The Logic of Architecture: Design, Computation, and Cognition
The Logic of Architecture examines architecture at the intersection of design, computation, and cognition. William J. J. Mitchell considers the ideas and reasoning that connect architectural practice with computational methods and human thought, offering a focused title for readers exploring the intellectual foundations of design.
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The Logic of Architecture explores the relationship between architectural design, computation, and cognition.
William J. J. Mitchell brings these subjects together in a work focused on the intellectual and computational dimensions of architecture.
It is suited to readers interested in how design reasoning and computational ideas intersect with the way architecture is conceived.
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