Cybernetic diagrams promote a horizon in which open architectural games could subvert the prevalence of the lone game of the expert

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• Cybernetic diagrams promote a horizon in which open architectural games could subvert the prevalence of the lone game of the expert, formalized in generative algorithmsquote0.961
  Concluding statement of the paper projecting cybernetic open games as a counter to authorial parametric design.
• Both cybernetic and semiotic diagrams sought to remove design from the autographic and subjective realm of the architect, taking an interest in understanding architecture as a process based on explicit rules.claim0.828
  The paper’s opening assertion that cybernetic and semiotic diagrams shared an anti-subjective formal ambition, despite ideological divergences.
• Diagrams can be understood as a strategy to deal with the structural complexity of the apparatus, enabling the creation of new games.claim0.792
  Following Flusser’s challenge, the paper claims that cybernetic diagrams are meta-tools for designing new rule systems.
• the diagram suggests a game strategy in which the rules of the device stimulate the modification of the game as it unfolds in favor of improvisation and noveltyquote0.780
  Veloso’s interpretation of the Fun Palace diagram as an open-game infrastructure that encourages emergent play.
• Cybernetics and architectureconcept0.773
  Intersection Steenson researched in master's thesis on Cedric Price's Generator project; precursor to her work on AI and architecture.
• cybernetic diagramconcept0.756
  Graphical notation representing information flows and systemic interactions, derived from cybernetics and information theory, distinct from semiotic diagrams.
• Modern architectural design typically creates a schematic drawing containing hundreds of untested decisions, with no step-by-step testing against real life.claim0.752
  Critique of current design practice: hundreds of variables frozen at once.
• What distinguishes open games from closed algorithmic play in contemporary computational design?question0.749