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- Attribute models of design objectsEnn Tyugu. 33-44
- Formal representation of meaning in architectureÖ. Akin. 45-58
- Discussion: What is a formal representation and what is it good for?L. K. Alberts. 59-70
- A tutorial introduction to grammatical programmingChristopher N. Carlson. 73-84
- Geometric design with boundary solid grammarsJeff Heisserman, Robert Woodbury. 85-105
- The use of post interpretation for grammar-based generative systemsShen-Guan Shih, Gerhard Schmitt. 107-120
- Discussion: Design space description formalismsChristopher N. Carlson. 121-134
- A formal language for the design of manufacturable objectsK. N. Brown, Chris A. McMahon, J. H. Sims Williams. 135-155
- A vocabulary for conceptual designK. Andersson. 157-171
- A grammatical approach to network flow synthesisJonathan Cagan, William J. Mitchell. 173-189
- Discussion: Research issues in the application of design grammarsJonathan Cagan. 191-198
- Formal specification for design automationMihaly Lenart, Peter Padawitz, Ana Pasztor. 201-220
- Abduction for designH. Takeda. 221-243
- Adaptive design using a genetic algorithmMary Lou Maher, S. Kundu. 245-262
- A constraint-based approach to supporting human negotiation in concurrent engineeringJames Bowen, Dennis Bahler. 263-281
- Discussion: Research issuesÖ. Akin. 283-290
- On computing exploration and solving design problemsTim Smithers, David Corne, Peter Ross. 293-313
- Towards a model of exploration in computer-aided designJohn S. Gero. 315-336
- Research issuesTim Smithers. 337-350
- Formal design methods for computer-aided designJohn S. Gero. 353-359