.............................................................................................................................................................. 485
recurring formal themes................................................................................................................................................................ 96
recurring motives........................................................................................................................................................................ 141
recycling................................................................................................................................................................................... 323
Redding..................................................................................................................................................................................... 419
re-design............................................................................................................................................................................ 323;
445
re-design with renovation
activities............................................................................................................................................... 323
re-designed from scratch............................................................................................................................................................. 445
red-light district.......................................................................................................................................................................... 419
reduce uncertainties................................................................................................................................................................... 491
reducing complexity................................................................................................................................................................... 141
reducing(slow
removal(superfluous))............................................................................................................................................. 459
reduction............................................................................................................................................................... 97;
444; 449; 462
reduction into discussable
topics................................................................................................................................................. 446
reduction of doubts..................................................................................................................................................................... 168
reduction of perceptions.............................................................................................................................................................. 447
reduction to place and time......................................................................................................................................................... 447
reduction to place and/or
time(variables(relation)).......................................................................................................................... 447
reduction to sort......................................................................................................................................................................... 447
reduction(agenda(policy
maker)).................................................................................................................................................. 189
reduction(concept)...................................................................................................................................................................... 407
reduction(legend(designer)))........................................................................................................................................................ 189
reduction(location, time).............................................................................................................................................................. 447
reduction(possible,
desirable)...................................................................................................................................................... 444
reduction(variables(empirical
researcher))..................................................................................................................................... 189
reductionism................................................................................................................................................................................ 97
reductions................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
redundant(perception)................................................................................................................................................................. 242
Reeshof..................................................................................................................................................................................... 314
refer............................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
refereed journals......................................................................................................................................................................... 329
referees....................................................................................................................................................................................... 52
reference..................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
reference data.............................................................................................................................................................................. 43
reference images........................................................................................................................................................................ 133
reference list................................................................................................................................................................................ 43
reference points......................................................................................................................................................................... 143
reference projects............................................................................................................................................................... 275;
276
reference projects(database)....................................................................................................................................................... 172
reference scenario...................................................................................................................................................................... 162
reference type.............................................................................................................................................................................. 44
reference(artwork)........................................................................................................................................................................ 45
reference(audiovisual
material)....................................................................................................................................................... 45
reference(authors, year,
title, place, publisher)................................................................................................................................ 44
reference(book section)................................................................................................................................................................ 44
reference(book)............................................................................................................................................................................ 44
reference(communication(personal))............................................................................................................................................... 45
reference(computer
programme).................................................................................................................................................... 45
reference(conference
proceedings)................................................................................................................................................. 45
reference(confusing(spatial
scales))............................................................................................................................................. 188
reference(context(comparable))..................................................................................................................................................... 27
reference(edited book).................................................................................................................................................................. 44
reference(electronic source).......................................................................................................................................................... 45
reference(frame)........................................................................................................................................................... 396;
399; 403
reference(journal article)................................................................................................................................................................ 45
reference(magazine article)........................................................................................................................................................... 45
reference(map)............................................................................................................................................................................. 45
reference(newspaper article).......................................................................................................................................................... 45
reference(patent).......................................................................................................................................................................... 45
reference(thesis).......................................................................................................................................................................... 45
references...................................................................................................................................................................... 43;
60; 443
references(implicit)................................................................................................................................................................ 89;
173
references(list)....................................................................................................................................................................... 43;
46
referencing(cross)............................................................................................................................................................... 143;
145
reflecting strips.......................................................................................................................................................................... 426
reflection.............................................................................................................................................................................. 97;
143
reflection co-efficients................................................................................................................................................................. 336
reflection(surface)....................................................................................................................................................................... 490
reflections.................................................................................................................................................................................. 336
reflections(design)...................................................................................................................................................................... 140
refutability................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
refutation..................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
regional level................................................................................................................................................................................ 84
regional plan.............................................................................................................................................................................. 434
regional plans.............................................................................................................................................................................. 84
register....................................................................................................................................................................................... 45
register of Dutch architects......................................................................................................................................................... 359
registering(visual
representations)................................................................................................................................................ 231
registration.................................................................................................................................................................................. 53
regression(line).......................................................................................................................................................................... 253
regular graph.............................................................................................................................................................................. 217
regular solids............................................................................................................................................................................. 216
regularity(perception).................................................................................................................................................................. 241
regulation(spatial planning).......................................................................................................................................................... 435
regulations(aesthetics)................................................................................................................................................................. 81
regulations(onsite
demolition)........................................................................................................................................................ 81
regulations(public law).................................................................................................................................................................. 80
rehearsing room......................................................................................................................................................................... 465
Reinink...................................................................................................................................................................................... 122
reinterpret.................................................................................................................................................................................... 96
re-invent.................................................................................................................................................................................... 356
re-inventing.................................................................................................................................................................................. 96
rejection.................................................................................................................................................................................... 417
relating two
variables(arrangement of values)................................................................................................................................. 447
relation................................................................................................................................................................................ 39;
353
relation schema......................................................................................................................................................................... 288
relation(causal).......................................................................................................................................................................... 328
relation(content).................................................................................................................................................................. 305;
306
relation(formal)........................................................................................................................................................................... 492
relational pattern........................................................................................................................................................................ 156
relations................................................................................................................................................................................ 39;
53
relations(internal)........................................................................................................................................................................ 353
relations(networks of
constraints)................................................................................................................................................. 234
relations(separations,
connections).............................................................................................................................................. 368
relationship between variables(simulation)..................................................................................................................................... 447
relationships(establishing)............................................................................................................................................................. 99
relevance..................................................................................................................................................................................... 64
relevance(scientific)...................................................................................................................................................................... 24
relevance(social).......................................................................................................................................................................... 24
relevant variables........................................................................................................................................................................ 154
reliability....................................................................................................................................................................... 92;
155; 418
reliability(empirical)...................................................................................................................................................................... 23
reliability(external)........................................................................................................................................................................ 23
reliability(internal)......................................................................................................................................................................... 23
reliability(period)......................................................................................................................................................................... 201
reliability(verbal
models(reality))................................................................................................................................................... 189
reliable........................................................................................................................................................................................ 22
reliable
statements(population size)............................................................................................................................................. 328
remote sensing image.................................................................................................................................................................. 71
Renaissance north of the
Alps....................................................................................................................................................... 66
render....................................................................................................................................................................................... 410
rendering by drawing................................................................................................................................................................... 411
rendering techniques.................................................................................................................................................................. 245
renderings(photo-realistic)........................................................................................................................................................... 231
renewed usage............................................................................................................................................................................ 64
renovating.................................................................................................................................................................................. 310
renovation........................................................................................................................................................ 64;
70; 321; 323; 368
renovation activities.................................................................................................................................................................... 164
renovation project....................................................................................................................................................................... 419
rent(basic)................................................................................................................................................................................. 167
rent(reference)............................................................................................................................................................................ 167
rented dwellings......................................................................................................................................................................... 167
repertoire................................................................................................................................................................................... 444
repertory.................................................................................................................................................................................... 133
repertory(design)........................................................................................................................................................................ 133
repetition............................................................................................................................................................................ 108;
172
repetition and routine.................................................................................................................................................................. 363
repetition of parts....................................................................................................................................................................... 489
repetition(perception).................................................................................................................................................................. 241
repetitive configuration................................................................................................................................................................ 244
replacement............................................................................................................................................................................... 337
replacement(accessible)............................................................................................................................................................. 330
replica......................................................................................................................................................................................... 67
report on planning(5th)................................................................................................................................................................. 499
report(reference)........................................................................................................................................................................... 45
report(research).......................................................................................................................................................................... 329
representation of spaces............................................................................................................................................................. 244
representation(analogue(limited(human
interpretation))).................................................................................................................. 236
representation(analytical)............................................................................................................................................................ 238
representation(computer(objects(
occupying the same space, overlapping))).................................................................................... 236
representation(configuration(resolution(lowering))).......................................................................................................................... 235
representation(configuration(selective
mental aggegate))................................................................................................................ 236
representation(framebased)......................................................................................................................................................... 237
representation(graphic)............................................................................................................................................................... 411
representation(grouping(pattern(atomic
parts))).............................................................................................................................. 235
representation(implementation(computer
application)).................................................................................................................... 233
representation(level(chunks,
partitions, clusters)).......................................................................................................................... 233
representation(mathematical)...................................................................................................................................................... 298
representation(multi-level
structure(abstraction, sub-division))......................................................................................................... 235
representation(objective)............................................................................................................................................................. 240
representation(pictorial)............................................................................................................................................................... 231
representation(purpose,
scale(city blocks, buildings, components, elements), abstraction)............................................................... 233
representation(screen).................................................................................................................................................................. 49
representation(stereotypes(architectural(known
solutions, building regulations, professional codes)))................................................. 236
representation(symbolic(relations
between objects))...................................................................................................................... 234
representation(symbolic)............................................................................................................................................................. 233
representations
networks(multi-level)............................................................................................................................................ 237
representations(abstract)............................................................................................................................................................ 237
representations(alternative).......................................................................................................................................................... 232
representations(architectural)...................................................................................................................................................... 233
representations(atomistic,
relational)............................................................................................................................................ 243
representations(computerised(meaningful
feedback(explicit relations between elements)))................................................................ 236
representations(design)............................................................................................................................................................... 238
representations(holistic(complexity,
size)).................................................................................................................................... 234
representations(multi-level).......................................................................................................................................................... 243
representations(two
dimensional)................................................................................................................................................. 102
representations(two-dimensional)................................................................................................................................................. 231
representations(visual,
mental)(external versions).......................................................................................................................... 231
representativeness..................................................................................................................................................................... 122
representing............................................................................................................................................................................... 244
reproducible in series.................................................................................................................................................................. 391
reproduction techniques................................................................................................................................................................ 73
re-programming(existing
programme)........................................................................................................................................... 265
re-programming(existing
situations).............................................................................................................................................. 263
reputation.................................................................................................................................................................................. 269
required areas............................................................................................................................................................................ 274
requirement not linked to
concept................................................................................................................................................ 464
requirement not linked to
the concept........................................................................................................................................... 470
requirement(additional)................................................................................................................................................................ 427
requirement(concept).................................................................................................................................................................. 432
requirements.............................................................................................................................................................................. 455
requirements(changing)............................................................................................................................................................... 455
requirements(clarifying)............................................................................................................................................................... 313
requirements(comfort and
usage(building function))........................................................................................................................ 330
requirements(comfort)................................................................................................................................................................. 330
requirements(demand)................................................................................................................................................................ 283
requirements(detailed)................................................................................................................................................................ 340
requirements(environmental)........................................................................................................................................................ 323
requirements(essentials)............................................................................................................................................................. 459
requirements(functional(building))................................................................................................................................................. 330
requirements(legal)..................................................................................................................................................................... 325
requirements(morphological)........................................................................................................................................................ 288
requirements(new)...................................................................................................................................................................... 367
requirements(overall)................................................................................................................................................................... 340
requirements(project).................................................................................................................................................................. 108
research................................................................................................................................................................... 19;
24; 98; 400
research &
development(application oriented, project-driven, long-term fundamental)......................................................................... 358
research ‘construct’.................................................................................................................................................................... 142
research activity(starting
point).................................................................................................................................................... 485
research and design
programme.................................................................................................................................................. 498
research and development........................................................................................................................................................... 139
research construct..................................................................................................................................................................... 145
research context.......................................................................................................................................................................... 95
research driven design........................................................................................................................................................... 21;
159
research findings.......................................................................................................................................................................... 97
research into design..................................................................................................................................................................... 99
research level............................................................................................................................................................................. 484
research method.......................................................................................................................................................................... 29
research methodology........................................................................................................................................................... 12;
249
research output.......................................................................................................................................................................... 141
research potential(design
process)............................................................................................................................................... 140
research
procedures(innovative)................................................................................................................................................... 139
research project(architecture)........................................................................................................................................................ 99
research
proposal........................................................................................................................................................................ 98
research proposals....................................................................................................................................................................... 49
research report........................................................................................................................................................................... 329
research techniques..................................................................................................................................................................... 12
research(aim orientated).......................................................................................................................................................... 92;
93
research(analytical,
comparative)................................................................................................................................................. 137
research(andante)...................................................................................................................................................................... 160
research(architectural
heterogeneity)............................................................................................................................................ 252
research(architectural)................................................................................................................................................................ 249
research(artefacts)..................................................................................................................................................................... 143
research(comparative design
based)............................................................................................................................................ 144
research(comparative)................................................................................................................................................................. 144
research(composition(conception,
perception)).............................................................................................................................. 139
research(composition(design
driven(types))).................................................................................................................................. 137
research(cycles)........................................................................................................................................................................ 139
research(describing)..................................................................................................................................................................... 21
research(descriptive)....................................................................................................................................... 53;
138; 141; 143; 144
research(design activity
driven).................................................................................................................................................... 140
research(design artefact
driven)................................................................................................................................................... 143
research(design based)............................................................................................................................................................... 140
research(design document
based)............................................................................................................................................... 144
research(design driven)........................................................................................................................................... 95;
137; 138; 485
research(design knowledge).......................................................................................................................................................... 99
research(design orientated)......................................................................................................................................................... 146
research(design process
driven)................................................................................................................................................... 140
research(design project
based).................................................................................................................................................... 141
research(design project
based)(collective activities(context, programme, task))................................................................................ 141
research(design result
driven)...................................................................................................................................................... 143
research(design workshop
based)................................................................................................................................................ 141
research(design(outcomes))........................................................................................................................................................ 143
research(design)............................................................................................................................................................ 99;
138; 151
research(designerly enquiry
driven).............................................................................................................................................. 144
research(designerly
interpretation based)...................................................................................................................................... 145
research(designerly workshop
based)........................................................................................................................................... 142
research(document based).......................................................................................................................................................... 144
research(empirical).......................................................................................................................................... 13;
138; 141; 145; 416
research(evaluating ex post)........................................................................................................................................................ 149
research(evaluating)..................................................................................................................................................................... 21
research(evaluation)............................................................................................................................................................ 138;
160
research(ex ante)....................................................................................................................................................................... 159
research(ex post)....................................................................................................................................................................... 160
research(experimental
design)..................................................................................................................................................... 364
research(experimental)................................................................................................................................................................. 21
research(explorative(workshop
project))........................................................................................................................................ 141
research(explorative).................................................................................................................................................... 141;
143; 144
research(explorative,
questions(what, how, why)).......................................................................................................................... 138
research(exploratory).................................................................................................................................................................... 89
research(focus).......................................................................................................................................................................... 496
research(futures(probable)).......................................................................................................................................................... 492
research(goal)............................................................................................................................................................................ 138
research(heuristic)....................................................................................................................................................................... 89
research(hypothesis).................................................................................................................................................................. 409
research(individual design
based)......................................................................................................................................... 140;
143
research(listing)........................................................................................................................................................................... 21
research(market)........................................................................................................................................................................ 283
research(methods)....................................................................................................................................................................... 95
research(operational).................................................................................................................................................................. 409
research(pre-design)................................................................................................................................................................... 151
research(prescriptive)................................................................................................................................................................... 53
research(programming
(focus)).................................................................................................................................................... 266
research(programming((rough,
detailed)(planning process(stage))).................................................................................................. 267
research(programming(supply
side(income growth(populationgrowth), synergy(amenities), financial
feasibility, location, deterioration, vandalism, criminality))) 267
research(programming)................................................................................................................................................................. 21
research(result based)................................................................................................................................................................ 137
research(tools)............................................................................................................................................................................. 21
research(type)............................................................................................................................................................................ 138
researchable system.................................................................................................................................................................. 254
researcher................................................................................................................................................................................. 400
researcher(empirical).................................................................................................................................................................. 447
researchers(architectural)............................................................................................................................................................. 98
resemblance....................................................................................................................................................................... 245;
401
resemblance(enhance)................................................................................................................................................................ 246
reserve...................................................................................................................................................................................... 325
residence(traditionally
built)......................................................................................................................................................... 352
residences(drum)....................................................................................................................................................................... 115
resident satisfaction................................................................................................................................................................... 163
residential areas......................................................................................................................................................................... 437
residential blocks....................................................................................................................................................................... 316
residential building.............................................................................................................................................................. 349;
357
residential consumer’s test......................................................................................................................................................... 165
residential market(supply,
demand).............................................................................................................................................. 354
residential neighbourhood............................................................................................................................................................ 433
residential structure.................................................................................................................................................................... 419
resolution........................................................................................................................................................................... 173;
208
resolution(drawing)..................................................................................................................................................................... 211
resolution(frame, grain)............................................................................................................................................................... 211
resolution(vector
calculation)....................................................................................................................................................... 211
resolution(vector drawing
computer programme)............................................................................................................................ 210
resolutions................................................................................................................................................................................. 208
resolving capacity(frame,
grain).................................................................................................................................................... 211
resources(efficient use)............................................................................................................................................................... 167
resources(finite)......................................................................................................................................................................... 300
resources(scarce)...................................................................................................................................................................... 293
respect for the past.................................................................................................................................................................... 391
respondents(a-select)................................................................................................................................................................. 374
response(unrestricted)................................................................................................................................................................ 293
responses(concept).................................................................................................................................................................... 406
responsibilities(design)............................................................................................................................................................... 306
responsibilities(separate)............................................................................................................................................................ 372
responsibility(participating).......................................................................................................................................................... 491
restaurant.................................................................................................................................................................................. 465
restoration................................................................................................................................................................................... 70
restrictions and potentials........................................................................................................................................................... 389
restrictions time......................................................................................................................................................................... 308
restrictions(location,
social, material)........................................................................................................................................... 443
restructuring(areas).................................................................................................................................................................... 433
result based research................................................................................................................................................................. 137
result(focus)............................................................................................................................................................................... 311
results of design processes......................................................................................................................................................... 143
results(incremental).................................................................................................................................................................... 285
results(interim)........................................................................................................................................................................... 417
results(varied)(workshop
project).................................................................................................................................................. 141
results(variety)(research(design
project based))............................................................................................................................. 141
retailer inquiries.......................................................................................................................................................................... 269
retail-establishment(large
scale).................................................................................................................................................. 269
retailstructure(concentration,
hierarchy)........................................................................................................................................ 268
retardation(activity(project(graph
theory)))..................................................................................................................................... 218
retrieval(configurations(manipulation))........................................................................................................................................... 238
retrieved...................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
retrieving.................................................................................................................................................................................... 381
revamping of ideas...................................................................................................................................................................... 395
review of literature....................................................................................................................................................................... 275
Reyndorp................................................................................................................................................................................... 436
Reynolds(non-dimensional
number).............................................................................................................................................. 329
rhythm...................................................................................................................................................................................... 109
rhythm and (inter)space................................................................................................................................................................ 95
rhythm(history)............................................................................................................................................................................ 63
ribbon city................................................................................................................................................................................. 182
ridges(dunes)............................................................................................................................................................................. 132
Rietveld................................................................................................................................................................................ 91;
108
right of way.................................................................................................................................................................................. 81
Rijksinstituut voor Volksgezondheid
en Milieu............................................................................................................................... 251
Rijksplanologische Dienst........................................................................................................................................................... 162
Rijnland(Water Board)................................................................................................................................................................. 423
ring structure(access)................................................................................................................................................................. 326
ripple effect......................................................................................................................................................................... 350;
353
rising(floors)............................................................................................................................................................................... 325
risk factor.................................................................................................................................................................................. 327
risk(consumer)........................................................................................................................................................................... 212
risk(producer)............................................................................................................................................................................. 212
risks of complaining.................................................................................................................................................................... 338
risks of complaints..................................................................................................................................................................... 338
risky design decision.................................................................................................................................................................. 338
risky elements(awareness).......................................................................................................................................................... 168
risky(proposition)......................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Risselada............................................................................................................................................................................. 92;
152
Rittel......................................................................................................................................................................................... 433
ritual......................................................................................................................................................................................... 474
river landscape........................................................................................................................................................................... 134
river(city)................................................................................................................................................................................... 134
RIVM................................................................................................................................................................................. 259;
497
road.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 429
road safety................................................................................................................................................................................ 316
road(curved)............................................................................................................................................................................... 423
road(motor)................................................................................................................................................................................ 424
road(provincial feeder)................................................................................................................................................................. 391
road(stretch).............................................................................................................................................................................. 218
robust(design(scenarios))............................................................................................................................................................ 162
robustness............................................................................................................................................ 20;
26; 51; 93; 255; 367; 368
robustness(unpredictable
developments)...................................................................................................................................... 162
Rochester.................................................................................................................................................................................. 169
Rohe......................................................................................................................................................................................... 407
rôles......................................................................................................................................................................................... 297
rôles(persons deciding,
agents in initiating, citizens in defining and
selecting perspectives)............................................................... 497
Röling................................................................................................................................................................................ 455;
465
Roman priests(ritual).................................................................................................................................................................. 474
Romans............................................................................................................................................................................... 96;
474
Ronchamp chapel...................................................................................................................................................................... 401
roof.................................................................................................................................................................................... 341;
347
roof construction........................................................................................................................................................................ 342
roof shapes................................................................................................................................................................................ 342
roof(cantilevering)....................................................................................................................................................................... 407
roof(laying)................................................................................................................................................................................. 354
roof(parabolic)............................................................................................................................................................................ 115
roof(seemingly wafer-thin)............................................................................................................................................................ 407
roof(shape)................................................................................................................................................................................ 342
roofed central hall....................................................................................................................................................................... 326
room module(size)...................................................................................................................................................................... 425
room(leg)................................................................................................................................................................................... 393
room(shape, size, materials
applied, interior/exterior relationships, facilities)................................................................................... 153
Roozenburg......................................................................................................................................................... 361;
367; 369; 370
Rosemann........................................................................................................................................................................... 35;
413
Rossi........................................................................................................................................................................................ 112
rotaters..................................................................................................................................................................................... 487
rotation.............................................................................................................................................................................. 114;
487
rotation(direction)....................................................................................................................................................................... 487
Rotterdam....................................................................................................................... 267;
269; 360; 365; 419; 435; 439; 455; 495
rough draft................................................................................................................................................................................... 50
rough draft(resolution)................................................................................................................................................................. 208
round building(snake bite
its own tail)........................................................................................................................................... 116
round buildings........................................................................................................................................................................... 115
round urban villas....................................................................................................................................................................... 115
route......................................................................................................................................................................................... 441
routine................................................................................................................................................................. 357;
362; 387; 389
routine designing........................................................................................................................................................................ 363
routine(actions in the
sequence).................................................................................................................................................. 416
routine(architecture).................................................................................................................................................................... 390
routine(Geuze)........................................................................................................................................................................... 419
routine(habituation(experience))................................................................................................................................................... 403
routine(knowledge &
insight)........................................................................................................................................................ 356
routine(recipe(master-and-apprentice)).......................................................................................................................................... 416
routine(stereotypical
programme(built-in))..................................................................................................................................... 415
routines..................................................................................................................................................................................... 415
Rowe........................................................................................................................................................................................ 126
RPD.................................................................................................................................................................................. 162;
497
rubricating................................................................................................................................................................................. 128
Rue Nungesser et Colli............................................................................................................................................................... 393
Rue Saint-Guillaume................................................................................................................................................................... 394
ruin............................................................................................................................................................................................. 67
rule giving............................................................................................................................................................................. 80;
276
rule of law.................................................................................................................................................................................... 81
rule of the game......................................................................................................................................................................... 474
rule of thumb.............................................................................................................................................................................. 266
rule(starting position).................................................................................................................................................................. 487
ruled and a curve surface............................................................................................................................................................ 488
ruled surfaces..................................................................................................................................................................... 487;
488
rules......................................................................................................................................................................................... 331
rules for building......................................................................................................................................................................... 434
rules of thumb............................................................................................................................................................................ 335
rules(creativity)........................................................................................................................................................................... 474
rules(natural, manmade)............................................................................................................................................................. 491
ruling on building.......................................................................................................................................................................... 79
ruling(designing)........................................................................................................................................................................... 79
ruling(juridical
investigation)......................................................................................................................................................... 192
ruling(standard)............................................................................................................................................................................ 83
rulings(conflicting)........................................................................................................................................................................ 82
rulings(non published)................................................................................................................................................................... 81
rulings(published)......................................................................................................................................................................... 81
rulings(standard)..................................................................................................................................................................... 79;
81
running bond(brick)..................................................................................................................................................................... 120
running costs............................................................................................................................................................................. 167
rupture(zones)............................................................................................................................................................................ 132
rural and urban
fields(legenda)..................................................................................................................................................... 498
rural system.............................................................................................................................................................................. 494
rural system(debate)................................................................................................................................................................... 497
Rusk......................................................................................................................................................................................... 498
Russell................................................................................................................................................................................ 37;
414
Ruyssenaars............................................................................................................................................................................. 361
Rykwert..................................................................................................................................................................................... 474
Saariste.................................................................................................................................................................................... 152
safety......................................................................................................................................................................... 171;
273; 341
safety requirements.................................................................................................................................................................... 336
safety(road)............................................................................................................................................................................... 316
Sagrada Familia......................................................................................................................................................................... 396
Saint Die................................................................................................................................................................................... 126
Saint-Guillaume......................................................................................................................................................................... 394
salient features not
registered by orthographic projection............................................................................................................... 232
sample...................................................................................................................................................................................... 328
samples.................................................................................................................................................................................... 199
San Diego................................................................................................................................................................................. 455
sand(ridge)................................................................................................................................................................................ 429
sanitary facilities........................................................................................................................................................................ 330
sanitary installations................................................................................................................................................................... 336
sanitary units............................................................................................................................................................................. 489
Sanoff................................................................................................................................................................................ 275;
276
SAR........................................................................................................................................................................... 347;
349; 439
Sariyildiz................................................................................................................................................................................... 377
SAR-pattern method............................................................................................................................................................ 439;
440
Sartre........................................................................................................................................................................................ 414
Sassen..................................................................................................................................................................................... 495
satellite image............................................................................................................................................................................. 71
satisfaction(residents)................................................................................................................................................................. 163
satisfies(logic)............................................................................................................................................................................ 193
satisfying principle...................................................................................................................................................................... 294
saturation stage......................................................................................................................................................................... 369
saw off...................................................................................................................................................................................... 350
SBR.................................................................................................................................................................................. 272;
332
SBR 258..................................................................................................................................................................... 272;
273; 276
Scala........................................................................................................................................................................................ 113
scale........................................................................................................................................................................ 55;
73; 79; 367
scale changing design.................................................................................................................................................................. 90
scale levels................................................................................................................................................................... 37;
421; 441
scale model............................................................................................................................................................................... 275
scale paradox.............................................................................................................................................................................. 37
scale paradox(mathematical
division)........................................................................................................................................... 205
scale relation study.................................................................................................................................................................... 288
scale relations........................................................................................................................................................................... 287
scale sensitive........................................................................................................................................................................... 105
scale switch.............................................................................................................................................................................. 105
scale(articulation)....................................................................................................................................................................... 190
scale(falsification)........................................................................................................................................................................ 73
scale(five point).......................................................................................................................................................................... 154
scale(frame, grain)....................................................................................................................................................................... 50
scale(large)................................................................................................................................................................................. 73
scale(level)......................................................................................................................................................................... 267;
435
scale(level, municipal).................................................................................................................................................................. 84
scale(level, separate
building......................................................................................................................................................... 84
scale(levels).................................................................................................................................................................... 26;
84; 167
scale(map).................................................................................................................................................................................. 73
scale(measure).......................................................................................................................................................................... 348
scale(paradox)........................................................................................................................................................................... 206
scale(sense).............................................................................................................................................................................. 291
scale(small)................................................................................................................................................................................. 73
scale(three point)....................................................................................................................................................................... 154
scale-less.................................................................................................................................................................................. 106
scales....................................................................................................................................................................................... 274
scaling techniques..................................................................................................................................................................... 155
Scandinavia............................................................................................................................................................................... 482
scanning the future..................................................................................................................................................................... 252
scarce resources....................................................................................................................................................................... 293
scenario techniques................................................................................................................................................................... 275
scenario(model(explorative, potential,
projective)).......................................................................................................................... 184
scenario(normative).................................................................................................................................................................... 259
scenario(perspective).................................................................................................................................................................. 258
scenario(policy(critical,
dynamic, careful, relaxed)(water system, agriculture, international
connections, multicentred network systems)) 494
scenario(prognosis).................................................................................................................................................................... 258
scenario(projective)..................................................................................................................................................................... 259
scenario(prospective).................................................................................................................................................................. 259
scenario(reference, trend)............................................................................................................................................................ 162
scenario(sector)......................................................................................................................................................................... 259
scenario(surprise)....................................................................................................................................................................... 259
scenario(trend(model(predictive,
projective(probable))..................................................................................................................... 184
scenario(trend).................................................................................................................................................................... 185;
259
scenarios........................................................................................................................................................................... 255;
258
scenarios(bandwidth).................................................................................................................................................................. 162
scenarios(contrast)..................................................................................................................................................................... 259
scenarios(CPB).......................................................................................................................................................................... 259
scenarios(cultural)...................................................................................................................................................................... 259
scenarios(designs(alternative))..................................................................................................................................................... 185
scenarios(driving forces).............................................................................................................................................................. 162
scenarios(economical)................................................................................................................................................................ 259
scenarios(evaluation).................................................................................................................................................................. 161
scenarios(exploring)................................................................................................................................................................... 259
scenarios(extreme)............................................................................................................................................................. 162;
259
scenarios(main themes(national(spatial
structure)))....................................................................................................................... 162
scenarios(mobility)..................................................................................................................................................................... 259
scenarios(nature)....................................................................................................................................................................... 259
scenarios(policy)........................................................................................................................................................................ 259
scenarios(trends(extrapolated)).................................................................................................................................................... 162
scenarios(uncertainty)................................................................................................................................................................ 266
scenarios(varying(driving
forces)).................................................................................................................................................. 162
scene........................................................................................................................................................................................ 243
scene(architectural).................................................................................................................................................................... 243
scene(recognition)...................................................................................................................................................................... 243
Schaaf........................................................................................................................................................................ 149;
151; 159
schade........................................................................................................................................................................................ 81
Schalkoort................................................................................................................................................................................. 327
schedule..................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
Scheepvaarthuis......................................................................................................................................................................... 120
schema..................................................................................................................................................................................... 103
schema(frame, grain).................................................................................................................................................................. 211
schema(verbal model)................................................................................................................................................................. 186
schema(wishes, ideas)............................................................................................................................................................... 462
scheme..................................................................................................................................................................................... 144
scheme(resolution)..................................................................................................................................................................... 208
schemes(architect)..................................................................................................................................................................... 406
Schiedam.................................................................................................................................................................................. 292
Schiller...................................................................................................................................................................................... 415
Schliemann............................................................................................................................................................................... 401
scholarly designers.................................................................................................................................................................... 360
scholarly identity........................................................................................................................................................................ 369
Schön....................................................................................................................................................................................... 102
school....................................................................................................................................................................................... 276
schools..................................................................................................................................................................................... 268
schools of thought(design
method)............................................................................................................................................... 339
schouwburg............................................................................................................................................................................... 482
Schröder House........................................................................................................................................................................... 91
Schröderhuis............................................................................................................................................................................. 108
Schutte-Postma........................................................................................................................................................................... 79
science....................................................................................................................................................................................... 97
science and
technology(state)..................................................................................................................................................... 307
science of making...................................................................................................................................................................... 415
science(categories(alpha,
beta, gamma), ICT)............................................................................................................................... 379
science(critical,
contemplative).................................................................................................................................................... 307
science(debate)........................................................................................................................................................................... 14
science(definition)........................................................................................................................................................................ 22
science(design).......................................................................................................................................................................... 145
science(model).......................................................................................................................................................................... 181
scientific..................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
scientific ambition........................................................................................................................................................................ 11
Scientific Council on
Government Policy....................................................................................................................................... 494
scientific criticism...................................................................................................................................................................... 329
scientific design and study
work.................................................................................................................................................... 11
scientific feat............................................................................................................................................................................. 330
scientific forum........................................................................................................................................................................... 249
scientific method.................................................................................................................................................................. 34;
298
scientific methods of
research....................................................................................................................................................... 95
scientific
methods(epistemological limits)..................................................................................................................................... 448
scientific report............................................................................................................................................................................ 19
scientific status(publishing)......................................................................................................................................................... 329
scientific task.............................................................................................................................................................................. 12
scientific
thinking(foundation)....................................................................................................................................................... 414
scientific visualisation................................................................................................................................................................. 246
scientific work.............................................................................................................................................................................. 19
scientific(new
possibilities)............................................................................................................................................................ 13
scientifically verified
concept....................................................................................................................................................... 285
score(performance)..................................................................................................................................................................... 167
scores(separate)........................................................................................................................................................................ 166
scores(total, separate)................................................................................................................................................................ 166
scorings(compiled)..................................................................................................................................................................... 163
SCP.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 259
SCPB....................................................................................................................................................................................... 497
screen(frame, grain).................................................................................................................................................................... 211
script(computer programming)..................................................................................................................................................... 234
sculpturing(model)...................................................................................................................................................................... 421
SD............................................................................................................................................................................................ 338
search........................................................................................................................................................................ 100;
140; 492
search areas.............................................................................................................................................................................. 374
search as you draw.................................................................................................................................................................... 408
search routines.......................................................................................................................................................................... 238
search(patterns)......................................................................................................................................................................... 382
search(relevance)....................................................................................................................................................................... 238
searcher’s own graphic
input(retrieving designs)............................................................................................................................ 238
searches................................................................................................................................................................................... 455
second line investigators............................................................................................................................................................. 327
sectionalisation.......................................................................................................................................................................... 307
sector scenario.......................................................................................................................................................................... 259
sector trends............................................................................................................................................................................. 259
sector(sub-group))...................................................................................................................................................................... 351
security standards...................................................................................................................................................................... 274
security(built-in)......................................................................................................................................................................... 356
security(fire)............................................................................................................................................................................... 324
seduction model......................................................................................................................................................................... 184
see different things..................................................................................................................................................................... 399
see things differently................................................................................................................................................................... 399
seeking(finding).......................................................................................................................................................................... 411
segmentation............................................................................................................................................................................. 243
segmentation(morphological
reconstruction)................................................................................................................................. 445
segments........................................................................................................................................................................... 115;
290
segregation................................................................................................................................................................................ 105
segregation(function).................................................................................................................................................................. 106
segregation100m........................................................................................................................................................................... 105
segregation10cm(function).............................................................................................................................................................. 106
segregation30m(function)............................................................................................................................................................... 105
segregation3m(function)................................................................................................................................................................ 106
Sekisui Heim house................................................................................................................................................................... 281
selection..................................................................................................................................................................................... 97
selection criteria......................................................................................................................................................................... 341
selection matrix......................................................................................................................................................................... 341
selection(comparison)................................................................................................................................................................. 484
selection(evaluation)................................................................................................................................................................... 141
selection(jury)............................................................................................................................................................................ 141
selection(negative)...................................................................................................................................................................... 403
selective attention................................................................................................................................................................. 25;
444
selective mental aggregate.......................................................................................................................................................... 236
selective perception...................................................................................................................................................................... 53
self-directedness........................................................................................................................................................................ 362
self-evident................................................................................................................................................................................ 413
self-evident actions..................................................................................................................................................................... 416
self-explanatory(visual)................................................................................................................................................................ 408
self-learning techniques.............................................................................................................................................................. 378
self-reflexive statements............................................................................................................................................................... 37
self-regulation.............................................................................................................................................................................. 80
self-similarity............................................................................................................................................................................. 225
semantic
differential(dichotomies)................................................................................................................................................ 158
semantic network(computer
programming).................................................................................................................................... 234
semantics................................................................................................................................................................................. 191
semiotic vocabulary.................................................................................................................................................................... 487
Semper..................................................................................................................................................................................... 113
sensation value.......................................................................................................................................................................... 104
sense for scale.......................................................................................................................................................................... 291
sense of 'place'............................................................................................................................................................................ 95
sense of space.......................................................................................................................................................................... 392
senses...................................................................................................................................................................................... 414
senses(pattern, process)............................................................................................................................................................ 417
sensitivity analysis..................................................................................................................................................................... 251
sensitivity(initial input)................................................................................................................................................................. 257
sensitivity-analyses(optimisation)................................................................................................................................................. 221
sensory deprivation..................................................................................................................................................................... 413
sensory
impressions(synchronous, various).................................................................................................................................. 414
sensory motor system................................................................................................................................................................ 415
sensual(architecture).................................................................................................................................................................. 421
sentence function......................................................................................................................................................................... 40
sentence(full)............................................................................................................................................................................. 190
separate rooms.......................................................................................................................................................................... 275
separating................................................................................................................................................................................. 351
separating components............................................................................................................................................................... 345
separating((outside, inside,
soil, water)(horizontal, vertical, angle)).................................................................................................. 351
separation................................................................................................................................................................................. 105
separation(function).................................................................................................................................................................... 324
separation1km(function)................................................................................................................................................................. 105
separation3km(function)................................................................................................................................................................. 105
separational node....................................................................................................................................................................... 218
separations................................................................................................................................................................................ 370
separations(connections)............................................................................................................................................................ 368
sequence.................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
sequence of actions............................................................................................................................................................ 410;
415
sequence of images............................................................................................................................................................ 246;
441
sequence(autonomous)............................................................................................................................................................... 115
sequence(Fibonacci’s)................................................................................................................................................................ 213
sequences................................................................................................................................................................................. 417
sequences of kindred
building...................................................................................................................................................... 276
sequencing................................................................................................................................................................................ 128
sequencing(difference of
place).................................................................................................................................................... 205
sequential.......................................................................................................................................................................... 377;
447
sequential computer command.................................................................................................................................................... 197
sequential identification
numbers(column(spreadsheet))................................................................................................................. 205
sequentiality(differences,
changes).............................................................................................................................................. 447
serendipity........................................................................................................................................................................... 24;
371
series of actions................................................................................................................................................................. 416;
417
series(arithmatical)..................................................................................................................................................................... 212
Serra................................................................................................................................................................................. 110;
111
serviceability tools and
methods.................................................................................................................................................. 155
services..................................................................................................................................................................................... 347
servo-mechanism....................................................................................................................................................................... 309
set............................................................................................................................................................................................ 205
set of actions(not model)............................................................................................................................................................. 186
set theory.................................................................................................................................................................................. 192
set(equality(nature),
difference(place))(scale(paradox), abstraction(change)).................................................................................... 206
set-dressing workshop......................................................................................................................................................... 465;
466
setting....................................................................................................................................................................................... 394
SEV.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 313
sewage pipes............................................................................................................................................................................. 336
sewage treatment....................................................................................................................................................................... 313
SfB classification system............................................................................................................................................................ 347
shade and shelter(tree)............................................................................................................................................................... 399
shading..................................................................................................................................................................................... 336
shading installations................................................................................................................................................................... 328
shape................................................................................................................................................................................ 330;
341
shape grammar(Palladian)........................................................................................................................................................... 237
shape grammars........................................................................................................................................................................ 244
shape of the building................................................................................................................................................................... 335
shape of the building(maintenance(accessibility(access-equipment))).............................................................................................. 337
shape roof................................................................................................................................................................................. 342
shape(archetypal)....................................................................................................................................................................... 110
shape(attenuating)...................................................................................................................................................................... 110
shape(building)........................................................................................................................................................................... 327
shape(folding)............................................................................................................................................................................ 110
shape(geometrical)..................................................................................................................................................................... 487
shape(giving)............................................................................................................................................................................... 58
shape(minimal number(directions,
changes of directions, variation of changes of direction))............................................................... 215
shape(nonsensical).................................................................................................................................................................... 243
shape(starlike)........................................................................................................................................................................... 494
shape(twisted)........................................................................................................................................................................... 487
shapes(combining)....................................................................................................................................................................... 72
shapes(language)....................................................................................................................................................................... 109
shapes(list)................................................................................................................................................................................. 72
shapes(simple(triangle,
square, circle))........................................................................................................................................ 215
shapes(states of dispersion)........................................................................................................................................................ 209
shape-structure.......................................................................................................................................................................... 114
shaping....................................................................................................................................................................................... 58
shaping decisions........................................................................................................................................................................ 60
shaping(image, judgement)......................................................................................................................................................... 308
shared entrance(into
light(square))............................................................................................................................................... 467
shared sub-contracting............................................................................................................................................................... 360
sharing reception facilities........................................................................................................................................................... 169
shifts of attention........................................................................................................................................................................ 404
ship-building.............................................................................................................................................................................. 116
shipbuilding yard........................................................................................................................................................................ 342
ships.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 67
shopping centre......................................................................................................................................................................... 266
shopping centre(turnover)............................................................................................................................................................ 269
shopping centres........................................................................................................................................................................ 268
shopping centres(attraction)........................................................................................................................................................ 268
shopping
centres(concentration).................................................................................................................................................. 268
shopping
centres(transport(public)).............................................................................................................................................. 268
shopping list.............................................................................................................................................................................. 409
shopping space.......................................................................................................................................................................... 266
shopping(one stop)..................................................................................................................................................................... 268
shops(combining(amenities))....................................................................................................................................................... 268
shortest path............................................................................................................................................................................. 218
shortest-path algorithm............................................................................................................................................................... 218
Siberia...................................................................................................................................................................................... 117
sick building syndrome........................................................................................................................................................ 276;
327
side aisles................................................................................................................................................................................. 123
sidelines(straight)....................................................................................................................................................................... 488
Sierpinski(fractal)....................................................................................................................................................................... 226
Siers......................................................................................................................................................................................... 370
sieve analysis........................................................................................................................................................................ 73;
76
signature(spatial)........................................................................................................................................................................ 115
significance(functional)................................................................................................................................................................ 392
significance(transcendental).......................................................................................................................................................... 64
significance(variable)................................................................................................................................................................... 190
significant........................................................................................................................................................................... 159;
475
significant to others...................................................................................................................................................................... 56
signification(change(imagination))................................................................................................................................................ 402
signification(context)................................................................................................................................................................... 400
signification(layers)..................................................................................................................................................................... 402
significations(system).................................................................................................................................................. 393;
399; 400
signs......................................................................................................................................................................................... 476
signs(naming)............................................................................................................................................................................ 474
signs(reading,
interpretating)....................................................................................................................................................... 475
similarities and
continuities......................................................................................................................................................... 413
similarities(history)..................................................................................................................................................................... 401
similarities(typological)................................................................................................................................................................. 90
similarity in nature...................................................................................................................................................................... 205
similarity(composition)................................................................................................................................................................ 112
similarity(perception).................................................................................................................................................................. 241
similes...................................................................................................................................................................................... 245
Simon....................................................................................................................................................................................... 294
simple and square...................................................................................................................................................................... 395
simple pictures.......................................................................................................................................................................... 460
simple shapes........................................................................................................................................................................... 215
simplex algorithm................................................................................................................................................................ 299;
301
simplex method.................................................................................................................................................................. 222;
223
simplex method(admitted
solution)............................................................................................................................................... 223
simplex method(axle)................................................................................................................................................................. 223
simplex method(basic
solution)................................................................................................................................................... 223
simplex method(basic
variable).................................................................................................................................................... 224
simplex method(pivot column)..................................................................................................................................................... 223
simplex method(pivot row)........................................................................................................................................................... 224
simplex method(remainder
variables)............................................................................................................................................ 223
simplex method(restrictions)....................................................................................................................................................... 223
simplex method(starting
solution)................................................................................................................................................ 223
simplex method(target
function)................................................................................................................................................... 223
simplex tableau.......................................................................................................................................................................... 223
simplicity(arranging)................................................................................................................................................................... 407
simplicity(perception).................................................................................................................................................................. 241
simplicity(reduction,
concentration).............................................................................................................................................. 407
simplicity(true, pure,
serene, barren, dull, poor)............................................................................................................................. 406
simplification.......................................................................................................................................................................... 97;
98
simplification(abstraction)............................................................................................................................................................ 406
simplification(false)..................................................................................................................................................................... 168
simplifications............................................................................................................................................................................ 182
simplifying................................................................................................................................................................................. 464
simulated design options............................................................................................................................................................ 145
simulation.................................................................................................................................................................................. 371
simulation programmes............................................................................................................................................................... 335
simulation(design analysis)......................................................................................................................................................... 246
simulation(light).......................................................................................................................................................................... 246
simulation(variables(relation))....................................................................................................................................................... 447
simulations................................................................................................................................................................................ 372
Simulink.................................................................................................................................................................................... 225
simultaneity in the work.............................................................................................................................................................. 409
simultaneous designing.............................................................................................................................................................. 361
simultaneously(true)................................................................................................................................................................... 201
single-curved sideline.................................................................................................................................................................. 488
singular solutions....................................................................................................................................................................... 209
site............................................................................................................................................................................................. 89
site articulation................................................................................................................................................................... 114;
439
site articulations......................................................................................................................................................................... 433
site boundaries.......................................................................................................................................................................... 404
site visits................................................................................................................................................................................... 275
site(articulating)......................................................................................................................................................................... 433
site(assessed and formulated
by the architect)............................................................................................................................. 405
site(bordering)............................................................................................................................................................................ 418
site(building)................................................................................................................................................................ 341;
347; 350
site(cultural history)...................................................................................................................................................................... 63
site(fill)...................................................................................................................................................................................... 208
site(history)................................................................................................................................................................................. 63
site(off)...................................................................................................................................................................................... 280
site(on)...................................................................................................................................................................................... 280
site(reading)............................................................................................................................................................................... 444
site(visit).................................................................................................................................................................................... 470
site(waterfront)........................................................................................................................................................................... 407
situation............................................................................................................................................................................... 89;
389
situation at
location(analysis of buildings)..................................................................................................................................... 118
situation(future).......................................................................................................................................................................... 491
situation(idea)............................................................................................................................................................................ 389
situation(placebound(combinations))............................................................................................................................................ 492
situations(work).......................................................................................................................................................................... 389
size and proportion....................................................................................................................................................................... 95
size of an office unit.................................................................................................................................................................... 423
size of the rooms....................................................................................................................................................................... 336
size(alignment).......................................................................................................................................................................... 424
size(legenda)............................................................................................................................................................................. 498
size(positioning)......................................................................................................................................................................... 345
sizeless(geometry)..................................................................................................................................................................... 216
sizing of the module................................................................................................................................................................... 425
sizing(positioning)...................................................................................................................................................................... 349
skeleton.................................................................................................................................................................................... 237
sketch map............................................................................................................................................................................... 315
sketch plan................................................................................................................................................................................. 50
sketch(chalk)............................................................................................................................................................................. 429
sketch(exploration)..................................................................................................................................................................... 429
sketch(first little(office
unit(size)))................................................................................................................................................. 423
sketch(loose)............................................................................................................................................................................. 289
sketch(spatial)........................................................................................................................................................................... 287
sketch(studying)........................................................................................................................................................................ 424
sketch(superimposed on the
maps)............................................................................................................................................. 429
sketchbooks.............................................................................................................................................................................. 408
sketched design................................................................................................................................................................. 459;
465
sketched designs....................................................................................................................................................................... 309
sketches..................................................................................................................................................................... 287;
291; 423
sketches(holiday)....................................................................................................................................................................... 461
sketching paper......................................................................................................................................................................... 411
sketching paper on a role............................................................................................................................................................ 429
sketching(report)........................................................................................................................................................................ 291
skin(dry).................................................................................................................................................................................... 327
skin(maintenance)...................................................................................................................................................................... 337
skin(U-shaped)........................................................................................................................................................................... 326
Skinner..................................................................................................................................................................................... 414
sky-line(Chinese)....................................................................................................................................................................... 421
slab.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 114
slab(slender).............................................................................................................................................................................. 407
slack......................................................................................................................................................................................... 224
slate panels............................................................................................................................................................................... 394
slave of the tools........................................................................................................................................................................ 381
sloping trajectory........................................................................................................................................................................ 292
Sloterplas.................................................................................................................................................................................. 130
slots......................................................................................................................................................................................... 237
small business areas.................................................................................................................................................................. 269
Small centres............................................................................................................................................................................ 269
small-town environment............................................................................................................................................................... 470
Smith.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 95
SMO......................................................................................................................................................................................... 359
smooth(line)............................................................................................................................................................................... 215
snake’s skin.............................................................................................................................................................................. 464
snugness(designers).................................................................................................................................................................. 421
so(logic).................................................................................................................................................................................... 194
soberness................................................................................................................................................................................. 273
social climate............................................................................................................................................................................ 269
social conditions........................................................................................................................................................................ 309
social control............................................................................................................................................................................... 56
social debate............................................................................................................................................................................. 307
social development..................................................................................................................................................................... 311
social differentiation............................................................................................................................................................. 104;
105
social equity.............................................................................................................................................................................. 494
social group optimisation............................................................................................................................................................ 293
social interests.......................................................................................................................................................................... 299
social norms.............................................................................................................................................................................. 307
social profile.............................................................................................................................................................................. 420
social relevance(history)............................................................................................................................................................... 64
social security........................................................................................................................................................................... 276
social-historical approach............................................................................................................................................................. 60
socially relevant........................................................................................................................................................................... 59
social-psychological
mechanisms................................................................................................................................................. 59
society(knowledge based)........................................................................................................................................................... 305
sociology................................................................................................................................................................................... 414
soft computing methods.............................................................................................................................................................. 382
soft computing techniques.......................................................................................................................................................... 377
software for architectural
design................................................................................................................................................... 377
software(spatial)......................................................................................................................................................................... 379
soil improvement........................................................................................................................................................................ 342
soil pollution.............................................................................................................................................................................. 164
soil(history, design)...................................................................................................................................................................... 63
soil(maximisation)...................................................................................................................................................................... 315
solar cells.................................................................................................................................................................................. 316
solar collectors................................................................................................................................................................... 171;
316
solar energy.................................................................................................................................................. 313;
316; 323; 326; 337
solid entities.............................................................................................................................................................................. 244
solid(amorphous)........................................................................................................................................................................ 285
solids(regular)............................................................................................................................................................................ 216
solipsism................................................................................................................................................................................... 413
Solomon’s judgement................................................................................................................................................................. 205
solution alternatives.................................................................................................................................................................... 251
solution in principle..................................................................................................................................................................... 370
solution space............................................................................................................................................................. 246;
300; 302
solution space(optimisation)........................................................................................................................................................ 221
solution(architectural)................................................................................................................................................................. 107
solution(best)............................................................................................................................................................................. 295
solution(designer(inquisitive
nature, creative approach))................................................................................................................... 99
solution(flash)............................................................................................................................................................................ 470
solution(least resistance)............................................................................................................................................................ 162
solution(plural)........................................................................................................................................................................... 402
solution(problem)........................................................................................................................................................................ 251
solution(rash)............................................................................................................................................................................. 406
solution(variants(remodelling,
expansion, disposing, joining, moving, new building design))................................................................ 271
solutions.............................................................................................................................................................................. 59;
294
solutions for the
part-problems..................................................................................................................................................... 340
solutions(alternative)............................................................................................................................................................ 251;
271
solutions(compromise,
synthesis, decision making(autocratic))...................................................................................................... 303
solutions(creative(method)).......................................................................................................................................................... 340
solutions(different)........................................................................................................................................................................ 60
solutions(direction)....................................................................................................................................................................... 90
solutions(diversity)................................................................................................................................................................ 20;
484
solutions(finding)........................................................................................................................................................................ 300
solutions(innovative).................................................................................................................................................................... 459
solutions(novel)............................................................................................................................................................................ 95
solutions(optimum
selection(subsolutions))................................................................................................................................... 302
solutions(part)............................................................................................................................................................................ 340
solutions(partial).......................................................................................................................................................................... 60
solutions(singular)...................................................................................................................................................................... 209
SOM Group............................................................................................................................................................................... 313
somatic reality........................................................................................................................................................................... 478
sound-absorbent properties......................................................................................................................................................... 286
source material(analysis)............................................................................................................................................................ 138
source(history,
bibliographic ordering)............................................................................................................................................ 62
source(history,
chronological ordering)........................................................................................................................................... 62
source(history, material and
construction)...................................................................................................................................... 62
source(history, monographic
ordering)............................................................................................................................................ 62
source(history, ordering)............................................................................................................................................................... 62
source(history,
topographical ordering)........................................................................................................................................... 62
source(history, typological
ordering)............................................................................................................................................... 62
sources....................................................................................................................................................................................... 96
sources of law............................................................................................................................................................................. 81
sources(analysis of
buildings)...................................................................................................................................................... 118
sources(history)........................................................................................................................................................................... 61
sources(history, critique).............................................................................................................................................................. 62
sources(history, secondary).......................................................................................................................................................... 62
sources(knowledge)..................................................................................................................................................................... 43
sources(primary).......................................................................................................................................................................... 61
sources(reflective, history)............................................................................................................................................................ 66
sources(use)............................................................................................................................................................................... 61
Spaarne.................................................................................................................................................................................... 134
space........................................................................................................................................................................................ 441
space and place......................................................................................................................................................................... 403
space for conditioning................................................................................................................................................................... 11
space frame(triangulated)............................................................................................................................................................ 364
space groups............................................................................................................................................................................. 242
space in our imagination............................................................................................................................................................. 194
space mass............................................................................................................................................................................... 129
space of the templum(defined
and ordered(gestures)).................................................................................................................... 475
space reservation((building,
group, subgroup, sector)(adaptability(part, form, material))..................................................................... 352
space(action)............................................................................................................................................................................. 165
space(actor’s)............................................................................................................................................................................ 481
space(build
in(installations))........................................................................................................................................................ 337
space(cut-out)............................................................................................................................................................................ 475
space(Euclidian)........................................................................................................................................................................ 183
space(horizontal)........................................................................................................................................................................ 475
space(infinit).............................................................................................................................................................................. 475
space(intellectual)...................................................................................................................................................................... 190
space(logical)............................................................................................................................................................................ 194
space(partial building
groups)...................................................................................................................................................... 349
space(plane to volume)............................................................................................................................................................... 477
space(public)............................................................................................................................................................................. 368
space(separating, enclosure,
occupier)........................................................................................................................................ 351
spaces(atomic elements(architectural
composition))...................................................................................................................... 234
spaces(closure)........................................................................................................................................................................... 56
spaces(glass)............................................................................................................................................................................ 331
spaces(symbols)........................................................................................................................................................................ 233
space-time ordering.................................................................................................................................................................... 474
spacious central area................................................................................................................................................................. 326
spaciousness.............................................................................................................................................................................. 55
spaciousness(model).................................................................................................................................................................. 431
span with a minimum of
material.................................................................................................................................................. 407
Spanjers.................................................................................................................................................................................... 355
spanning................................................................................................................................................................................... 396
spans(variety)............................................................................................................................................................................ 121
spatial analyses(without
effects(implementation, use))................................................................................................................... 188
spatial architectural
choices........................................................................................................................................................ 155
spatial areas.............................................................................................................................................................................. 347
spatial arrangement..................................................................................................................................................... 107;
108; 109
spatial articulation...................................................................................................................................................................... 242
spatial characteristics................................................................................................................................................................. 131
spatial composition.................................................................................................................................................................... 128
spatial concept.......................................................................................................................................................................... 185
spatial configuration.................................................................................................................................................................... 153
spatial conflicts.......................................................................................................................................................................... 237
spatial consequences................................................................................................................................................................. 433
spatial constraints...................................................................................................................................................................... 236
spatial design..................................................................................................................................................................... 336;
338
spatial design(general lay
out)..................................................................................................................................................... 332
spatial differentiation................................................................................................................................................................... 438
spatial drawings......................................................................................................................................................................... 462
spatial effectiveness................................................................................................................................................................... 419
spatial experiencing.................................................................................................................................................................... 367
spatial form................................................................................................................................................................................ 370
spatial functional
organisation...................................................................................................................................................... 434
spatial idea................................................................................................................................................................................ 408
spatial ideas(computer)............................................................................................................................................................... 380
spatial implications...................................................................................................................................................................... 56
spatial inter-action models.......................................................................................................................................................... 269
spatial inter-dependence............................................................................................................................................................. 440
spatial interface........................................................................................................................................................................... 84
spatial model............................................................................................................................................................................. 182
spatial models.................................................................................................................................................................... 145;
181
spatial need............................................................................................................................................................................... 273
spatial ordering.......................................................................................................................................................................... 433
spatial organisation.................................................................................................................................................................... 133
spatial organisation of
activity(building)......................................................................................................................................... 271
spatial orientation....................................................................................................................................................................... 274
spatial outline plan..................................................................................................................................................................... 340
spatial plan................................................................................................................................................................................ 340
spatial planning.......................................................................................................................................................................... 436
spatial planning regulation........................................................................................................................................................... 435
spatial policy............................................................................................................................................................................. 270
spatial proximity......................................................................................................................................................................... 275
spatial relations............................................................................................................................................................. 87;
275; 287
spatial signature......................................................................................................................................................................... 115
spatial sketch..................................................................................................................................................................... 287;
289
spatial software.......................................................................................................................................................................... 379
spatial structure.................................................................................................................................................................. 127;
162
spatial structures....................................................................................................................................................................... 355
spatial structuring............................................................................................................................................................... 345;
441
spatial temporal
completeness.................................................................................................................................................... 189
spatial translation of the
programme............................................................................................................................................. 438
spatial units(programme)............................................................................................................................................................. 434
spatial-material fabric.................................................................................................................................................................. 473
spatial-psychological
requirements.............................................................................................................................................. 275
spatio functional typology............................................................................................................................................................ 155
speaker(performer(design
incident)).............................................................................................................................................. 421
speakers-theatre........................................................................................................................................................................ 480
special building component......................................................................................................................................................... 282
special element(urban
arrangement)............................................................................................................................................. 130
specialism................................................................................................................................................................................. 104
specialist................................................................................................................................................................................... 281
specialists.......................................................................................................................................................................... 109;
293
species(fitting
conditions(applying task))...................................................................................................................................... 405
species(new)............................................................................................................................................................................. 256
specification....................................................................................................................................................................... 370;
418
specification(building)................................................................................................................................................................. 109
specifications(construction(scale))............................................................................................................................................... 279
specifications(project)................................................................................................................................................................. 282
specified performance................................................................................................................................................................. 283
Speckle..................................................................................................................................................................................... 127
speed regulation systems........................................................................................................................................................... 317
Spekking................................................................................................................................................................................... 276
spheres(halved).......................................................................................................................................................................... 289
Sphinx
– Céramique................................................................................................................................................................... 439
spine.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Spinoza..................................................................................................................................................................................... 447
spiral......................................................................................................................................................................................... 115
spiralling(verticality).................................................................................................................................................................... 482
spirally elevation......................................................................................................................................................................... 116
spirit of the concept.................................................................................................................................................................... 309
spiritual existence...................................................................................................................................................................... 491
spiritual ordering......................................................................................................................................................................... 474
split-level accumulation............................................................................................................................................................... 464
spontaneous theatre................................................................................................................................................................... 477
spread........................................................................................................................................................................................ 54
spreading.................................................................................................................................................................................... 73
spreading of opening hours.......................................................................................................................................................... 335
spreadsheet(database)............................................................................................................................................................... 205
SPSS......................................................................................................................................................................................... 54
Spui.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 355
Spuybroek.................................................................................................................................................................. 364;
379; 380
square........................................................................................................................................................................ 170;
429; 475
square and its diagonals............................................................................................................................................................. 121
square(double)........................................................................................................................................................................... 120
square(perception)...................................................................................................................................................................... 241
square(shape(simple))................................................................................................................................................................ 215
square(super, double)................................................................................................................................................................. 123
squared sum.............................................................................................................................................................................. 220
squares(public).......................................................................................................................................................................... 430
SR.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 80
St. Denis stadium...................................................................................................................................................................... 395
St. Gobain................................................................................................................................................................................. 355
Staal......................................................................................................................................................................................... 128
Staatsblad................................................................................................................................................................................... 80
Staatscourant.............................................................................................................................................................................. 80
stability provisions............................................................................................................................................................... 341;
342
stability(perception).................................................................................................................................................................... 241
STABU...................................................................................................................................................................................... 347
Stadt ohne Höfe......................................................................................................................................................................... 114
stage of exhaustion.................................................................................................................................................................... 369
stage(abstracting)...................................................................................................................................................................... 128
stage(deductive)......................................................................................................................................................................... 128
stage(growing)........................................................................................................................................................................... 369
stage(informative)....................................................................................................................................................................... 128
stage(penetration)...................................................................................................................................................................... 369
stage(pioneering)........................................................................................................................................................................ 369
stage(saturation)........................................................................................................................................................................ 369
staged models........................................................................................................................................................................... 370
stages of the design
process(learning context, practice)................................................................................................................ 338
staging of the building
process.................................................................................................................................................... 373
stair
sizes(formula(Blondel))........................................................................................................................................................ 239
staircase(central)....................................................................................................................................................................... 424
stairs................................................................................................................................................................................. 482;
489
stairs system............................................................................................................................................................................. 325
stairs(positioning)....................................................................................................................................................................... 427
stamping............................................................................................................................................................................ 172;
188
standard...................................................................................................................................................................................... 83
standard building products.......................................................................................................................................................... 282
standard deviation...................................................................................................................................................................... 220
standard elements...................................................................................................................................................................... 391
standard office module................................................................................................................................................................ 424
standard preferences.................................................................................................................................................................. 165
standard product................................................................................................................................................................. 283;
355
standard solution(history).............................................................................................................................................................. 66
Standard Specification for
Housing and Industrial Buildings............................................................................................................ 347
standard(international)................................................................................................................................................................ 360
standardisation............................................................................................................................................................ 171;
234; 348
Standardisation(International
Organisation)................................................................................................................................... 348
standardised production.............................................................................................................................................................. 380
standardising............................................................................................................................................................................. 128
standards.................................................................................................................................................................................. 331
stapling..................................................................................................................................................................................... 116
starlike shape............................................................................................................................................................................ 494
star-shaped structure.................................................................................................................................................................. 481
starting point for a
research activity.............................................................................................................................................. 485
starting point(exogenous)............................................................................................................................................................ 418
starting point(morphological)........................................................................................................................................................ 418
starting points(design)................................................................................................................................................................ 418
starting position of the
rule.......................................................................................................................................................... 487
state of affairs............................................................................................................................................................................ 201
state of
dispersion(possible)........................................................................................................................................................ 208
state(current)............................................................................................................................................................................. 372
statement(increasingly
clear(agents))........................................................................................................................................... 308
statements(disproportion)............................................................................................................................................................ 309
statements(reliable).................................................................................................................................................................... 328
state-of-the-art(increasing)........................................................................................................................................................... 357
states of
dispersion(non-contingent, discontiuous))........................................................................................................................ 215
states of dispersion(shapes)........................................................................................................................................................ 209
static design methods................................................................................................................................................................ 330
station(Amsterdam Central)......................................................................................................................................................... 118
station(fuelling)................................................................................................................................................................... 268;
269
station(train).............................................................................................................................................................................. 269
statistical
analyses(subjective data)............................................................................................................................................. 329
statistical analysis....................................................................................................................................................................... 54
statistical arithmetic
methods...................................................................................................................................................... 207
statistical data........................................................................................................................................................................... 335
statistical distribution of
properties............................................................................................................................................... 328
statistical surveys........................................................................................................................................................................ 53
statistically representative........................................................................................................................................................... 199
statistics............................................................................................................................................................................ 209;
267
Statistics Netherlands................................................................................................................................................................ 258
statistics(history)......................................................................................................................................................................... 62
statistics(possible events)........................................................................................................................................................... 210
statute........................................................................................................................................................................................ 81
steel angle brackets................................................................................................................................................................... 279
steel beams and columns........................................................................................................................................................... 390
steel column.............................................................................................................................................................................. 394
steel diagonals........................................................................................................................................................................... 464
steel structure............................................................................................................................................................................ 394
steering function......................................................................................................................................................................... 225
Stella........................................................................................................................................................................................ 225
stempelen................................................................................................................................................................................. 188
stempel-verkavelingen................................................................................................................................................................. 439
step(first)................................................................................................................................................................................... 473
stereotype................................................................................................................................................................................. 103
sterile architecture...................................................................................................................................................................... 286
Stevin........................................................................................................................................................................................ 127
Stichting Analyse van
Gebouwen................................................................................................................................................. 117
Stichting Architecten
Research................................................................................................................................................... 349
Stichting Bouw Research............................................................................................................................................................ 332
Stichting Bouwresearch................................................................................................................................................................ 81
Stichting Bouwresearch
Rotterdam.............................................................................................................................................. 272
Stijl..................................................................................................................................................................................... 89;
103
stimuli(external)......................................................................................................................................................................... 413
stimuli(triggering)........................................................................................................................................................................ 415
stimulus(blocking)...................................................................................................................................................................... 415
stock exchange(Amsterdam)....................................................................................................................................................... 119
stone........................................................................................................................................................................................ 462
Stonehenge............................................................................................................................................................................... 474
storage...................................................................................................................................................................................... 465
stories(matrix)............................................................................................................................................................................ 476
storyboard................................................................................................................................................................................. 247
Stouffs...................................................................................................................................................................................... 377
straight avenue........................................................................................................................................................................... 423
straight corners.......................................................................................................................................................................... 204
straight sidelines........................................................................................................................................................................ 488
strategic.................................................................................................................................................................................... 254
strategic planning....................................................................................................................................................................... 498
strategic planning(Deltametropolis).............................................................................................................................................. 499
strategic planning(design).................................................................................................................................................... 492;
493
strategic planning(objects,
contexts)............................................................................................................................................ 493
strategic projects....................................................................................................................................................................... 499
strategic
projects(choice(importance, urgency, opportunity to take action))...................................................................................... 499
strategy(combinations)............................................................................................................................................................... 296
strategy(enterprise).................................................................................................................................................................... 373
strategy(individual)...................................................................................................................................................................... 497
strategy(investment)................................................................................................................................................................... 495
strategy(national(space))............................................................................................................................................................. 162
strategy(perspectives,
projects)................................................................................................................................................... 496
stream(graph theory).................................................................................................................................................................. 218
street........................................................................................................................................................................................ 468
streets(cover)............................................................................................................................................................................. 325
streets(narrow)........................................................................................................................................................................... 377
strength..................................................................................................................................................................................... 285
stressed(pre)............................................................................................................................................................................. 285
stretch of road............................................................................................................................................................................ 218
stretcher.................................................................................................................................................................................... 120
striking details........................................................................................................................................................................... 446
strip or court centres.................................................................................................................................................................. 269
strips(brick)............................................................................................................................................................................... 111
strong and the weak points......................................................................................................................................................... 369
structural and compositional
variation........................................................................................................................................... 141
structural aspects(history)............................................................................................................................................................ 63
structural design........................................................................................................................................................................ 434
structural information
theory................................................................................................................................................. 242;
244
structural information(perception)................................................................................................................................................. 242
structural layout......................................................................................................................................................................... 424
structural scheme...................................................................................................................................................................... 279
structuralism........................................................................................................................................................................ 94;
414
structure............................................................................................................................. 20;
94; 104; 109; 346; 370; 441; 445; 463
Structure..................................................................................................................................................................................... 92
structure in lines
( | | | | )........................................................................................................................................................ 326
structure of a system.................................................................................................................................................................. 370
structure of functions(analysis
of buildings)................................................................................................................................... 118
structure of
materials(analysis of buildings)................................................................................................................................... 118
structure of space(analysis
of buildings)....................................................................................................................................... 118
structure plan..................................................................................................................................................................... 434;
435
structure type..................................................................................................................................................................... 104;
106
structure(aim).............................................................................................................................................................................. 92
structure(analysis of
buildings).................................................................................................................................................... 117
structure(crystalline)................................................................................................................................................................... 285
structure(designing).................................................................................................................................................................... 216
structure(double)........................................................................................................................................................................ 132
structure(elements).................................................................................................................................................................... 436
structure(fixed)........................................................................................................................................................................... 300
structure(form(form))..................................................................................................................................................................... 93
structure(form)........................................................................................................................................................................ 92;
93
structure(form, function).............................................................................................................................................................. 441
structure(function)........................................................................................................................................................................ 92
structure(hierarchical)................................................................................................................................................................. 371
structure(layered).......................................................................................................................................................... 68;
130; 131
structure(main)........................................................................................................................................................................... 433
structure(organisational).............................................................................................................................................................. 218
structure(preceding
structure)...................................................................................................................................................... 120
structure(reduction(drawing
shamelessly)).................................................................................................................................... 459
structure(spatial)................................................................................................................................................................. 127;
162
structure(super).......................................................................................................................................................................... 488
structure(whole, parts)................................................................................................................................................................ 441
structuring devices................................................................................................................................................................ 96;
101
structuring(spatial)...................................................................................................................................................................... 345
Struyck..................................................................................................................................................................................... 291
Stuart Mill.................................................................................................................................................................................. 414
stubbornness............................................................................................................................................................................. 303
studies(commissioned)............................................................................................................................................................... 329
studies(form).............................................................................................................................................................................. 142
studies(legal, history)................................................................................................................................................................... 62
studies(media)........................................................................................................................................................................... 142
studies(problem solving).............................................................................................................................................................. 328
studios(larger)............................................................................................................................................................................ 360
studios(small)............................................................................................................................................................................ 359
study.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
study by design...................................................................................................................... 12;
20; 21; 90; 173; 255; 436; 443; 496
study by design(delay in
time(changing(requirements, boundary conditions))).................................................................................. 455
study by
design(morphological reconstruction).............................................................................................................................. 445
study by design(typological
research, design study)...................................................................................................................... 453
study for the designing................................................................................................................................................................. 21
study in depth.............................................................................................................................................................................. 54
study in width.............................................................................................................................................................................. 54
study model............................................................................................................................................................................... 184
study of the front........................................................................................................................................................................ 289
study projects.............................................................................................................................................................................. 11
study proposal(ability to be
criticised)............................................................................................................................................ 30
study proposal(ability to be
refuted)............................................................................................................................................... 30
study
proposal(accountability)....................................................................................................................................................... 29
study proposal(accumulating
capacity).......................................................................................................................................... 29
study proposal(accumulation(know
how, knowledge))...................................................................................................................... 30
study
proposal(aim-orientated)...................................................................................................................................................... 29
study proposal(assignment
initiator)............................................................................................................................................... 29
study proposal(bold)..................................................................................................................................................................... 30
study proposal(book).................................................................................................................................................................... 30
study proposal(cliché).................................................................................................................................................................. 30
study proposal(concept
formation)................................................................................................................................................. 29
study proposal(concepts(overlapping))............................................................................................................................................ 29
study
proposal(conditional(position)).............................................................................................................................................. 29
study proposal(conference)........................................................................................................................................................... 30
study proposal(converge).............................................................................................................................................................. 30
study proposal(daring).................................................................................................................................................................. 30
study
proposal(designing(affinity)).................................................................................................................................................. 28
study proposal(drawing code)........................................................................................................................................................ 29
study proposal(empirically
orientated)............................................................................................................................................ 29
study proposal(end product).......................................................................................................................................................... 30
study
proposal(expressed(image))................................................................................................................................................. 29
study
proposal(expressed(verbally))............................................................................................................................................... 29
study proposal(facilities)............................................................................................................................................................... 30
study proposal(fascination)........................................................................................................................................................... 29
study proposal(IAAI)..................................................................................................................................................................... 28
study proposal(identity)................................................................................................................................................................ 29
study proposal(internet
site).......................................................................................................................................................... 29
study proposal(internet)................................................................................................................................................................ 30
study proposal(key-words)............................................................................................................................................................ 29
study proposal(knowledge)............................................................................................................................................................ 29
study proposal(legend)................................................................................................................................................................. 29
study proposal(literature
lists)....................................................................................................................................................... 29
study
proposal(means-orientated).................................................................................................................................................. 29
study proposal(method)................................................................................................................................................................ 29
study proposal(presentation)......................................................................................................................................................... 29
study proposal(publish)................................................................................................................................................................. 30
study
proposal(referee(external)).................................................................................................................................................... 29
study
proposal(reference(images))................................................................................................................................................. 28
study
proposal(representation)...................................................................................................................................................... 30
study proposal(responsible).......................................................................................................................................................... 30
study
proposal(retrievability).......................................................................................................................................................... 29
study proposal(risk-free
citations).................................................................................................................................................. 30
study proposal(scale
falsification).................................................................................................................................................. 29
study proposal(self-evident
aspects).............................................................................................................................................. 30
study proposal(study
programmes)................................................................................................................................................ 30
study proposal(sub-projects)......................................................................................................................................................... 30
study proposal(synergy)............................................................................................................................................................... 30
study proposal(theme).................................................................................................................................................................. 29
study
proposal(title(significant))..................................................................................................................................................... 29
study proposal(university
latitude).................................................................................................................................................. 28
study proposal(website)................................................................................................................................................................ 30
study(application)....................................................................................................................................................................... 330
study(application-related)............................................................................................................................................................ 329
study(applied).............................................................................................................................................................................. 19
study(casebased)....................................................................................................................................................................... 144
study(categorising)....................................................................................................................................................................... 71
study(comparative).............................................................................................................................................................. 143;
165
study(cycle(build,
test, reformulate))............................................................................................................................................ 170
study(design)...................................................................................................................................................................... 330;
436
study(designerly)........................................................................................................................................................................ 142
study(double-blind)..................................................................................................................................................................... 328
study(experimental).................................................................................................................................................................... 481
study(explorative)....................................................................................................................................................................... 138
study(exploring)........................................................................................................................................................................... 53
study(forecasting)....................................................................................................................................................................... 253
study(form of the building
(context(urban architecture)))................................................................................................................. 424
study(form)................................................................................................................................................................................ 483
study(fundamental)............................................................................................................................................................... 19;
356
study(generating knowledge and
insight)...................................................................................................................................... 456
study(goal orientated)................................................................................................................................................................. 173
study(historical)........................................................................................................................................................................... 71
study(iconographic)...................................................................................................................................................................... 67
study(imagining)......................................................................................................................................................................... 142
study(intervention)...................................................................................................................................................................... 328
study(Jong, Voordt)...................................................................................................................................................................... 98
study(learning situation,
practice)................................................................................................................................................ 338
study(means orientated)............................................................................................................................................................. 173
study(means-orientated)............................................................................................................................................................... 27
study(monographic(analysis
of buildings))..................................................................................................................................... 118
study(morphological).................................................................................................................................................................... 76
study(normative).......................................................................................................................................................................... 25
study(ordering)........................................................................................................................................................................... 466
study(partial).............................................................................................................................................................................. 356
study(pilot)................................................................................................................................................................................ 142
study(possible
relations(idea))..................................................................................................................................................... 328
study(practical judicial)................................................................................................................................................................. 80
study(preliminary)....................................................................................................................................................................... 166
study(proposal)............................................................................................................................................................................ 28
study(qualitative).......................................................................................................................................................................... 54
study(quantitative)........................................................................................................................................................................ 54
study(questions)........................................................................................................................................................................ 420
study(scholarly)......................................................................................................................................................................... 358
study(scientific judicial)................................................................................................................................................................ 79
study(sunlighting)....................................................................................................................................................................... 183
study(technical)......................................................................................................................................................................... 356
study(time-frame(uncertainty))..................................................................................................................................................... 159
study(variable object and
context)................................................................................................................................................ 453
studying...................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
studying designer....................................................................................................................................................................... 360
studying function of urban
design................................................................................................................................................. 436
studying sketch......................................................................................................................................................................... 424
studyproposal(approach)............................................................................................................................................................... 29
studyproposal(question)................................................................................................................................................................ 29
STW......................................................................................................................................................................................... 252
style............................................................................................................................................................................. 96;
108; 308
style of the ‘thirties..................................................................................................................................................................... 291
style(history)............................................................................................................................................................................... 67
style-critical
interpretation............................................................................................................................................................. 66
styles(working)............................................................................................................................................................................ 97
stylistic framework....................................................................................................................................................................... 96
stylistic rules............................................................................................................................................................................... 96
sub solutions(integration).............................................................................................................................................................. 58
sub-contracting(shared).............................................................................................................................................................. 360
sub-contractor / producer............................................................................................................................................................ 282
sub-contractors................................................................................................................................................................... 271;
354
subgroup(collection of
materials).................................................................................................................................................. 351
subject...................................................................................................................................................................................... 413
subject(active)............................................................................................................................................................................. 48
subject(grammar)....................................................................................................................................................................... 225
subjective.................................................................................................................................................................................. 419
subjective
data(questionnaires).................................................................................................................................................... 329
subjectively rational.................................................................................................................................................................... 294
subjectivity.................................................................................................................................................................................. 25
sub-paragraphs............................................................................................................................................................................ 46
sub-problems............................................................................................................................................................................... 58
subsets(inter-dependent)............................................................................................................................................................. 440
sub-solution(combining).............................................................................................................................................................. 341
sub-solutions............................................................................................................................................................................. 295
substructure.............................................................................................................................................................................. 347
subsystem(connection)............................................................................................................................................................... 281
sub-system(internal partitions)..................................................................................................................................................... 280
sub-systems.............................................................................................................................................................................. 279
sub-systems(intentional
considerations, cultural pre-suppositions(different per individual))................................................................. 181
sub-terranean............................................................................................................................................................................. 467
subtract(form)............................................................................................................................................................................ 104
subtracting................................................................................................................................................................................ 206
subway train(entering)................................................................................................................................................................. 392
success and failure...................................................................................................................................................................... 60
success or
failure(indicators)....................................................................................................................................................... 158
successor(activity(project(graph
theory)))...................................................................................................................................... 218
suffering objects......................................................................................................................................................................... 446
sufficient condition...................................................................................................................................................................... 196
suggestive(language(designer)).................................................................................................................................................... 190
suitable building......................................................................................................................................................................... 470
sum(outcomes).......................................................................................................................................................................... 220
sum(squared)............................................................................................................................................................................. 220
summarisation(levels)................................................................................................................................................................. 382
summary..................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
summation rule.......................................................................................................................................................................... 219
summer and winter conditions..................................................................................................................................................... 334
summing................................................................................................................................................................................... 225
sun.................................................................................................................................................................................... 115;
316
sun(course)............................................................................................................................................................................... 475
sunblinds................................................................................................................................................................................... 331
sunlighting studies..................................................................................................................................................................... 183
sunlighting(experiment)............................................................................................................................................................... 183
sunlighting-experiment................................................................................................................................................................ 183
sunshade & daylight
regulation.................................................................................................................................................... 365
sun-shades........................................................................................................................................................................ 347;
427
sunshades(outside,
adjustable)................................................................................................................................................... 331
sunshading(type)........................................................................................................................................................................ 332
super square.............................................................................................................................................................................. 123
superfluous................................................................................................................................................................................ 459
superimposition(patterns)............................................................................................................................................................ 236
superstructure.................................................................................................................................................................... 347;
488
supervisor(ICT)........................................................................................................................................................................... 377
supply side................................................................................................................................................................................ 355
supply structure......................................................................................................................................................................... 268
supply(building).......................................................................................................................................................................... 152
support and infill......................................................................................................................................................................... 347
support points..................................................................................................................................................................... 341;
342
support structures...................................................................................................................................................................... 339
supports of the space................................................................................................................................................................. 277
Supreme Court............................................................................................................................................................................ 82
sure(reasoning).......................................................................................................................................................................... 197
surface and access.................................................................................................................................................................... 114
surface articulation..................................................................................................................................................................... 188
surface drainage......................................................................................................................................................................... 315
surface energy........................................................................................................................................................................... 285
surface modification
techniques................................................................................................................................................... 285
surface(available)........................................................................................................................................................................ 210
surface(curve)............................................................................................................................................................................ 487
surface(curved)........................................................................................................................................................................... 487
surface(glass)............................................................................................................................................................................ 490
surface(horizontal)...................................................................................................................................................................... 487
surface(line to plane).................................................................................................................................................................. 477
surface(lines(intervals(decreasing))).............................................................................................................................................. 206
surface(measuring)..................................................................................................................................................................... 215
surface(minimal(calculation))....................................................................................................................................................... 467
surface(ruled)............................................................................................................................................................................. 487
surface(ruled, curve)................................................................................................................................................................... 488
surface(twisted).......................................................................................................................................................................... 487
surface(unfoldable)..................................................................................................................................................................... 487
surface(vertical).......................................................................................................................................................................... 487
surfaces(curved)......................................................................................................................................................................... 364
surfaces(empty)......................................................................................................................................................................... 420
surfaces(ruled)........................................................................................................................................................................... 488
surprise scenario........................................................................................................................................................................ 259
surrealistic mind......................................................................................................................................................................... 482
survey......................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
surveyable area.......................................................................................................................................................................... 406
surveying(geometrical)................................................................................................................................................................ 477
surveys(statistical)....................................................................................................................................................................... 53
sustainability............................................................................................................................................................... 276;
427; 439
sustainability doctrine................................................................................................................................................................. 427
sustainability value..................................................................................................................................................................... 104
sustainability(environmental)........................................................................................................................................................ 494
sustainability(material,
method, energy(sources)).......................................................................................................................... 423
sustainable balance.................................................................................................................................................................... 494
Sustainable Building
projects...................................................................................................................................................... 313
Swanborn.................................................................................................................................................................................. 249
swimming pool........................................................................................................................................................................... 342
Swiss Re................................................................................................................................................................................... 364
switching..................................................................................................................................................................................... 58
syllogism........................................................................................................................................................................... 191;
194
syllogism(incomplete)................................................................................................................................................................. 200
symbol and ornamentation............................................................................................................................................................ 95
symbolic..................................................................................................................................................................................... 68
symbolic label............................................................................................................................................................................ 233
symbolic representation.............................................................................................................................................................. 233
symbolic structure...................................................................................................................................................................... 245
symbolical drawings................................................................................................................................................................... 308
symbolisation(conventional)......................................................................................................................................................... 245
symbolism.................................................................................................................................................................................. 68
symbols(legend)......................................................................................................................................................................... 182
symmetric profile........................................................................................................................................................................ 446
symmetric tripartite
configuration................................................................................................................................................. 242
symmetry........................................................................................................................................................................... 108;
240
symmetry and asymmetry............................................................................................................................................................ 95
symmetry(bi-lateral).................................................................................................................................................................... 244
symmetry(perception).......................................................................................................................................................... 240;
241
symmetry(translational).............................................................................................................................................................. 244
symptoms of
deficits(housing)..................................................................................................................................................... 167
syn-aesthetic............................................................................................................................................................................. 414
synchronisation.......................................................................................................................................................................... 415
synchronously........................................................................................................................................................................... 455
synectics.................................................................................................................................................................................. 371
synectics procedure................................................................................................................................................................... 371
synergy..................................................................................................................................................................................... 161
synergy(amenities)..................................................................................................................................................................... 267
syntactic................................................................................................................................................................................... 406
synthesis.................................................................................................................................................................. 25;
58; 95; 303
synthesis phase......................................................................................................................................................................... 340
synthesis(analysis).................................................................................................................................................................... 355
synthesis(integration)................................................................................................................................................................. 421
synthesis(solution(sub
system)..................................................................................................................................................... 58
synthetic judgement a priori........................................................................................................................................................ 204
synthetic judgements................................................................................................................................................................. 204
system................................................................................................................................................................ 103;
229; 370; 445
system behaviour....................................................................................................................................................................... 255
system boundaries..................................................................................................................................................................... 103
system output............................................................................................................................................................................ 229
system products........................................................................................................................................................................ 282
system(architectural).................................................................................................................................................................. 108
system(building)......................................................................................................................................................................... 280
system(cohesion)....................................................................................................................................................................... 218
system(dynamic)....................................................................................................................................................................... 225
system(exogenous variables)...................................................................................................................................................... 229
system(input)............................................................................................................................................................................. 229
system(lacking)......................................................................................................................................................................... 419
system(researchable)................................................................................................................................................................. 254
systematic................................................................................................................................................................................ 419
systematic approach.................................................................................................................................................................... 54
systematic comparison............................................................................................................................................................... 142
systematic design...................................................................................................................................................................... 436
systematic methods................................................................................................................................................................... 340
systematic way of working.......................................................................................................................................................... 291
systems............................................................................................................................................................................. 279;
491
systems analysis................................................................................................................................................... 58;
250; 254; 455
systems approach...................................................................................................................................................................... 298
systems modelling..................................................................................................................................................................... 254
systems of measure................................................................................................................................................................... 209
table......................................................................................................................................................................................... 483
table of contents............................................................................................................................................................... 12;
43; 46
table(dining)............................................................................................................................................................................... 394
table(dissecting)......................................................................................................................................................................... 394
tableau mouvant......................................................................................................................................................................... 413
tacit pre-suppositions............................................................................................................................................................ 12;
449
tacitly presumed........................................................................................................................................................................ 449
tactics(enterprise)...................................................................................................................................................................... 373
Tafuri................................................................................................................................................................................. 103;
417
tailored suit................................................................................................................................................................................ 275
tailored to the demands.............................................................................................................................................................. 284
'tailoring(morphological
reconstruction)......................................................................................................................................... 445
take-home tasks........................................................................................................................................................................ 397
taking inventory................................................................................................................................................................... 443;
444
talent........................................................................................................................................................................................ 100
talents....................................................................................................................................................................................... 419
tame-problems........................................................................................................................................................................... 433
taoti.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 196
target group............................................................................................................................................................................... 272
targeted..................................................................................................................................................................................... 294
targets(determining).................................................................................................................................................................... 138
Tarot......................................................................................................................................................................................... 476
task.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 473
task and site.............................................................................................................................................................................. 405
task description......................................................................................................................................................................... 273
task enacted in the city.............................................................................................................................................................. 397
task setting programs................................................................................................................................................................. 267
task(bounds).............................................................................................................................................................................. 406
task(components of a
building).................................................................................................................................................... 405
task(design)............................................................................................................................................................................... 483
task(fitting conditions)................................................................................................................................................................. 405
task(freeing)............................................................................................................................................................................... 406
task(pretext and catalyst)........................................................................................................................................................... 397
task(workshop project)................................................................................................................................................................ 141
taste......................................................................................................................................................................................... 414
taste(preferences and needs)...................................................................................................................................................... 307
taxa.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 104
taxonomy........................................................................................................................................................................... 103;
104
Taylor........................................................................................................................................................................................ 275
TCP/IP...................................................................................................................................................................................... 380
teachers(bad)............................................................................................................................................................................. 416
teaching(project definition,
design(spatial, preliminary, final), supposed advisors)............................................................................. 338
team design............................................................................................................................................................................... 295
team(design).............................................................................................................................................................................. 293
teams(multi-disciplinary)............................................................................................................................................................. 339
teamwork.................................................................................................................................................................................. 380
teapot....................................................................................................................................................................................... 449
technè....................................................................................................................................................................................... 479
technè(creation(concrete,
physical))............................................................................................................................................. 478
technical brief............................................................................................................................................................................ 281
technical
composition(specifications)........................................................................................................................................... 281
technical conditions.................................................................................................................................................................... 254
technical context......................................................................................................................................................................... 91
technical design &
informatics..................................................................................................................................................... 379
technical designing............................................................................................................................................................. 356;
360
technical development
process.................................................................................................................................................... 369
technical engineer...................................................................................................................................................................... 358
technical installations................................................................................................................................................... 326;
327; 346
technical know-how(history).......................................................................................................................................................... 64
technical life-span...................................................................................................................................................................... 323
technical look............................................................................................................................................................................ 394
technical norms.................................................................................................................................................................... 80;
165
technical people(analysis of
buildings).......................................................................................................................................... 118
technical
performance(specification)............................................................................................................................................. 279
technical sciences....................................................................................................................................................................... 12
technical specialities.................................................................................................................................................................. 359
technical study.......................................................................................................................................................................... 356
technical study(diagnostic
methods)............................................................................................................................................ 327
technical study(social
sciences(complaints))................................................................................................................................ 327
Technical University of
Eindhoven................................................................................................................................................ 336
technical(potential for
execution).................................................................................................................................................. 433
technician.................................................................................................................................................................................. 478
technicians(maintenance)........................................................................................................................................................... 327
technique............................................................................................................................................................................. 87;
415
technique(building)..................................................................................................................................................................... 109
technique(building)((partitioning,
load bearing, facilities)(function, materials, construction))................................................................ 346
techniques(concatenated)........................................................................................................................................................... 360
techniques(unconventional)......................................................................................................................................................... 427
technology................................................................................................................................................................................. 433
technology of communication...................................................................................................................................................... 495
technology screening.................................................................................................................................................................. 374
technology(debate)....................................................................................................................................................................... 14
technology(empirical
sciences).................................................................................................................................................... 307
technology(upgrade)................................................................................................................................................................... 284
tectonics(history)......................................................................................................................................................................... 63
teleconferencing......................................................................................................................................................................... 380
telescope.................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
tem(cutting out).......................................................................................................................................................................... 475
temenos.................................................................................................................................................................................... 475
temnein..................................................................................................................................................................................... 475
temperature control.................................................................................................................................................................... 464
temperature requirements........................................................................................................................................................... 335
template.................................................................................................................................................................................... 475
template(square, circle,
cross, labyrinth)...................................................................................................................................... 476
templates(building
elements(holes(dents, notches)))...................................................................................................................... 236
temple....................................................................................................................................................................................... 474
temple(Platonic)........................................................................................................................................................................... 68
templum............................................................................................................................................................................. 475;
479
templum(defined and
ordered(gestures))....................................................................................................................................... 475
tennis fields(noise
requirements).................................................................................................................................................. 430
tension(curve)............................................................................................................................................................................ 424
tension(logic aesthetics............................................................................................................................................................... 97
tension(psychological(prison
design))........................................................................................................................................... 170
tension(visual).............................................................................................................................................................................. 95
tentative articulation.................................................................................................................................................................... 440
term(initial)................................................................................................................................................................................ 212
terminations (corners etc.).......................................................................................................................................................... 120
terminology............................................................................................................................................................................ 12;
35
terrace-like collapsible
drawers.................................................................................................................................................... 395
territory..................................................................................................................................................................................... 474
test development(coarse to
fine).................................................................................................................................................. 166
test development(complete to
simple).......................................................................................................................................... 166
test
development(negotiation)...................................................................................................................................................... 167
test models............................................................................................................................................................................... 424
test(desired results,
check(input, throuhgput, output)).................................................................................................................... 168
test(development)....................................................................................................................................................................... 165
test(laboratory)........................................................................................................................................................................... 497
test(operationalisation)................................................................................................................................................................ 165
testimony(factual, factual)............................................................................................................................................................. 64
testing................................................................................................................................................................................. 54;
250
testing
concept(completeness, practibility)................................................................................................................................... 166
testing(experimental)........................................................................................................................................................... 165;
166
testing(way)............................................................................................................................................................................... 456
tests......................................................................................................................................................................................... 207
Tête de
Taureau......................................................................................................................................................................... 393
tetrahedron................................................................................................................................................................................ 217
Tettero...................................................................................................................................................................................... 152
text and images(potential to
be judged).......................................................................................................................................... 52
texture and colour (front)............................................................................................................................................................. 289
the case(truth)........................................................................................................................................................................... 190
The
Hague.................................................................................................................................................... 112;
132; 291; 355; 467
theaters............................................................................................................................................................................. 112;
113
theatre............................................................................................................................................................................... 112;
465
Théâtre
Spontanée..................................................................................................................................................................... 477
theatre(amphi)............................................................................................................................................................................ 480
theatre(classical)........................................................................................................................................................................ 470
theatre(hall)............................................................................................................................................................................... 470
theatre(multipurpose).................................................................................................................................................................. 481
theatre(panorame)...................................................................................................................................................................... 480
theatre(projection)...................................................................................................................................................................... 480
theatre(puppet)........................................................................................................................................................................... 480
theatre(speakers)....................................................................................................................................................................... 480
theatrical(functional)................................................................................................................................................................... 421
thematic clusters....................................................................................................................................................................... 485
thematic diploma projects........................................................................................................................................................... 141
thematic form of enquiry.............................................................................................................................................................. 485
thematic or typological
clustering................................................................................................................................................. 485
theme......................................................................................................................................................................... 101;
103; 128
theme(binding(task,
programme, imitations, constraints))............................................................................................................... 141
theme(binding).................................................................................................................................................................... 141;
485
theme(charge)............................................................................................................................................................................ 476
theme(templum)......................................................................................................................................................................... 480
themes................................................................................................................................................................................ 96;
101
themes(analysis of
buildings)...................................................................................................................................................... 118
themes(compositional)................................................................................................................................................................ 142
themes(design).......................................................................................................................................................................... 483
themes(evaluation).............................................................................................................................................................. 149;
154
themes(formal)............................................................................................................................................................................. 95
themes(identifying)....................................................................................................................................................................... 99
themes(particular)(research(design
project based))........................................................................................................................ 141
theoretical framework................................................................................................................................................................... 60
theoretical model........................................................................................................................................................................ 329
theoretically interesting................................................................................................................................................................. 59
theory of functions...................................................................................................................................................................... 207
theory(empirical(rejection)).......................................................................................................................................................... 204
theory(known)............................................................................................................................................................................ 400
theory(promotion(doctrine(design))).............................................................................................................................................. 140
theory(value pattern)................................................................................................................................................................... 438
thermal climate.......................................................................................................................................................................... 331
thermal comfort.......................................................................................................................................................................... 274
thermal insulation....................................................................................................................................................................... 331
thermal properties...................................................................................................................................................................... 330
thesaurus.................................................................................................................................................................................... 38
thick theory of rationality............................................................................................................................................................. 295
Thiersch.................................................................................................................................................................................... 118
thin theory of rationality....................................................................................................................................................... 295;
296
things........................................................................................................................................................................................ 200
think conceptionally.................................................................................................................................................................... 395
think primarily in
forms(architects)............................................................................................................................................... 389
think while we draw.................................................................................................................................................................... 408
thinker....................................................................................................................................................................................... 479
thinking(acting).......................................................................................................................................................................... 478
thinking(continental,
Anglo-Saxon)............................................................................................................................................... 414
thinking(doing)............................................................................................................................................................................. 96
thinking(looseness).................................................................................................................................................................... 362
thinking(similarities and
continuities)............................................................................................................................................ 413
thirties(style).............................................................................................................................................................................. 291
Thomsen............................................................................................................................................................................ 149;
163
thoroughfare............................................................................................................................................................................... 134
thought experiment............................................................................................................................................................. 101;
183
thought models.......................................................................................................................................................................... 183
thought process......................................................................................................................................................................... 389
thought(looking)......................................................................................................................................................................... 421
thought(precision)....................................................................................................................................................................... 407
thought(schools(design method))................................................................................................................................................. 339
thought(trains)............................................................................................................................................................................ 361
three traces method................................................................................................................................................................... 439
three-dimensional....................................................................................................................................................................... 475
three-dimensional models........................................................................................................................................................... 231
three-traces
method(function, composition, topography)................................................................................................................. 440
three-way approach.................................................................................................................................................................... 313
thumbnails.................................................................................................................................................................................. 49
tie plates and rivets.................................................................................................................................................................... 394
Tiemessen................................................................................................................................................................................. 340
tiered structure(groups,
sectors).................................................................................................................................................. 351
tiers.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 115
Tijen.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 212
Tilburg........................................................................................................................................................................ 313;
314; 439
time and effect(uncertainty)......................................................................................................................................................... 159
time cycles(scale range)............................................................................................................................................................. 279
time frame................................................................................................................................................................................. 401
time saving................................................................................................................................................................................ 106
time span(long term)................................................................................................................................................................... 160
time(restrictions)........................................................................................................................................................................ 308
time(volume to movement)........................................................................................................................................................... 477
time-frame(uncertainty)............................................................................................................................................................... 159
time-pressure............................................................................................................................................................................. 357
Tinbergen.................................................................................................................................................................................. 415
tinted glazing............................................................................................................................................................................. 331
tissue........................................................................................................................................................................................ 347
title page..................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
title(commission)........................................................................................................................................................................ 474
TL............................................................................................................................................................................................. 336
TO............................................................................................................................................................................................ 334
token.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 73
tolerance.............................................................................................................................................................................. 36;
352
tolerance convention................................................................................................................................................................... 211
tolerance system....................................................................................................................................................................... 348
tolerance(drawing)...................................................................................................................................................................... 211
tolerance(larger size).................................................................................................................................................................. 354
tolerance(morphological
reconstruction)........................................................................................................................................ 445
tolerance(nominal size)............................................................................................................................................................... 212
tollens(modus)........................................................................................................................................................................... 197
toolbox...................................................................................................................................................................................... 395
toolbox(design)................................................................................................................................................................... 124;
125
toolbox(designer’s)....................................................................................................................................................................... 93
tools......................................................................................................................................................................................... 415
tools(proportional system)........................................................................................................................................................... 124
top-down approach.............................................................................................................................................................. 104;
339
topographical maps...................................................................................................................................................................... 71
topographical(non)........................................................................................................................................................................ 74
topography.................................................................................................................................................................... 71;
418; 440
topological deformation............................................................................................................................................................... 216
topology...................................................................................................................................................................... 209;
216; 361
tordo(high-rise)........................................................................................................................................................................... 488
tordo(low-rise)............................................................................................................................................................................ 490
tordo’s....................................................................................................................................................................................... 487
torsion....................................................................................................................................................................................... 357
Total Quality Assurance.............................................................................................................................................................. 365
TOTE cycle................................................................................................................................................................................. 58
TOTE-model.............................................................................................................................................................................. 455
tourist eyes............................................................................................................................................................................... 432
tower.......................................................................................................................................................................... 121;
124; 464
tower(exhibition)......................................................................................................................................................................... 461
towers....................................................................................................................................................................................... 421
town hall.................................................................................................................................................................................... 364
townscape.......................................................................................................................................................................... 439;
441
Townscape................................................................................................................................................................................ 439
TQA.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 365
tradingsociety(Netherlands)......................................................................................................................................................... 121
tradition..................................................................................................................................................................................... 294
tradition(design)......................................................................................................................................................................... 369
traditional.................................................................................................................................................................................. 273
traditional habit.......................................................................................................................................................................... 281
traditional materials............................................................................................................................................................. 281;
358
traditional methods of
building..................................................................................................................................................... 281
Traeleborg Theatre...................................................................................................................................................................... 477
traffic analysis............................................................................................................................................................................ 419
traffic flow in the building............................................................................................................................................................. 335
traffic interchange....................................................................................................................................................................... 133
traffic load(graph theory).............................................................................................................................................................. 218
traffic machine........................................................................................................................................................................... 131
traffic models............................................................................................................................................................................. 438
train station............................................................................................................................................................................... 269
trains of thought......................................................................................................................................................................... 361
transcontinental magnetic
train.................................................................................................................................................... 495
transfer...................................................................................................................................................................................... 106
transferable................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
transference(types)..................................................................................................................................................................... 106
transform................................................................................................................................................................................... 477
transformation..................................................................................................................... 35;
58; 106; 114; 390; 393; 394; 464; 496
transformation of earlier
experience.............................................................................................................................................. 245
transformation(design)......................................................................................................................................................... 134;
445
transformation(designer’s
thinking process).................................................................................................................................. 100
transformation(function of
the product).......................................................................................................................................... 370
transformation(great)................................................................................................................................................................... 427
transformation(influencing)........................................................................................................................................................... 401
transformation(meaning).............................................................................................................................................................. 394
transformation(perspective,
scenario)........................................................................................................................................... 498
transformation(repeated)............................................................................................................................................................. 226
transformation(two-dimensional pattern, spatial-programmatic architecture)..................................................................................... 479
transformation(typological).......................................................................................................................................................... 115
transformations............................................................................................................................................... 40;
104; 209; 216; 455
transformations in the
legend....................................................................................................................................................... 445
transformations of form............................................................................................................................................................... 445
transformations of structure......................................................................................................................................................... 445
transformations of the
Netherlands............................................................................................................................................... 494
transformations(geometric).......................................................................................................................................................... 234
transformations(morphological
reconstruction)............................................................................................................................... 445
transformative assumptions......................................................................................................................................................... 417
transformator............................................................................................................................................................................. 493
transformed................................................................................................................................................................................. 40
transformed(links)....................................................................................................................................................................... 390
transforming............................................................................................................................................................................... 487
transforming(area)...................................................................................................................................................................... 419
transition(meaning)..................................................................................................................................................................... 393
translating the notions................................................................................................................................................................ 441
translation (images, sketched
designs)........................................................................................................................................ 272
transparant roof(closed
wall)........................................................................................................................................................ 285
transparencies............................................................................................................................................................................. 49
transparency.............................................................................................................................................................................. 109
transparency(effects).................................................................................................................................................................. 167
transparency(eye-level)............................................................................................................................................................... 392
transparency(façade).................................................................................................................................................................. 332
transparent barrier...................................................................................................................................................................... 284
transparent glass façade............................................................................................................................................................. 285
transparent layer........................................................................................................................................................................ 429
transport networks(legenda)........................................................................................................................................................ 498
transport system........................................................................................................................................................................ 499
transport(energy)........................................................................................................................................................................ 495
transport(high speed).................................................................................................................................................................. 495
transport(means
of(amenities)).................................................................................................................................................... 268
transport(public(shopping
centres)).............................................................................................................................................. 268
transport(public)......................................................................................................................................................................... 313
transportation............................................................................................................................................................................. 330
transportation system................................................................................................................................................................. 494
transportation system(metropolitan
system)................................................................................................................................. 500
transportation(public).................................................................................................................................................................. 465
transversality principle................................................................................................................................................................ 243
travel time.................................................................................................................................................................................. 496
travel
time(reduction(Deltametropolis)).......................................................................................................................................... 499
tree fractals............................................................................................................................................................................... 226
tree(perception).......................................................................................................................................................................... 399
trees(position)............................................................................................................................................................................ 466
trees(preserved)......................................................................................................................................................................... 468
treets(cover................................................................................................................................................................................ 325
trend......................................................................................................................................................................................... 253
trend
prognose(model(predictive))................................................................................................................................................. 186
trend scenario..................................................................................................................................................................... 184;
185
trends....................................................................................................................................................................................... 368
trends in the environment............................................................................................................................................................ 373
trends(existing).......................................................................................................................................................................... 267
trends(sector)............................................................................................................................................................................ 259
trend-scenario............................................................................................................................................................................ 259
Trespa....................................................................................................................................................................................... 355
triadic composition..................................................................................................................................................................... 237
trial installation........................................................................................................................................................................... 329
triangle...................................................................................................................................................................................... 215
triangle(Egyptian)....................................................................................................................................................................... 119
triangle(equilateral)..................................................................................................................................................................... 121
triangle(shape(simple))................................................................................................................................................................ 215
triangle(urban composition)......................................................................................................................................................... 430
triangular building masses........................................................................................................................................................... 170
triangular figure.......................................................................................................................................................................... 123
triangulated space frame............................................................................................................................................................. 364
triangulation............................................................................................................................................................................... 215
trias cultura........................................................................................................................................................................ 104;
105
trias economica......................................................................................................................................................................... 104
trias politica........................................................................................................................................................................ 104;
105
trias urbanica............................................................................................................................................................................. 104
triggering stimuli......................................................................................................................................................................... 415
trigonometry.............................................................................................................................................................................. 215
trihedral environment................................................................................................................................................................... 235
Trinity........................................................................................................................................................................................ 103
trinity(holy)................................................................................................................................................................................ 479
tripartite unity(creating)............................................................................................................................................................... 479
tri-partition................................................................................................................................................................................. 427
Trotz......................................................................................................................................................................................... 346
Troy.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 401
true..................................................................................................................................................................................... 24;
249
true is what works...................................................................................................................................................................... 415
trust.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 294
truth.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 189
truth directed............................................................................................................................................................................... 26
truth table.................................................................................................................................................................................. 196
truth(half(incompleteness)).......................................................................................................................................................... 189
truth(half)................................................................................................................................................................................... 201
truth-value.................................................................................................................................................................................. 195
Tummers................................................................................................................................................................................... 215
Tuncer....................................................................................................................................................................................... 377
tuning of the lighting................................................................................................................................................................... 468
tuning the lighting....................................................................................................................................................................... 336
turnover(shopping centre)............................................................................................................................................................ 269
Twiske-West.............................................................................................................................................................................. 115
Twist & Build............................................................................................................................................................................. 357
twist(angular)............................................................................................................................................................................. 430
twisted
building volumes............................................................................................................................................................. 139
twisted shape............................................................................................................................................................................ 487
twisted surfaces......................................................................................................................................................................... 487
twister(vertical axis).................................................................................................................................................................... 489
twisters..................................................................................................................................................................................... 487
twisting..................................................................................................................................................................................... 487
two-dimensional
representations.................................................................................................................................................. 231
type........................................................................................................................................... 20;
88; 103; 113; 395; 396; 439; 444
type characteristics.................................................................................................................................................................... 105
type of problem.......................................................................................................................................................................... 437
type of production....................................................................................................................................................................... 346
type structures........................................................................................................................................................................... 443
type(concept)............................................................................................................................................................................. 116
type(door).................................................................................................................................................................................. 236
type(form)........................................................................................................................................................................... 104;
106
type(function)............................................................................................................................................................................. 104
type(history)................................................................................................................................................................................ 65
type(ideal)................................................................................................................................................................................. 103
type(object(liberating(context))).................................................................................................................................................... 493
type(organic).............................................................................................................................................................................. 104
type(proto)................................................................................................................................................................................. 103
type(scale-free).......................................................................................................................................................................... 105
type(stereo)............................................................................................................................................................................... 103
type(structure).................................................................................................................................................................... 104;
106
type(tacitly pre-supposed)........................................................................................................................................................... 255
type(theatre)................................................................................................................................................................................ 66
types...................................................................................................................................................................... 25;
96; 101; 485
types of buildings....................................................................................................................................................................... 436
types of designers...................................................................................................................................................................... 357
types(geometric)........................................................................................................................................................................ 104
types(models)............................................................................................................................................................................ 179
typing.................................................................................................................................................................................. 35;
288
typological analysis............................................................................................................................................................. 125;
133
typological approach.................................................................................................................................................... 439;
440; 442
typological
comparison(history)..................................................................................................................................................... 66
typological
considerations(history)................................................................................................................................................. 65
typological criticism.................................................................................................................................................................... 103
typological levels........................................................................................................................................................................ 113
Typological
problems(history)........................................................................................................................................................ 66
typological research..................................................................................................................................................... 12;
20; 21; 90
typological similarities.................................................................................................................................................................. 90
typological transformation........................................................................................................................................................... 115
typologies................................................................................................................................................................................... 96
typology..................................................................................................................................................... 21;
72; 90; 103; 112; 443
typology of futures...................................................................................................................................................................... 492
typology(access)........................................................................................................................................................................ 114
typology(built space).................................................................................................................................................................. 439
typology(built)............................................................................................................................................................................ 429
typology(comparative
analysis, evaluative study)........................................................................................................................... 277
typology(design solutions)........................................................................................................................................................... 151
typology(history).......................................................................................................................................................................... 66
typology(history, form).................................................................................................................................................................. 62
typology(spatio functional)........................................................................................................................................................... 155
typology(transformation(topology))............................................................................................................................................... 216
Tzonis....................................................................................................................................................................................... 103
Udo de Haes............................................................................................................................................................................... 39
UIA........................................................................................................................................................................................... 249
Uittenbroek................................................................................................................................................................................ 361
un-built Loos.............................................................................................................................................................................. 145
uncertain future.......................................................................................................................................................................... 161
uncertainties(critical).................................................................................................................................................................. 162
uncertainties(organisation,
future developments)............................................................................................................................ 266
uncertainties(reduction)............................................................................................................................................................... 491
uncertainty................................................................................................................................................................................ 491
uncertainty(diminish).................................................................................................................................................................. 168
uncertainty(scenarios)................................................................................................................................................................ 266
uncertainty(time-frame)............................................................................................................................................................... 159
uncomfortably
with academic models............................................................................................................................................. 98
unconscious experience............................................................................................................................................................. 401
unconventional techniques.......................................................................................................................................................... 427
underscore.................................................................................................................................................................................. 47
understanding............................................................................................................................................................................ 245
understanding each other's
methods(methodology)........................................................................................................................ 418
undesirable................................................................................................................................................................................ 184
unexpected(outside world)........................................................................................................................................................... 413
unexplained complaints.............................................................................................................................................................. 327
unfoldable surfaces..................................................................................................................................................................... 487
unifying element(exposition
space).............................................................................................................................................. 470
unintended effect................................................................................................................................................................. 174;
368
unintended effects...................................................................................................................................................................... 446
union.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
unique......................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
unique places............................................................................................................................................................................ 207
uniqueness................................................................................................................................................................................ 252
uniqueness(difference(place))...................................................................................................................................................... 206
unit (smallest possible)............................................................................................................................................................... 123
Unité.................................................................................................................................................................................. 109;
392
units(self-sufficient)..................................................................................................................................................................... 170
Universal Transverse
Mercator Grid.............................................................................................................................................. 473
university..................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
unmentioned pre-suppositions..................................................................................................................................................... 200
unpredictable............................................................................................................................................................................... 20
unpredictable developments........................................................................................................................................................ 162
unquiet...................................................................................................................................................................................... 120
unravel(designs)........................................................................................................................................................................... 98
unravelling(themes(inter-related(composition))).............................................................................................................................. 138
unrestricted response................................................................................................................................................................. 293
unsatisfactory form..................................................................................................................................................................... 241
unscientific................................................................................................................................................................................ 419
unspoken pre-suppositions.......................................................................................................................................................... 449
untenable.................................................................................................................................................................................. 249
upgrade the technology............................................................................................................................................................... 284
Uralski...................................................................................................................................................................................... 117
urban adjustment....................................................................................................................................................................... 468
urban adjustment(building).......................................................................................................................................................... 426
urban architectural
intervention.................................................................................................................................................... 132
urban architecture................................................................................................................................................. 287;
424; 433; 461
urban area................................................................................................................................................................................. 433
urban centres(pattern)................................................................................................................................................................. 496
urban constellations................................................................................................................................................................... 494
urban containers(buildings).......................................................................................................................................................... 408
urban context..................................................................................................................................................................... 289;
427
urban design....................................................................................................................................................................... 433;
436
urban design(communicative
function).......................................................................................................................................... 436
urban design(studying
function)................................................................................................................................................... 436
urban differentiation.................................................................................................................................................................... 105
urban diversity............................................................................................................................................................................ 499
urban fabric................................................................................................................................................................................ 474
urban fields(legenda)................................................................................................................................................................... 498
urban growth boundaries............................................................................................................................................................. 499
urban image................................................................................................................................................................ 434;
435; 441
urban
image(experienced(sequence of images, place, content))...................................................................................................... 441
urban image(functional
planning(blotches plan))............................................................................................................................. 434
urban inner court........................................................................................................................................................................ 135
urban islands............................................................................................................................................................................. 129
urban landscape................................................................................................................................................................. 131;
468
urban office(Leiden).................................................................................................................................................................... 423
urban plan................................................................................................................................................................................. 460
urban plan preserving the
curve.................................................................................................................................................... 423
urban plans................................................................................................................................................................................ 435
urban programming..................................................................................................................................................................... 265
Urban Renewal Act...................................................................................................................................................................... 84
urban system............................................................................................................................................................................. 494
urban task(commissioner)........................................................................................................................................................... 435
urban villas................................................................................................................................................................................ 114
urban villas(round)...................................................................................................................................................................... 115
urban(architecture)..................................................................................................................................................................... 287
urban(context)............................................................................................................................................................................ 288
urbanisation(cultivation)............................................................................................................................................................... 131
urbanised landscape................................................................................................................................................................... 134
urbanism................................................................................................................................................................................... 433
urbanism(designing,
planning, technology).................................................................................................................................... 433
urbanism(functionalist)................................................................................................................................................................ 434
urbanism(functional-technical,
)................................................................................................................................................... 433
urbanistic idea........................................................................................................................................................................... 405
urge for survival.......................................................................................................................................................................... 419
urgency(public).......................................................................................................................................................................... 189
usage concept........................................................................................................................................................................... 326
usage experiences..................................................................................................................................................................... 271
usage function............................................................................................................................................................................. 94
usage product enterprise............................................................................................................................................................. 373
usage requirements.................................................................................................................................................................... 273
usage(concept).......................................................................................................................................................................... 324
usage(continuation).................................................................................................................................................................... 323
usage(possibilities)...................................................................................................................................................................... 26
usage(quality)............................................................................................................................................................................ 166
use of materials......................................................................................................................................................................... 109
use tools................................................................................................................................................................................... 415
use(actual)................................................................................................................................................................................ 158
use(demands)............................................................................................................................................................................ 330
use(efficiency)............................................................................................................................................................................ 166
use(history, functional)................................................................................................................................................................. 66
use(period).................................................................................................................................................................................. 20
user(mythology)......................................................................................................................................................................... 479
users................................................................................................................................................................................. 151;
271
users(interview).......................................................................................................................................................................... 466
users(leading)............................................................................................................................................................................ 374
users(observe)........................................................................................................................................................................... 466
U-shaped(skin)........................................................................................................................................................................... 326
using......................................................................................................................................................................................... 479
Utilisation
function(history)............................................................................................................................................................ 66
utilisation value.......................................................................................................................................................................... 104
utilitas................................................................................................................................................................................... 66;
95
utility.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 95
utility buildings.................................................................................................................................................................... 335;
337
utility values............................................................................................................................................................................... 104
utility(maximisation)................................................................................................................................................................... 296
UTM gridlines............................................................................................................................................................................. 473
utopia(holistic)........................................................................................................................................................................... 421
Utrecht...................................................................................................................................................................................... 439
utterance(the case or not
the case).............................................................................................................................................. 191
UV resistant glue....................................................................................................................................................................... 356
vacancies.................................................................................................................................................................................. 420
vague hypotheses and
conclusions.............................................................................................................................................. 421
vague images............................................................................................................................................................................. 173
Vaihinger................................................................................................................................................................................... 415
valence(graph theory).................................................................................................................................................................. 218
valence(nodes(graph theory))....................................................................................................................................................... 216
valid............................................................................................................................................................................................ 22
valid(criteria).............................................................................................................................................................................. 371
valid(deduction).......................................................................................................................................................................... 198
valid(logic)................................................................................................................................................................................. 197
valid(reasoning).......................................................................................................................................................................... 198
validation................................................................................................................................................................................... 310
validity.......................................................................................................................................................................... 23;
155; 418
validity’........................................................................................................................................................................................ 92
valuable in the existing
situation.................................................................................................................................................. 324
valuation(objectified)................................................................................................................................................................... 167
value free..................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
value(context)............................................................................................................................................................................ 400
value(initial)................................................................................................................................................................................ 228
values......................................................................................................................................................................... 101;
207; 389
values(changing(variable))............................................................................................................................................................ 447
values(experience)...................................................................................................................................................................... 403
values(nominal).......................................................................................................................................................................... 206
vandalism........................................................................................................................................................................... 158;
170
vandalism(aminities)................................................................................................................................................................... 267
variable...................................................................................................................................................................................... 207
variable loads...................................................................................................................................................................... 341;
342
variable significance.................................................................................................................................................................... 190
variable(following order)............................................................................................................................................................... 204
variable(freedom of change)......................................................................................................................................................... 189
variable(independent).................................................................................................................................................................. 225
variable(nature(equality),
place(difference)).................................................................................................................................... 206
variable(related
differences)......................................................................................................................................................... 189
variable(traditional
delimitation).................................................................................................................................................... 448
variables........................................................................................................................................................................... 40;
53; 55
variables(ability to move)............................................................................................................................................................. 447
variables(decision)...................................................................................................................................................................... 301
variables(design)........................................................................................................................................................................ 441
variables(exogenous)........................................................................................................................................................... 255;
260
variables(possible future
characteristics of objects)........................................................................................................................ 447
variables(reduction(characteristic,
value))...................................................................................................................................... 447
variables(relevant)....................................................................................................................................................................... 154
variant(zero)................................................................................................................................................................ 173;
253; 255
variants......................................................................................................................................................................... 57;
324; 326
variants of solution...................................................................................................................................................................... 271
variants(construction(weight
carrying façade, skeleton structure))................................................................................................... 169
variants(interim).......................................................................................................................................................................... 418
variation...................................................................................................................................................................... 102;
255; 485
variation calculus........................................................................................................................................................................ 209
variation(composition)................................................................................................................................................................. 101
variation(structural
compositional)................................................................................................................................................ 141
variations................................................................................................................................................................................... 103
variations with repetition.............................................................................................................................................................. 208
variations(combinatorics)..................................................................................................................................................... 208;
209
variations(local).......................................................................................................................................................................... 255
variations(possible)..................................................................................................................................................................... 339
variety....................................................................................................................................................................................... 485
variety(architectural
artefacts)........................................................................................................................................................ 98
variety(opposition(average)
ecology, organisational science, designing)........................................................................................... 255
varying consistency.................................................................................................................................................................... 189
vector........................................................................................................................................................................................ 211
vector drawing computer
programme............................................................................................................................................ 210
vector information....................................................................................................................................................................... 238
vector of movement..................................................................................................................................................................... 487
vector substraction..................................................................................................................................................................... 211
vector(movement)....................................................................................................................................................................... 487
vectors...................................................................................................................................................................................... 222
vehicles(motor)........................................................................................................................................................................... 316
Velsen................................................................................................................................................................................. 90;
465
Velzen...................................................................................................................................................................................... 465
ventilation.................................................................................................................................................................................. 329
ventilation(natural)...................................................................................................................................................................... 332
Venturi........................................................................................................................................................................................ 67
venustas..................................................................................................................................................................................... 95
verb............................................................................................................................................................................................ 40
verb(grammar)............................................................................................................................................................................ 225
verba
concepte........................................................................................................................................................................... 480
verbal........................................................................................................................................................................................ 447
verbal criteria............................................................................................................................................................................. 370
verbal description(active
subject).................................................................................................................................................. 413
verbal model.............................................................................................................................................................................. 181
verbal models.............................................................................................................................................................. 179;
181; 189
verbal protocols............................................................................................................................................................................ 58
verbs........................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
verbs of modality........................................................................................................................................................................ 189
Verdeau.................................................................................................................................................................................... 129
Vereniging van Nederlandse
Gemeenten........................................................................................................................................ 81
Verheijen............................................................................................................................................................................ 453;
459
Verhoef..................................................................................................................................................................................... 323
verifiability(empirical).................................................................................................................................................................... 23
verifiable............................................................................................................................................................................. 250;
274
verifiable predictions................................................................................................................................................................... 250
verification................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
vertical
fitting(cross-section)........................................................................................................................................................ 467
vertical forces............................................................................................................................................................................. 286
vertical surfaces......................................................................................................................................................................... 487
vertical(gravity)........................................................................................................................................................................... 243
vertical(perception)..................................................................................................................................................................... 241
vertices(graph theory)................................................................................................................................................................. 216
victim(suspect)........................................................................................................................................................................... 192
video games.............................................................................................................................................................................. 232
Vienna........................................................................................................................................................................................ 68
view(building)............................................................................................................................................................................. 324
view(lines).................................................................................................................................................................................. 425
viewing apertures........................................................................................................................................................................ 170
viewing-window........................................................................................................................................................................... 425
viewpoint................................................................................................................................................................................... 250
vigour and wit............................................................................................................................................................................. 286
Villa Rotonda............................................................................................................................................................................. 104
Villa
Stein.................................................................................................................................................................................. 108
village(squares).......................................................................................................................................................................... 429
villas(Palladian).......................................................................................................................................................................... 237
VINEX......................................................................................................................................................................................... 57
Viollet-le-Duc............................................................................................................................................................................. 118
virtual reality.............................................................................................................................................................................. 382
virtual reality(future).................................................................................................................................................................... 491
virtual world................................................................................................................................................................................ 359
virtuoso..................................................................................................................................................................................... 478
vis-à-vis..................................................................................................................................................................................... 114
visible(outside, inside)................................................................................................................................................................. 477
vision........................................................................................................................................................................................ 414
vision research........................................................................................................................................................................... 244
vision(design principle)................................................................................................................................................................ 107
vision(design)............................................................................................................................................................................. 478
vision(enterprise)........................................................................................................................................................................ 373
vision(overall)............................................................................................................................................................................. 406
visions(variety)........................................................................................................................................................................... 305
visit(first(tourist eyes))................................................................................................................................................................. 432
visit(location).............................................................................................................................................................................. 466
visit(site).................................................................................................................................................................................... 470
visiting hours.............................................................................................................................................................................. 335
visitors...................................................................................................................................................................................... 470
visitors inquiries......................................................................................................................................................................... 269
visitors(category(amenities))........................................................................................................................................................ 268
vistas(articulation)...................................................................................................................................................................... 430
visual arts........................................................................................................................................................................... 231;
470
visual attention........................................................................................................................................................................... 414
visual change(adding parts)......................................................................................................................................................... 424
visual information........................................................................................................................................................................ 231
visual information(history).............................................................................................................................................................. 62
visual information(read)................................................................................................................................................................. 96
visual lines................................................................................................................................................................................. 466
visual perception........................................................................................................................................................................ 188
visual quality.............................................................................................................................................................................. 273
visual realism............................................................................................................................................................................. 246
visual recognition........................................................................................................................................................................ 235
visual
representations(computerisation)........................................................................................................................................ 231
visual tasks............................................................................................................................................................................... 336
visual tension............................................................................................................................................................................... 95
visualisation................................................................................................................................................................ 101;
102; 231
visualisation(digital).................................................................................................................................................................... 232
visualisation(dynamic)................................................................................................................................................................. 246
visualisation(photo-realistic)......................................................................................................................................................... 245
visualisation(scientific)................................................................................................................................................................ 246
visualisations(interactive)............................................................................................................................................................. 378
visualise part-solutions................................................................................................................................................................ 341
visualising.................................................................................................................................................................................. 411
visually pleasing........................................................................................................................................................................... 95
visuals(models, cartoons,
simple pictures).................................................................................................................................... 460
vital constraint............................................................................................................................................................................ 427
Vitruvian trilogy.......................................................................................................................................................................... 277
Vitruvius................................................................................................................................................ 63;
66; 91; 95; 108; 118; 152
vocabularies................................................................................................................................................................................ 35
vocabulary............................................................................................................................................................................. 11;
35
vocabulary(controlled)................................................................................................................................................................. 238
vocabulary(form)......................................................................................................................................................................... 380
vocabulary(semiotic)................................................................................................................................................................... 487
vogue........................................................................................................................................................................................ 297
void........................................................................................................................................................................................... 234
Vollers........................................................................................................................................................... 21;
357; 454; 455; 487
volume to movement................................................................................................................................................................... 477
volume(building)......................................................................................................................................................................... 487
volume(surfaces(intervals(decreasing)))......................................................................................................................................... 206
volumes(intersecting).................................................................................................................................................................. 489
Vondel...................................................................................................................................................................................... 482
Vondelpark................................................................................................................................................................................ 188
Voordt................................................................................... 19;
33; 43; 53; 98; 149; 151; 153; 169; 249; 263; 271; 276; 372; 453; 455
Voort......................................................................................................................................................................................... 435
vorm(functie)................................................................................................................................................................................ 94
VR............................................................................................................................................................................. 378;
379; 382
Vrielink...................................................................................................................................................................................... 153
VRML....................................................................................................................................................................................... 232
Waal brick format....................................................................................................................................................................... 119
Waal format........................................................................................................................................................................ 123;
348
Wagner..................................................................................................................................................................................... 113
waiting-rooms............................................................................................................................................................................ 169
Waldenfels................................................................................................................................................................................ 478
walks within the building............................................................................................................................................................. 424
wall finishes............................................................................................................................................................................... 274
wall lining.................................................................................................................................................................................. 347
wall(cohesion)............................................................................................................................................................................ 120
wall(hole)................................................................................................................................................................................... 285
walls(concealing)........................................................................................................................................................................ 392
walls(partition)............................................................................................................................................................................ 332
warm bent twisted glass............................................................................................................................................................. 490
washbasin................................................................................................................................................................................. 395
washing windows....................................................................................................................................................................... 337
Wassenberg................................................................................................................................................................................ 57
Wasserman(Café)...................................................................................................................................................................... 467
watching.................................................................................................................................................................................... 477
Water Board Rijnland.................................................................................................................................................................. 423
water landscape......................................................................................................................................................................... 134
water level(ground)...................................................................................................................................................................... 315
water networks(legenda)............................................................................................................................................................. 498
water quality.............................................................................................................................................................................. 315
water system.............................................................................................................................................................. 494;
495; 499
water(land)................................................................................................................................................................................. 129
water(maximisation)................................................................................................................................................................... 315
water(positioning)....................................................................................................................................................................... 425
waterfront site............................................................................................................................................................................ 407
waterfront(recreative
quality)........................................................................................................................................................ 134
water-management of the
delta.................................................................................................................................................... 496
waterrealm................................................................................................................................................................................. 495
watersystems............................................................................................................................................................................ 493
way of living............................................................................................................................................................................... 377
way of testing............................................................................................................................................................................ 456
Web.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 377
Webber..................................................................................................................................................................................... 433
Weber....................................................................................................................................................................................... 293
Weeber........................................................................................................................................................................ 98;
263; 287
Weeber(mental elaboration of
the conception)............................................................................................................................... 417
Wegen........................................................................................................................................... 149;
151; 249; 263; 271; 276; 372
weighing(effects)........................................................................................................................................................................ 446
weighing(separate scores)........................................................................................................................................................... 166
weight attribution in points........................................................................................................................................................... 167
weight carrying façade................................................................................................................................................................ 169
weight(dead).............................................................................................................................................................................. 280
weighting factors........................................................................................................................................................................ 166
weighting factors(partial
qualities)................................................................................................................................................ 154
weightings................................................................................................................................................................................. 341
weights..................................................................................................................................................................................... 343
welded joints.............................................................................................................................................................................. 394
welfare conception...................................................................................................................................................................... 300
welfare effects............................................................................................................................................................................ 300
welfare theory............................................................................................................................................................................ 299
welfare(collective)....................................................................................................................................................................... 300
well being(emotional).................................................................................................................................................................... 95
well-to-do houses....................................................................................................................................................................... 395
Wener....................................................................................................................................................................................... 169
Werf........................................................................................................................................................................................... 56
West 8...................................................................................................................................................................................... 439
Westrik....................................................................................................................................................................... 387;
433; 438
wetlands.................................................................................................................................................................................... 495
what............................................................................................................................................................................. 53;
476; 479
whole(parts)............................................................................................................................................................................... 429
why................................................................................................................................................................................... 476;
479
wicked-problems........................................................................................................................................................................ 433
width(design)............................................................................................................................................................................. 141
Wiebenga.................................................................................................................................................................................. 117
Wijk................................................................................................................................................................................... 276;
439
Wijk, De.................................................................................................................................................................................... 315
wild housing............................................................................................................................................................................... 219
wind problems............................................................................................................................................................................ 313
wind turbine............................................................................................................................................................................... 171
window frame(timber).................................................................................................................................................................. 281
window(lighting, viewing)............................................................................................................................................................. 425
windows............................................................................................................................................................................. 280;
328
windows(cleaning)...................................................................................................................................................................... 337
Windows-icon(resolution)............................................................................................................................................................ 208
wings........................................................................................................................................................................................ 170
wish(language)........................................................................................................................................................................... 194
wishes honoured........................................................................................................................................................................ 470
wishes(context(urban
architecture), commissioner(interview))......................................................................................................... 459
Witte Theater............................................................................................................................................................................. 465
Wittgenstein....................................................................................................................................................................... 200;
414
Wittgenstein(early)..................................................................................................................................................................... 447
Wittgenstein(later)...................................................................................................................................................................... 447
Wittkower.................................................................................................................................................................................. 237
Wolkenkrabber........................................................................................................................................................................... 128
Wolvega.................................................................................................................................................................................... 429
Woning Waardering Stelsel......................................................................................................................................................... 163
Woning Waarderings Stelsel....................................................................................................................................................... 163
woonkeur................................................................................................................................................................................... 311
work back.................................................................................................................................................................................. 143
work of architecture...................................................................................................................................................................... 69
work(plastic).............................................................................................................................................................................. 108
work(process)............................................................................................................................................................................ 417
workers per m2........................................................................................................................................................................... 270
working................................................................................................................................................................................ 96;
225
working conditions...................................................................................................................................................................... 414
working
environment(experimental, simulated)............................................................................................................................... 142
working hours............................................................................................................................................................................ 495
working method.................................................................................................................................................................. 143;
427
working methodologically............................................................................................................................................................ 432
working methods.......................................................................................................................................................................... 97
working model............................................................................................................................................................................ 469
working styles............................................................................................................................................................................. 97
working(analytical,
synthetic)...................................................................................................................................................... 311
working(direction(subject,
object))................................................................................................................................................ 192
working(methodologically)........................................................................................................................................................... 427
workshop................................................................................................................................................................................... 141
workshop project(initiators).......................................................................................................................................................... 141
workshop
project(results(varied)).................................................................................................................................................. 141
workshops.......................................................................................................................................................................... 249;
275
work-surface.............................................................................................................................................................................. 336
world models............................................................................................................................................................................. 181
world(facts(connections),
not things)............................................................................................................................................ 200
worlds(disparate)........................................................................................................................................................................ 394
Woud........................................................................................................................................................................................ 118
Wright(mental elaboration of
the conception)................................................................................................................................. 417
WWS........................................................................................................................................................................................ 163
WWS(variants)........................................................................................................................................................................... 166
XML.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 380
XML-structured data................................................................................................................................................................... 380
XOR.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 197
yard(shipbuilding)....................................................................................................................................................................... 342
young designers......................................................................................................................................................................... 363
youth........................................................................................................................................................................................ 419
Ypenburg................................................................................................................................................................................... 435
Zappi......................................................................................................................................................................................... 283
Zappi(objectives, mentality)......................................................................................................................................................... 284
Zeewolde..................................................................................................................................................................................... 90
Zeisel.................................................................................................................................................................................... 19;
96
zero.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 207
zero variant................................................................................................................................................................. 173;
253; 255
zero-defect product..................................................................................................................................................................... 365
zone planning............................................................................................................................................................................ 273
zones of rupture......................................................................................................................................................................... 132
zones(border)............................................................................................................................................................................. 282
zones(construction).................................................................................................................................................................... 279
zones(montage)......................................................................................................................................................................... 114
zoning....................................................................................................................................................................................... 275
zoning constrictions................................................................................................................................................................... 424
zoning plans................................................................................................................................................................................ 81
Zonnestraal.......................................................................................................................................................................... 67;
115
zoomorphic................................................................................................................................................................................. 67
Zuid-as............................................................................................................................................................................... 435;
439
Zweers...................................................................................................................................................................................... 275
Zwitserleven Headquarters........................................................................................................................................................... 356
П П structure............................................................................................................................................................................. 326
Ç 196
È 196
É 196
Ì 196
Ù 193; 197
Ú 197