论文信息 - USING ANALOGY TO EXTEND THE BEHAVIOUR STATE SPACE IN DESIGN

USING ANALOGY TO EXTEND THE BEHAVIOUR STATE SPACE IN DESIGN

We propose an exploration model of design based on the extension of the space of design behaviours using analogy. The analogy is drawn on the basis of structure similarity or structure and behaviour similarity between source and target designs. New behaviours are introduced from the source design. This paper describes such a process and discusses its significance for creative design.

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