WCDCC 2025
Workshop on Computational Design and Computer-aided Creativity 2025

Table of Contents

• Preface
  Summary: There were 21 papers submitted for peer-review to this workshop. Out of these, 11 papers were accepted for this volume, 4 as regular papers and 7 as short papers. In addition, we also included 5 invited extend abstracts. These contributions were likewise selected from previously published works considered relevant by the programme committee and submitted to peer review.

Architecture, Structures & Urban Designs

• Ruled by Utopia: Procedurally Generated Mega-structures 1–6
  Guilherme L. Almeida, João M. Cunha, Sérgio M. Rebelo, Tiago Martins
• Symmetry-driven Reciprocal Frame Algorithm (invited paper) 7–9
  Caio Castriotto, Gabriela Celani, Felipe Tavares
• Decentralise Indexing in Common Data Environments for Collective Actions in Urban Design: A Blockchain Proposal 10–21
  Provides Ng
• Expanding Design Creativity with the PHR2 Model: Predicting Hedonic Responses in Architecture 21–31
  Victor Sardenberg, Rafael Perrone
• Artificial Synaesthesia in Tension Between Sonic And Architectural Composition: Intelligent Computational Infrastructure and Stochastic Redundancy (invited paper) 32
  Yidi Lola Wang

Creative Computing in Art and Design Processes

• Marching The Manifold — Visualizing Semantic Relationships In CLIP’s Latent Space (invited paper) 33–36
  Tobias Bongartz
• Computational Systems as Co-creative Agents for Visual Humour Generation 37–42
  José P. Lopes Pedro Martins
• Evolution and Transformation of the Computational Design Ecosystem 43-51
  Hüseyin Özçınar
• Generative AI in Audiovisual Arts: Creative Practices and Hybrid Authorship 52–62
  Ricardo Palmieri
• song_sent_scores: Computational Design for Charting Dynamic Emotion in Songs with a Multimodal Circumplex Framework 63–73
  Frederico Gonçalves Pedrosa
• SkipInject: Expanding Control of Diffusion Models Leveraging the Models Themselves (invited paper) 74-75
  Ludovica Schaerf
• Fantasy IDEs (invited paper) 76
  Char Stiles

Graphic Design and Typography

• DynamicIDioms — A Computational Tool for the Development of Dynamic Visual Identities 77-82
  Rita Estevinha
• Typographers in the Loop: Mapping the Typographic Latent Space of Digits as a Matter of Responsible Design 82-83
  Alayt Issak Sarthak Kakkar Sair Goetz Nik Brown Casper Harteveld
• PatternPursuit: A Collaborative Tool for Graphic Pattern Design 84-88
  Joana Rovira Martins, Pedro Martins, Ana Boavida
• Territorial Generative Identity as a Tool for the Bioeconomy: Enhancing Agroecological Value Through Context-Specific Design Systems 89-95
  Pedro Morais