Sunday, 19 April 2015

250 words blog for week 3

Digital culture in architecture
Computer-aided design and digital simulation have led to new forms as well as to an increasingly strategic approach to architecture and urban development. Designs was done by preliminary sketch all the way to final rendering. The book provides a profound introduction to the important role of digital technologies in architectural design and related fields. The introduction mention that Columbia university paperless studio is one of the first attempting large scale using computers for architectural design. In 1992 electronic equipment are a fast growing environment and that the impact been made have set to be profound, during this period architects are becoming more interested in the principles of parametric design. I think part of what we see today is an interpreted as a distance result of what happened with the emergent of formation base society in the 19th centuries. Series of changes appear as a consequence on the rise of computers both as a machine and as vision of the world.  
Picon described that computers did not make the society of information, it is rather the evolution leading to the emergent of the society of information that made the computers both possible and at a certain stage desirable. Picon’s also talks about how traditional tectonic are being replaced with ornament. Development of digital architecture is not reducible to a mere use of new tools and architecture has not been passively subjected to a technological innovation coming from elsewhere and digital architecture is only an aspect of the ongoing changes.


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