The Architecture of Form
Herausgeber: March, Lionel; Lionel, March
The Architecture of Form
Herausgeber: March, Lionel; Lionel, March
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The Architecture of Form is a collection of fourteen contributions by ten authors towards a quantitative approach to architectural design.
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The Architecture of Form is a collection of fourteen contributions by ten authors towards a quantitative approach to architectural design.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 508
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Januar 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 817g
- ISBN-13: 9780521136396
- ISBN-10: 0521136393
- Artikelnr.: 29425506
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- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 508
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Januar 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 817g
- ISBN-13: 9780521136396
- ISBN-10: 0521136393
- Artikelnr.: 29425506
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Foreword
Introduction: the logic of design and the question of value Lionel March
Part I. Description: 1. A boolean description of a class of built forms Lionel March
2. Geometric representation of outline design Michael Derbyshire
3. Graph-theoretic representation of architectural arrangement Philip Steadman
4. Computer description of built forms Dean Hawkes and Richard Stibbs
5. Transformations and matrices in modern descriptive geometry Robin Forrest
Part II. Prediction: 6. Modelling the environmental performance of built forms Dean Hawkes
7. Prediction of surface luninances in architectural space Richard Stibbs
8. Predicting the environmental effects of urban motorways Paul Richens
9. Analysing communication patterns Philip Tabor
10. Analysing route patterns Philip Tabor
Part III. Evaluation: 11. Searching for a good design solution Tom Willoughby
12. Balancing architectural objectives - the relevance of decision theory Michael Derbyshire
13. Architectural design and the problem of evaluation Patricia Apps
14. Types, norms and habit in environmental design Dean Hawkes
Bibliography
Contributors.
Introduction: the logic of design and the question of value Lionel March
Part I. Description: 1. A boolean description of a class of built forms Lionel March
2. Geometric representation of outline design Michael Derbyshire
3. Graph-theoretic representation of architectural arrangement Philip Steadman
4. Computer description of built forms Dean Hawkes and Richard Stibbs
5. Transformations and matrices in modern descriptive geometry Robin Forrest
Part II. Prediction: 6. Modelling the environmental performance of built forms Dean Hawkes
7. Prediction of surface luninances in architectural space Richard Stibbs
8. Predicting the environmental effects of urban motorways Paul Richens
9. Analysing communication patterns Philip Tabor
10. Analysing route patterns Philip Tabor
Part III. Evaluation: 11. Searching for a good design solution Tom Willoughby
12. Balancing architectural objectives - the relevance of decision theory Michael Derbyshire
13. Architectural design and the problem of evaluation Patricia Apps
14. Types, norms and habit in environmental design Dean Hawkes
Bibliography
Contributors.
Foreword
Introduction: the logic of design and the question of value Lionel March
Part I. Description: 1. A boolean description of a class of built forms Lionel March
2. Geometric representation of outline design Michael Derbyshire
3. Graph-theoretic representation of architectural arrangement Philip Steadman
4. Computer description of built forms Dean Hawkes and Richard Stibbs
5. Transformations and matrices in modern descriptive geometry Robin Forrest
Part II. Prediction: 6. Modelling the environmental performance of built forms Dean Hawkes
7. Prediction of surface luninances in architectural space Richard Stibbs
8. Predicting the environmental effects of urban motorways Paul Richens
9. Analysing communication patterns Philip Tabor
10. Analysing route patterns Philip Tabor
Part III. Evaluation: 11. Searching for a good design solution Tom Willoughby
12. Balancing architectural objectives - the relevance of decision theory Michael Derbyshire
13. Architectural design and the problem of evaluation Patricia Apps
14. Types, norms and habit in environmental design Dean Hawkes
Bibliography
Contributors.
Introduction: the logic of design and the question of value Lionel March
Part I. Description: 1. A boolean description of a class of built forms Lionel March
2. Geometric representation of outline design Michael Derbyshire
3. Graph-theoretic representation of architectural arrangement Philip Steadman
4. Computer description of built forms Dean Hawkes and Richard Stibbs
5. Transformations and matrices in modern descriptive geometry Robin Forrest
Part II. Prediction: 6. Modelling the environmental performance of built forms Dean Hawkes
7. Prediction of surface luninances in architectural space Richard Stibbs
8. Predicting the environmental effects of urban motorways Paul Richens
9. Analysing communication patterns Philip Tabor
10. Analysing route patterns Philip Tabor
Part III. Evaluation: 11. Searching for a good design solution Tom Willoughby
12. Balancing architectural objectives - the relevance of decision theory Michael Derbyshire
13. Architectural design and the problem of evaluation Patricia Apps
14. Types, norms and habit in environmental design Dean Hawkes
Bibliography
Contributors.