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Tartan Worlds: A Generative Symbol Grammar System (1992)

article⁄Tartan Worlds: A Generative Symbol Grammar System (1992)
contributors⁄
Woodbury, Robert
Radford, Antony
Taplin, P.N.
Coppins, S.A.
in issues⁄
Computer Supported Design in Architecture: Mission, Method, Madness (1992)
abstract⁄Tartan Worlds is a highly interactive, generative symbol grammar system that generates designs as two dimensional configurations of symbols on tartan grids. It operates with multiple graphical rule sets on multiple design worlds. Designers can operate directly on rules and worlds. In this chapter we will introduce the system Tartan Worlds as implemented on the Apple Macintosh.
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Year 1992
Authors Woodbury, Robert; Radford, Antony; Taplin, P.N.; Coppins, S.A.
Issue Computer Supported Design in Architecture: Mission, Method, Madness
Pages 211-220
Library link Karen M. Kensek & Douglas Noble, 1992. bib⁄Computer Supported Design in Architecture: Mission, Method, Madness. ACADIA.
Entry filename tartan-worlds