Theory: Problem Solving with Style
ARTICLE 1: http://architizer.com/blog/computational-design-skillshare/
“Computational design is not just a digital
replication of analog tools—instead,
it introduces an entirely new framework for how we work. BIM
software, at its most advanced, could one day condense plans, renderings,
construction documents, structural analysis, and an open sourced specification
library into one editable online 3-D model. Meanwhile, both parametrics and digital fabrication are
stretching what architects can pragmatically build. In 2008, Patrik Schumacher, partner at Zaha Hadid Architects, famously stated, “Parametricism is
the great new style after modernism. Buildings are developed using
problem-solving as the driving force rather than by grouping together
architectural objects.”
“Democratize the entire process of architecture”
“nearly every architect uses a computer.
1.
Explore multiple design options
2.
Get under the hood and access your data
3.
Automate repetitive tasks
4.
Test what your design is REALLY doing
5.
Think algorithmically”
ARTICLE 3: http://inhabitat.com/how-robots-and-carbon-fiber-could-usher-in-the-fourth-industrial-revolution/
“the combination of robots and carbon fiber could propel us into a new era in architecture.
software program that would allow robots to
construct stadium roofs out of the building material, which he believes
is largely underutilized.
Revolutionise construction
Intuitive”
Intuitive”
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