Up-and-Down Designs
= Up-and-Down Designs
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Up-and-Down Designs is a design methodology often used in the field of engineering and architecture that focuses on creating designs that can adapt spatially and functionally in response to various constraints. It typically involves iterative processes of refinement and adjustment, balancing the upward and downward aspects of design—such as expanding and contracting or creating layers and levels. This approach can emphasize flexibility and functionality, where designers might start with broad concepts (up) and then refine them into specific features and details (down).