This paper surveys different approaches in contemporary architectural design in which digital media is used not as a representational tool for visualization but as a generative tool for the derivation of form and its transformation. Such approaches are referred to as digital architectures - the computationally based processes of form origination and transformations. The paper examines the digital generative processes based on concepts such as topological space, motion dynamics, parametric design and genetic algorithms. It emphasizes the possibilities for the “finding of form,” which the emergence of various digitally based generative techniques seem to bring about
Digital media, with the capacity to master complexity, has permitted an unprecedented ability to rei...
The ‘computer revolution’ is the most obvious phenomenon of our time. The new capabilities introduce...
The use of digital technology in architecture has proven to be more assertive than originally though...
This paper examines methods in which digital media is employed not as a representational tool for vi...
Given the power of digital design media, architects are confronting a new territory of architectural...
This paper presents an investigation of probative works of architectural thought and production exec...
<p>The shift from mechanical to digital forces architects to reposition themselves: Architects gener...
The triumphal entry of computing in architectural design has produced a real revolution in architect...
The emerging innovation of digital technology has significantly influenced the design practices in t...
The research presented is about digital revolution in architecture, due to the entry of computing in...
The paper presents performance oriented approaches to digital form finding which stems from the line...
The research presented is about digital revolution in architecture, which has contributed to the bir...
The entry of computing in architectural has produced a real revolution in architectural scenario, ch...
Digital technologies extend, displace or substitute entirely new elements into what has been observe...
Since the Nineties architectural thought employs the new language of software to describe, design, p...
Digital media, with the capacity to master complexity, has permitted an unprecedented ability to rei...
The ‘computer revolution’ is the most obvious phenomenon of our time. The new capabilities introduce...
The use of digital technology in architecture has proven to be more assertive than originally though...
This paper examines methods in which digital media is employed not as a representational tool for vi...
Given the power of digital design media, architects are confronting a new territory of architectural...
This paper presents an investigation of probative works of architectural thought and production exec...
<p>The shift from mechanical to digital forces architects to reposition themselves: Architects gener...
The triumphal entry of computing in architectural design has produced a real revolution in architect...
The emerging innovation of digital technology has significantly influenced the design practices in t...
The research presented is about digital revolution in architecture, due to the entry of computing in...
The paper presents performance oriented approaches to digital form finding which stems from the line...
The research presented is about digital revolution in architecture, which has contributed to the bir...
The entry of computing in architectural has produced a real revolution in architectural scenario, ch...
Digital technologies extend, displace or substitute entirely new elements into what has been observe...
Since the Nineties architectural thought employs the new language of software to describe, design, p...
Digital media, with the capacity to master complexity, has permitted an unprecedented ability to rei...
The ‘computer revolution’ is the most obvious phenomenon of our time. The new capabilities introduce...
The use of digital technology in architecture has proven to be more assertive than originally though...