For Revit BIM users intelligence is probably in design data, for concept form developers it’s in the different ways to constrain 3D geometry. Some will argue that intelligence lies in software that we use and in the code which shaped our digital tools the way they are today. After all, you can’t neglect the importance of the ease of use, and flexibility of software, which must be ready to handle numerous different approaches to design problems. At the end of the day, if you work in a team environment, and design a building, even the way you communicate your ideas in your network has to have a built in intelligence, otherwise you could end up like the folks on the video below.
I would love to hear your opinions on this subject, because it seems, we strive to optimize everything these days, but make a joke out of this concept all too often by emphasizing only one or two aspects of design intelligence.
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