Georgios Bardis

1. Introduction Declarative Modeling has attempted to alleviate the burden of imperative procedural design, repositioning the modeling process closer to human intuition [1], at the cost of increased computational complexity [2]. The core concept was the ability of the designer to express ideas and requirements in a declarative manner, in less concrete terms than the ones required by a strict geometric model or a detailed imperative description.

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