A generative architecture as an aspect-multi-agent prototype-based membrane

Agile software development as well as other recent trends stresses the need for a radical rethinking of the software object likening its nature to the semiotic object. The MultiDimensional Separation of Concerns paradigm emerges as a result of the felt need for grasping the true nature of the software object. This brought a proliferation of approaches where the Babel effect is transparent. Hence I introduce Greimas’s semiotic project, hoping to throw light on the true nature of software. The outcome highlights the need to focus on the various levels of the software system as differentiated to shape a unique language. And the architectural level emerges as a stage for narrative structures and discoursive structures, triggering the need to extend the prototype to cope with this demand. Both the generative nature of the ecodesign model to design and plan sustainable cities as well as its underlying associated cognitive processes brings to the fore the concern with functional quality attributes as well as nonfunctional blurring the difference between them. Its untamable nature dictates an efficient and highly expressive programming language like Self/US. 1.Introduction Galal H. Galal and Tom Mens in a series of Workshops on Object-Oriented Architectural Evolution at ECOOPs together with the participants have been grasping that, on the one hand, in the conceptual view domain terms predominate as the main descriptors of the architecture, and it is where among others the impact of changes in requirements or the domain are studied