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Accepted Papers, Posters and PGSC

At the close of abstract submission, a record number of abstracts were received: 177 abstracts and 23 posters from 28 countries around the world. After a careful reviews, 130 abstracts were accepted to proceed to the second stage for full paper submission. All submitted full papers were reviewed by 3 or more reviewers drawn from a panel of 63 international readers. Finally the Paper Selection Committee accepted the following 62 papers and 14 posters for final editing and presentation at the 15th CAADRIA Conference. The reviewers were applying the following criteria in their feedback to the submitted papers. The papers shall

focus on new ideas and developments in the field,
are at an advanced stage of articulation or implementation,
conceptualized the work in reference to existing studied,
clearly outline contribution to existing understanding.
contribute to CAADRIA and its conference theme.

Finally 59 papers were published and 14 Posters presented.

Deadline for camera-ready paper is Monday, 1 February, 2010. Paper-Template and submission details can be found at Submissions.
Please note that at least one author for each submitted paper must register to the conference on or before 1 February 2010.

Accepted Papers:

ID	TITLE	AUTHOR(S)	ORGANISATION	COUNTRY
14	The interdependence of linear and circular causality in CAAD research: a unified model	Thomas Fischer	Institute of Creative Industry Design, NCKU	Taiwan
20	Scalability: parametric strategies from exoskeletons to the city	Ben Coorey	University of Technology Sydney	Australia
22	Automatic planning of residential quarter under insolation condition based on multi-agent simulation	Guohua JI, Huijie Liu	Nanjing University	China
24	Stage-based design briefing beyond the waterfall model: tracing students’ design processes in relation to prescribed design stages throughout an architectural design studio	Christiane M Herr	Department of Architecture, NCKU	Taiwan
25	Material/Tooling/Structure: Synthesis for a Novel Fabrication Technique	Evan Greenberg	Network Research & Design/AA Emergent Technologies & Design/Plasma Studio	United Kingdom
28	Displacing the frontiers of reconstructed cultural heritage: representation of the non-existing within an urban context	Bob Martens, Herbert Peter	Vienna University of Technology	Austria
30	Floating bubbles: an agent-based system for layout planning	Hua Hao, Jia Ting-Li	ETH	Switzerland
31	Vine grammar generative system	Tze-Wei Hsu, Shang-Chia Chiou, Jen Yen	National Yunlin University of Science & Technology	Taiwan
32	Shaping building volumes through life cycle costs: a constraint programming approach for building volume optimisation	Martin Schoch, Apichat Praditsmanont, Chakguy Prakasvudhisarn	Shinawatra University	Thailand
37	Programming in the model: combining task and tool in computer-aided design	Maryam M. Maleki, Robert F. Woodbury	School of Interactive Arts & Technology, Simon Fraser University	Canada
38	Quantum architecture: an indeterministic and interactive computational design system	Han Feng	Delft University of Technology	Netherlands
39	Working outside of the system: engaging in Web 2.0 to enhance learning and teaching in the design studio:	Jeremy Ham	Deakin University	Australia
41	A formal approach for the interpretation of cultural content(s): evolution of a Korean traditional pattern, Bosangwhamun	Ji-Hyun Lee, Hyoung-June Park, Sungwoo Lim, Sun Joong Kim, Haelee Jung	Graduate School of Culture Technology, KAIST	Korea
44	Digital architecture for humanitarian design: a case study of applying digital technologies in post-disaster reconstruction	Wendy Yeung	PTW Architects Sydney	Australia
47	Fabricating twisted towers	Bechir Kenzari	UAE University	United Arab Emirates
48	Urban digital media: facilitating the intersection between science, the arts and culture in the arena of technology and building	Matthias Hank Haeusler, Tom Barker	University of Technology, Sydney	Australia
49	SPATIAL REASONING MODEL FOR URBAN COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT	Jumphon Lertlakkhanakul, Jinwon Choi	Yonsei University	Korea
50	The interprofessional virtual design studio	Marc Aurel Schnabel, Evelyn L C Howe	Chinese University of Hong Kong	Hong Kong
51	Utilising digital design and rapid prototyping tools in design education	Wyn Jones, Ning Gu, Anthony Williams	University of Newcastle	Australia
53	BIM + healthcare: on the view of a primary healthcare renovation project	Jennifer Chellappa, Hyoung-June Park	University of Hawaii at Manoa, School of Architecture	USA
57	A future through an architectural past? Designing an online information package for Al Jahili Fort	Verdy Kwee	The United Arab Emirates University	United Arab Emirates
61	Representation in a time of re-presentation: design media processes in architectural education	Michael Ambrose, Lisa LaCharitae-Lostritto	University of Maryland	USA
63	Lighting in real and pictorial spaces: a computational framework to investigate the scene-based lighting distributions and their impact on depth perception	Nan-Ching Tai, Mehlika Inanici	University of Washington	USA
66	Simply complex: a case study of construction-driven design using computational methods	Dickson Chit-Kin Wong, Lucia Yim-Fun Cheung	Rocco Design Architects Limited	Hong Kong
68	Preserving memories with digital media: a methodology for the reconstruction of Castelnuovo Village	Danilo Di Mascio	Faculty of Architecture, G. d'Annunzio University, Pescara-Chieti, Abruzzo, Italy	Italy
72	Integrative parametric form-finding processes	Daniel Baerlecken, Martin Manegold, Judith Reitz, Arne Kuenstler	BFR lab	USA
75	Thai children’s participation in development of 3D virtual village.	Paulina Neisch	Ecole Nationale Suprieure d'Architecture Paris-Val de Seine, EVCAU Laboratory	France
76	Information dependencies between architects and services engineers for early design evaluation: a framework for an energy design tool for architects	Bianca Toth, Robin Drogemuller, John Frazer	Queensland University of Technology	Australia
78	Obstacles of utilising real-time 3D visualisation in architectural representations and documentation	Antony Pelosi	Massey University	New Zealand
79	Spiritual ambiance in interactive temple	Tai-Ling Tsai, Tay-Sheng Jeng, Chien-Hsu Chen	National Cheng Kung University	Taiwan
80	ROBO studio: Toward architectronics	AnnaLisa Meyboom, Jerzy Wojtowicz, Greg Johnson	UBC	Canada
81	Material feedback in digital design tools	Christian Stanton	MIT	USA
82	Preliminary tectonic phenomena of diversified architectural spatial forms in digital age	Zi-Ru Chen	National Chiao Tung University	Taiwan
83	Urban micro-informatics: a test case for high-resolution urban modelling through aggregating public information sources	Anthony Burke, Benjamin Coorey, Dan Hill, Jason McDermott	University of Technology, Sydney	Australia
89	Studying designers’ behaviour in collaborative virtual workspaces using quantitative methods	Wai Tak, Jeff Kan, John S Gero	Krasnow Institute for Advanced Study	USA
92	Patterns, heuristics for architectural design support: making use of evolutionary modelling in design	Ruwan Fernando, Flora Salim, Jane Burry	Queensland University of Technology	Australia
93	Virtual environments as situated techno-social performances: virtual West Cambridge case study	Stanislav Roudavski	University of Melbourne	Australia
94	Bio-shell (biodegradable vacuum-formed modularised shelter)	Shinya OKUDA, Zhiyong OU	National University of Singapore	Singapore
97	Interpreting digital heritage: considering the end-user’s perspective	Hafizur Rahaman, Tan Beng-Kiang	National University of Singapore	Singapore
102	Open architectural design: an approach to managing complexity and uncertainty in an open design process	Sven Schneider, Nancy Richter, Frank Petzold, Reinhard Koenig, Torsten Thurow	TU-Muenchen	Germany
106	Advanced spatial simulation supporting human activities based on game-engine	Sooyeon Han, Yeri Lee, Namhee Park, Jinwon Choi	Yonsei University	Korea
107	Refining a computational fractal method of analysis: testing Bovill’s architectural data	Josephine Louise, Michael J Ostwald	The University of Newcastle	Australia
112	Diagrams as parametric systems in urban design: parametric systems applied to conceptual design	Justyna Karakiewicz, Thomas Kvan	University of Melbourne	Australia
115	A study of emergence in the generation of Islamic geometric patterns	Iestyn Jowers, Miquel Prats, Ji-Hyun Lee	University of Leeds	United Kingdom
118	Applying augmented reality for data interaction and collaboration in BIM	Ning Gu, Vishal Singh, Xiangyu Wang	The University of Sydney	Australia
119	A framework to integrate generative design techniques for enhancing design automation	Ning Gu, Vishal Singh, Kathryn Merrick	University of New South Wales	Australia
120	Open tower: developing design research practice	Benjamin Hewett, Anthony Burke	University of Technology, Sydney	Australia
123	Supporting 3D city modelling, collaboration and maintenance through an open-source revision control system	Mattias Roupae, Mikael Johansson	Chalmers University of Technology	Sweden
125	Development of use flow of 3D CAD / VR software for citizens who are non-specialists in city design	Tomohiro Fukuda, Hitoshi Takeuchi	Osaka University	Japan
126	Mixed reality at the sketch design stage	Jules Moloney, Bharat Dave	University of Melbourne	Australia
128	Fibre composite systems: stress as growth-promoting agent	Christina Doumpioti	Architectural Association	United Kingdom
129	A system for form fostering parametric modeling of responsive forms in mixed reality	Flora Dilys Salim, Hugo Mulder, Jane Burry	Spatial Information Architecture Laboratory, RMIT University	Australia
134	Spatial topology retrieval: a visual approach for representing and retrieving spatial topology in a case library	Chieh-Jen Lin, Mao-Lin Chiu	Department of Interior Design, Tainan University of Technology	Taiwan
136	Computational fluid dynamics for efficient urban design	Daniel Hii Jun Chung, Malone-Lee Lai Choo	National University of Singapore	Singapore
144	Place and placelessness in 3D online virtual world	Beng-Kiang TAN, Stephen Lim Tsung Yee	National University of Singapore	Singapore
151	Kids and new media: how young people act within virtual architecture	Stefan Zedlacher, Albert Wiltsche	Graz University of Technology	Austria
155	Interactive message wall: a public display for collective sharing in real and virtual place	Beng-Kiang TAN, Yeom Jungho	National University of Singapore	Singapore
162	Computational aspects of a design process: Mario Botta’s single-family house in Breganzona	Hakan Anay	Eskisehir Osmangazi University	Turkey
171	Open-source, parametric architecture to propagate hyper- dense, sustainable urban communities: parametric urban dwellings for the experience economy	David Celento	Penn State University	USA
175	Playing jigsaw: finding the underlying structure of assembling ideas within design productive process	Chia-Hui Lo, Ih-Cheng Lai, Teng-Wen Chang	TamKang University	Taiwan
176	Testing the Impact of E-light Learning Modules in Introducing Photometrically Accurate Lighting Simulation Methods in the Undergraduate Design Curriculum	Tina Sarawgi	The University of North Carolina at Greensboro	USA
185	Storytelling: a computational approach for convergent thinking	Hsiu-Ting Liao, Teng-Wen Chang, Ih-Cheng Lai	Graduate School of Computational Design, National Yunlin University of Science and Technology	Taiwan

Accepted Posters:

ID	TITLE	AUTHOR	ORGANISATION	COUNTRY
P1	ICT Learning of Architecture and Housing Culture: Israel as a Case Study	Tamar Almog	Haifa University	Israel
P2	New Declination of the Intangible	Salvator-John Liotta	University of Tokyo	Japan
P3	A web-based architectural searching system using ontology	Jieun Park	KAIST	Korea
P4	U-Eco City Monitoring System	Yoontak Roh	Sungkyunkwan University	Korea
P5	How can GIS and BIM be integrated?	Johansson & Roupe	Chalmers	Sweden
P6	Facilitating communication between architects and owners by new interface	Zhe-Wei Lee	NCTU	Taiwan
P7	Spatial self-learners in use of digital media behaviour	Dao Huang	NCTU	Taiwan
P8	How to make soft-skin? A soft free-form without bones	YungYing Chiu	NCTU	Taiwan
P9	AniStory: The Animated Storytelling for Children’s Creativity Learning	Chiung-Yueh Chang	Yuntech	Taiwan
P10	Triggering design inspiration on site – the iDesign-On-Site (iDOS) framework	Yi-Yen Wang	Yuntech	Taiwan
P11	Time-scratch system	Chih-Wei Chen	Yuntech	Taiwan
P12	The Tangible Interactive Space : Story Exploration in Video Editing	Guo-Jhen Yu	Yuntech	Taiwan
P13	Urban Gene Therapy: Parametric [Re]Generation	Yick Ho Alvin Kung	CUHK	Hong Kong
P14	Parametric Modeling – A Vibrant Transit Hub	Raja Balaji	Hindustan University	India
PS	Concurrent Design Infrastructures in Architecture and Construction: Recent Projects at Gehry Technologies:	Uli Blum & Martin Riese	Gehry Technologies	Hong Kong

Accepted Postgraduate Students Consortiums (PGSC):

ID	TITLE	AUTHOR	ORGANISATION	COUNTRY
PG1	The Application of Linguistic Fuzzy Models to the Analysis of Architectural Work of Adolf Loos	Zuzana Talasova	Technical University Prague	Czech Republic
PG2	Inflexible Machines: Parametric Models and Early Stage Design Constraints	Matt Fraser	Victoria University Wellington	New Zealand
PG3	Impact of Street Structure on the Transformation of Lijiang Historical Town	Feng Chen	Shenzhen University	P. R. China
PG4	Is Model-Making Sketching in Design?	Benay Gursoy	Maltepe University Istanbul	Turkey
PG5	Triggering design inspiration on site – the iDesign-On-Site (iDOS) framework	Wang Yiyen	NYUST	Taiwan
PG6	Generative Grammar of DNA Nanotechnology	Anbukarasi P:	Anna University	India
PG7	Recombination and Representation methods for Evolutionary Design	Ruwan Fernando	University of Queensland	Australia
PG8	E–Architecture	Paulina Neisch	ENSA-PVS & UP8 Paris	France
PG9	Shaping Building-Volumes through Life Cycle Costs	Martin Schoch	Shinawatra University	Thailand