It is well known that every sort of visualization model has its own capacity to represent the reality and designers'concepts of space. To the authors'knowledge, there are very few attempts to measure and compare their relative potential power of presentation. Given this lack of academic studies, it would be necessary to give a historical background on the use of visual models. Basically those tools could be divided into two main types: traditional visula techniques such as drawings, scale models and most advance technological tools ranging from basic slidesand films to recentlydeveloped techniquessuch as relatoscope, and computer aided simulation models. This paper covers the historical background of visual models.
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The architectural design task involves the development of a building or an urban space, which commun...
Each design product depends on a design model originated in the designer's mind. From initial design...
Architectural design has always been limited to static procedures of study. The means of study has a...
In the field of architectural design, “visualization• ¨ generally refers to some media, communicatin...
Models as useful tools within architecture practice have been used for centuries. While information ...
This chapter provides an overview of the shifting patterns of use of the architectural model through...
Most visual representations of architectural space are still done using drawings of ground plan, sec...
Most visual representations of architectural space are still done using drawings of ground plan, sec...
The use of digital tools has become a tremendous aid in the creation of digital, historical reconstr...
The professional roles and fonctions of architects are linked to the societal context in which they ...
This paper questions the degree to which visual simulations are conventionally assumed to be a prima...
This paper focuses on the visualization of historical architecture. The application of new Computer-...
This paper describes both conventional and computational ways of expressing and exploring design con...
Architecture is more than just buildings. Its associated production and reception pro\uadcesses take...
The purpose of this paper is to analyze the role of simulation in architectural design. The concept ...
The architectural design task involves the development of a building or an urban space, which commun...
Each design product depends on a design model originated in the designer's mind. From initial design...
Architectural design has always been limited to static procedures of study. The means of study has a...
In the field of architectural design, “visualization• ¨ generally refers to some media, communicatin...
Models as useful tools within architecture practice have been used for centuries. While information ...
This chapter provides an overview of the shifting patterns of use of the architectural model through...
Most visual representations of architectural space are still done using drawings of ground plan, sec...
Most visual representations of architectural space are still done using drawings of ground plan, sec...
The use of digital tools has become a tremendous aid in the creation of digital, historical reconstr...
The professional roles and fonctions of architects are linked to the societal context in which they ...
This paper questions the degree to which visual simulations are conventionally assumed to be a prima...
This paper focuses on the visualization of historical architecture. The application of new Computer-...
This paper describes both conventional and computational ways of expressing and exploring design con...
Architecture is more than just buildings. Its associated production and reception pro\uadcesses take...