Symposium: Computational Models in Design and Planning

The symposium was held in UCL on the 7th of September 2002 with the aim to investigate the current practice in the development of computational models as part of the design and planning activities.

A series of experts from various fields such as computer aided architectural design, computer aided planning, design science, computer science and artificial intelligence, were invited to participate.

Here is a list of the participants:

Katerina Alexiou, Sinesio Alves Jr., Matt Amos, Joana Barros, Mike Batty, Peter Bentley, Elena Besussi, Dino Borri, Frances Brazier, Rui Carvallo, Steve Coast, Paul Coates, Bauke DeVries, Lidia Diappi, John Gero, Jeffrey Johnson, Serdar Kaya, Kay Kitazawa, Tom Kvan, Paul Longley, Rivka Oxman, Ian Parmee, Yael Perez, Juval Portugali, Paola Rizzi, Naru Shiode, Phil Steadman, Alasdair Turner, Theodore Zamenopoulos, Nisrin Zerekli, Stephen Rich.

The meeting was supported by the UCL Graduate School, The Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, the Geography Department and CASA.