Simple Shape Grammars example (Knight and Stiny, 2001) a) the simple

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Download scientific diagram | Simple Shape Grammars example (Knight and Stiny, 2001) a) the simple church cross plan and section b) shape grammar rules c) derivation d) Other designs in the language shows a simple example from Terry Knight"s (1994) book, Transformation in Design that shows a simple Shape Grammar mechanism. The grammar shows a Renaissance church design based on a Greek cross (Knight and Stiny, 2001). The plan of the church can be decomposed into two 2x1 rectangles o produce the Greek cross, the shapes are arranged to form the spatial relation shown. The rectangles and spatial relation are used to define the initial (starting) shape and the rule of the grammar. The grammar"s rule (Figure 22b) is formulated in the (If … Then) way, having two parts of a condition and an action separated by an arrow: The (If) part /left hand side (LHS) shape, contains a single rectangle. The (Then) part /right hand side (RHS) shapes, contains the associated action of adding another rotated rectangle to form the illustrated cross shape. from publication: Structuring the design studio education Crafting the projects of the beginning studio using shape grammars | Focusing on the structure of the first year design program and more precisely on crafting the first year projects within the playful project-based approach. Based on the study of both the beginner’s mind and the significant nature of architectural design, the work presented | Crafts, Grammar and Projection | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.