Implications of Representation-Presentation Distinction in Developing a Presentation Environment for CAAD
Bimal Balakrishnan, Loukas N. Kalisperis, Katsuhiko Muramoto · eCAADe proceedings · 2007
Computer mediated environments are increasingly used for design communication to bridge the gap between geographically and temporally separated stakeholders. We look at the design process, its communication through computer mediated environments, and stress the need to recognize the subtle distinction between representation and presentation in this process. Building on representation-presentation distinction, the case for a multi-modal design presentation environment is made and the challenges involved in developing such an environment are discussed. We conclude by demonstrating a prototype of such a presentation environment.