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 ====== Objects ======
+You would have seen that we use the term //object// quite a lot in our documentation here.  This can be readily understood by those who do //object oriented programming// But architects usually have a different understanding of an //object//
+For an architect; an object is something you can touch and feel and see.  But in TAD that is not the case.
+Objects can be just a 2D shape -- this is in the very initial stages of designing. TAD is a [[loosely coupled]] system. It does NOT dictate how you should go about with your thinking. You are free to think which ever way you want -- so often, you may just create a 2D shape without knowing whether you may want to use it; without sometimes even knowing if it is the contour of some built shape or not. But nevertheless, it is still an //object//
+Then, as you flesh out that 2D shape -- say you gave it a height and level (i.e. it becomes an extrusion) Even then it remains an //object// and that too the same object it was earlier.
+In TAD, very crudely speaking, you would keep inserting objects and keep [[embellishment|embellishing]]  these //objects// as you become clearer and clearer in your thinking... Eventually your model would contain [[rich objects]] which serve the purpose of contributing to some part of your design
+Some of these objects may be contours of spaces -- some of them may even be contours of built-matter. So TAD handles both spaces as well as built matter
+{{page>conceptuals}}

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