from VIRTUAL tO TANGIBLE: TRANSFORMAtionS from morphologic configuration to digital consTRUCtIoN
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https://doi.org/10.59047/2469.0724.v2.n2.16519Keywords:
Morphology, Design process, Digital manufacturingAbstract
In the theory of architecture, since the mid-nineteenth century there are two categories of formal configuration for the design and construction: sternotomy and tectonics. Both they have compositional qualities with clearly defined and differentiable procedural and conceptual logic. Technological advancement linked to computer has expanded the territories of production tools and digital fabrication techniques. However tectonics and sternotomy remain in effect as mindsets and operate the project. This article summarizes the conceptual principles of digital manufacturing systems and avant-garde case study of the architectural and artistic context are analyzed to observe phenomena that occur in the processes of design incorporating new information technologies, from conception to the finished work. this paper derives from the author's doctoral thesisReferences
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