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Drawing the Urban Highway: Mobile Representations in Design and Architecture
2014Following an examination of the elevated highway’s diagrammatic and machinic qualities and its evocation as a cinematic sensorium (Robertson, 2007) the chapter will look at how architectural drawings, and the way they are interpreted, construct mobility in certain ways. The relationships and dependencies of graphic representations and lived experiences
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THE PLACE OF DRAWING SCIENCE IN THE FIELD OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN EDUCATION
Galaxy International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, 2023This article discusses the problems of teaching the subject "Drawing" in the direction of architecture and design, included in the blog of general professional sciences and the initial requirements that future architects and designers should learn.
Shakarboy Eliboyevich O‘rinboyev +1 more
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2022
Since the development of drawing techniques and geometric projections in the Renaissance, architectural drawing has been the most relevant tool to mediate in the design process. Alberti’s conception of architectural representation and project anticipated in a practical way the idea of notational systems developed centuries later by Goodman.
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Since the development of drawing techniques and geometric projections in the Renaissance, architectural drawing has been the most relevant tool to mediate in the design process. Alberti’s conception of architectural representation and project anticipated in a practical way the idea of notational systems developed centuries later by Goodman.
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Drawing marks, acts, and reacts: Toward a computational sketching interface for architectural design
Artificial Intelligence for Engineering Design, Analysis and Manufacturing, 2002Architects use sketching and diagramming in their design process to perform functional reasoning, formal arrangements, analogy transfer, structure mapping, and knowledge acquisition. This paper describes a research framework of the author's efforts in the studies of design drawings and the building of computational sketching tools to support the ...
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Application of CAD Drawing Software in Civil Engineering Architectural Design and Structural Design
2021 3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Manufacture, 2021Nan Li, Wenbin Gong
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2021
The field of investigation of this study is cross-sectional to architecture and fashion. Always a source of mutual inspiration, today architecture and fashion draw the “new forms of living” (Avella 2018) designing spatial configurations animated by the bodies that “inhabit” it (in architecture) or that “wear” it (in fashion).
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The field of investigation of this study is cross-sectional to architecture and fashion. Always a source of mutual inspiration, today architecture and fashion draw the “new forms of living” (Avella 2018) designing spatial configurations animated by the bodies that “inhabit” it (in architecture) or that “wear” it (in fashion).
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Drawing and design for theatre architecture: Lina Bo Bardi’s sketches for five venues in Brazil
Theatre and Performance Design, 2017This article discusses spatial design for the performing arts, analysing drawings by the architect and scenographer Lina Bo Bardi from the last two decades of the twentieth century.
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A New Digital Watermarking for Architectural Design Drawing Using LINEs and ARCs Based on Vertex
2004This paper proposed to digital watermarking technique for architectural design drawing using LINEs and ARCs based on vertex in CAD system to prevent infringement of copyright from unlawfulness reproductions and distribution. After extract LINEs and ARCs from designed drawing, we embed watermarks using adaptive algorithm in each characteristics ...
Bong-Ju Jang +3 more
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Approaches to Drawing in Architectural and Urban Design
Architects draw for a myriad of reasons and purposes. They draw to assimilate places and precedents. They draw to generate ideas. They draw to imagine, to express the spatial qualities of a design. They draw to develop a concept into a consistent project.Colonnese, Fabio +2 more
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Communications in Humanities Research
As modern cities are primarily oriented toward economic growth rather than improving quality of life, the lack of humanistic care has become an important issue. The author explores the evolution of architectural and urban design workflows from traditional hand-drawing to AI-integrated design, reflecting on the shortcomings and improvement paths of high-
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As modern cities are primarily oriented toward economic growth rather than improving quality of life, the lack of humanistic care has become an important issue. The author explores the evolution of architectural and urban design workflows from traditional hand-drawing to AI-integrated design, reflecting on the shortcomings and improvement paths of high-
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