The ghost in the machine.
The author, a computer software developer, discusses the relationship between architecture and computer-aided design applications. He argues that while software may offer designers immediate advantages, particularly in terms of efficiency, it has essentially failed to make a deeper engagement betwee...
| Publicado en: | Architectural Review Vol. 232; no. 1389; pp. 20 - 22 |
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EMAP Publishing Limited
Nov2012
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