Codifying, Envisioning, and Ideating Through Data on Information Based Designs
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Marcos, C. L., Fernández-Álvarez, Á. J. (2022). Codifying, Envisioning, and Ideating Through Data on Information Based Designs. In: Ródenas-López, M.A., Calvo-López, J., Salcedo-Galera, M. (eds) Architectural Graphics. EGA 2022 (Vol. 3, pp. 223-232). Springer Series in Design and Innovation, Vol. 23. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-04640-7_23
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[Abstract]: One of the fundamental issues raised by Mario Carpo in The Second
Digital Turn in relation to the digital revolution in architecture has to do with the
paradigm shift that incorporates computational logics and replaces conventional
“ways of doing” with new “ways of thinking”. The role that information plays in
this context allows for new ideation strategies that often invite architects and designers
to incorporate data not as something to be analysed and from which to act
and make decisions, but directly as project material, thus enhancing information
based designs. Some examples are examined in which, in various ways, data is
manipulated, abstracted and digitally processed to help formalise the design proposal.
Sometimes following form-finding strategies, sometimes deploying geometries
encoded in scripts in order to define the form to recall relevant data from
an event or to display the information and explore ways of visualising that data
to produce the final configuration. Many of these proposals challenge the limits
of temporality traditionally associated with architecture and contribute to define
a new phenomenology between users and architecture.
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Second Digital Turn
Computational Design
Envisioning Data
Computational Design
Envisioning Data
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2661-8192
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