CAD Principles for Architectural Design

ISBN-13: 9780750644365 / Angielski / Miękka / 2000 / 256 str.

Peter Szalapaj

Opis

A study of computer-aided design principles for architectural design. It links the intentions of the CAD user to specific CAD techniques. These intentions stem from the central analytical aspects of design schemes that subsequently drive the development of the building form.

Recenzje

'This book is fundamentally a primer for those eager to learn the magic of computer-aided architectural design...a very useful starting point for the student or architect...giving a novice insight into what people do at the coalface of architectural corporations.'
Architect's Journal

'Good introduction to how CAD can be used (not just machine focus!) - the reasons on why use CAD are well covered.'
H. Graham, Senior Lecturer, School of Architecure, University of Plymouth

Spis treści

Introduction; CAD Modelling and Analysis; CAD Objects; CAD Operations; The Development of Architectural Form from CAD Objects; Parametric Design; Design Interoperability; Postscript; Bibliography; Index.

O autorze

Peter Szalapaj