This brings to mind some of the interesting things they say about Mike Strantz, who is quite an artist and who draws many pictures to convey to the shapers-constructors what he wants the holes to look like in the end. Obviously, MikeJ's work and method (and 3-D to boot) takes the artist sketch renderings to another level entirely. But, you still have to have the shapers and constructors build what you are so wonderfully portraying with these CADD 3-D computer images.
Obviously, with a marriage of CADD like AutoCAdd and these applications Mike J is using, the potential of architecture is expanded on the creativity side. But I ask, what about the ability to design build a course on and over the ground that exists on the minimalist model? One can shoot the points on the ground for detailed topo info as the original property exists, and can design minimal construction and yet find optimal routing if the data and these computer CAdd programs are that good. But, the unassisted brain of a genius GCA who is also an excellent communicator of ideas to the construction crew is also a worthy match for the computer, IMHO.