Geoffrey Broadbent presented four types of architectural design as mentioned above. I’d like to know the difference between them pls.
Pragmatic design depends on trial and error, available materials, and climate, for example Mammonth hunter tint.
Iconic design dealing with climate, materials, social interaction, and mental image, for example snow house or igloo.
Analogical design is the Centre of creativity and depends on existing form and nature, for example step pyramid of temple by Imhotep.
canonic design depends on proportional system so it provides the designer with many design decisions, for example Parthenon.
Dear Bryan R Lawson ,
would you let me know the tittle of your book please?
How Designers Think will probably help you most but also, Design in Mind, Design Expertise, and just published is The Design Students Journey.
Pragmatic design in architecture is the process of discovering realities through interaction with the built environment. It insists on understanding the intentions of the place and its users and responding to those intentions.
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