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Dialogs between physical and digital modelling methods on architectural design
conference contribution
posted on 2012-01-01, 00:00 authored by Alejandro Veliz, Tuba KocaturkTuba Kocaturk, Benachir Medjdoub, Riccardo BalboAs the current digitally-mediated architectural practice evolves, architectural models, regardless of their expressiveness or type, are a way to craft the interaction between the designer and the designed object. Models become artefacts that engage on a continuous interaction with the designer via different media, interpretation and knowledge retrieval schemes, organizational fl ows and tools. These interactions have recently been facilitated by the use of physical and digital production and analysis methods. In this report, we introduce a novel understanding of the relationships between physical and digital modelling techniques. We propose an updated framework that allocates these relationships into four categories: directed production, non-directed production, dual modelling, and mixed modelling. A review of different modelling classifications and frameworks is presented and exemplary case studies from the design domain are introduced for each category.
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eCAADe. Conference (30th: 2012 : Prague, Czech Republic)Volume
2Pagination
281 - 289Publisher
Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of ArchitectureLocation
Prague, Czech RepublicPlace of publication
Prague, Czech RepublicLink to full text
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2012-09-12End date
2012-09-14ISBN-13
9789491207037Language
engPublication classification
E1.1 Full written paper - refereedCopyright notice
2012, Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of ArchitectureTitle of proceedings
eCAADE 2012 : Proceedings of the 30th eCAADe Conference : Physical DigitalityUsage metrics
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