Digital tectonics
by Neil Leach, Chris Williams, David Turnbull
Architectural practiceArchitecture and technologyArchitectural designComputer simulationComputer-aided design
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Digital Tectonics outlines an emerging paradigm in architectural design – a renewed interest in structure and a growing synergy between architects and engineers. This has been facilitated by the use of digital technologies, which are affording ever greater insights into the structural behaviour of buildings and enabling the fabrication and assembly of increasingly complex forms. Digital Tectonics charts this new development, with contributions from some of the world’s leading architects, engineers and theorists. Contributors: Alisa Andrasek Mark Burry Bernard Cache Mike Cook Manuel DeLanda Mark Goulthorpe/dECOi Michael Hensel/OCEAN NORTH Neil Leach Greg Lynn/FORM Kristina Shea Lars Spuybroek/NOX David Turnbull Ben Van Berkel & Caroline Bos/UN Studio Chris Williams.
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Architectural practiceArchitecture and technologyArchitectural designComputer simulationComputer-aided designArchitecture
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