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Fundamentals of Computation Design and Fabrication

2-2-5 units · Graduate

Introduction to cultures of form in architectural design, representation, and production, including material cultures, geometric discourse and analysis, Western and non-Western modes of perception and representation. Through a series of acts of forming and making, provides a primer and venue to rehearse skills such as 3D modeling and the reciprocity between representation and materialization. Exercises accompanied by lectures from practitioners, who each represent a highly articulated relationship between form and material in a body of design research or built work. Restricted to first-year MArch students.

Fall 2012 · Geometric Disciplines and Architecture Skills: Reciprocal Methodologies

Topics

  • Introduction
  • Planes, Planes, and Planes
  • Composites, Conventions, Axonometrics
  • Curvature
  • Stereotomy and Developability
  • Organic Modeling
  • Discretization
  • Presentation and Publication

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Prerequisites & course information

Prereq: Permission of instructor G (Fall) 2-2-5 units

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