In this context, the research Seminar in “Digital Technologies in Architecture: Principles and Applications.” (DTA) aims to produce a critical refl ection about the current state of digital technologies applications in architecture. Presenting and discussing a specific theme, each class session illustrates and analyses a set of key-concepts and principles to evaluate the actual impact of computation in the theory and practice of architecture.
The classes of the Seminar DTA are organized around the following topics:
• Introduction to Digital Technologies in Architecture;
• Convergence and Non-Linearity in the Digital Process;
• Digital Tectonics. (Re) Inventing Materiality;
• From Standardization to (Digital) Customization;
• Designing and Building the Virtual;
• Calculated Freedom: The Frank Gehry’s Process;
• Digital Technologies in Research and Education;
• New Processes; New Architecture?
Each class starts with the presentation of a theme in a lecture format, followed by the participation of the students in on-going discussion. The second part of the class is dedicated to support the development of the blog assigment and the final research paper.
The classes of the Seminar DTA are organized around the following topics:
• Introduction to Digital Technologies in Architecture;
• Convergence and Non-Linearity in the Digital Process;
• Digital Tectonics. (Re) Inventing Materiality;
• From Standardization to (Digital) Customization;
• Designing and Building the Virtual;
• Calculated Freedom: The Frank Gehry’s Process;
• Digital Technologies in Research and Education;
• New Processes; New Architecture?
Each class starts with the presentation of a theme in a lecture format, followed by the participation of the students in on-going discussion. The second part of the class is dedicated to support the development of the blog assigment and the final research paper.
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