Fischer T. (2012) Design enigma: A typographical metaphor for epistemological processes, including designing. In: Fischer T., Biswas K. D., Ham R. T., Naka R. & Huang W. (eds.) Proceedings of the 17th CAADRIA Conference\>Proceedings of the 17th CAADRIA Conference. Association for Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia (CAADRIA), Hong Kong: 679–688. https://cepa.info/5177
Fischer T.
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2012)
Design enigma: A typographical metaphor for epistemological processes, including designing.
In: Fischer T., Biswas K. D., Ham R. T., Naka R. & Huang W. (eds.) Proceedings of the 17th CAADRIA Conference. Association for Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia (CAADRIA), Hong Kong: 679–688.
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Presenting a hard-to-predict typography-varying system predicated on Nazi-era cryptography, this paper illustrates conditions under which unrepeatable phenomena can arise, even from straight-forward mechanisms. such conditions arise where systems are observed from outside of boundaries that arise through their observation, and where such systems refer to themselves in a circular fashion. This illustration aims to show the dilemma of scientific design research: Objective outsiders are mystified while those subjectively involved understand.
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