The Architect in the Machine.
The article discusses the use of digital design and fabrication methods by architects to assert control over the physical outcome of their designs. The Rhino and CATIA 3D modeling programs which allow architects to embed more information into their geometric representations then translated to produc...
| Publicado en: | Architect Vol. 100; no. 3; pp. 58 - 63 |
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Hanley Wood Media, Inc. DBA Zonda Media
Mar2011
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| Sumario: | The article discusses the use of digital design and fabrication methods by architects to assert control over the physical outcome of their designs. The Rhino and CATIA 3D modeling programs which allow architects to embed more information into their geometric representations then translated to production processes are described. Case studies are presented to show how architects adapt the process to a unique set of materials and circumstances, including Light Frames, Whistler Olympic Village Bus Shelters and Flatform. |
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