Title & Author:

Impact / guest-edited by Ali Rahim and Hina Jamelle.

Publication:

Oxford : John Wiley & Sons, 2020.

Description:

144 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm

Series:

Architectural design ; 05, vol. 90
Profile ; no. 267

Notes:
"September/October 2020."
"Profile no. 267"--Colophon.
Architectural impact after the digital / Ali Rahim and Hina Jamelle -- Other experts: Disciplinary and aesthetic impacts of artificial intelligence / M Casey Rehm -- Novel bricks: a scenario of human-machine collaboration / Philip F Uyan and Kek Li -- Tech's teaching moment: the shape of culture in the post-blob era / Philip Nobel -- Genuine hybrids: towards an architecture with no origin / Ferda Kolatan -- Impactful disruption: gathered thoughts of a distracted mind / Hernán Díaz Alonso -- An estranged type: old techniques, familiar materials and peculiar outcomes / Kutan Ayata -- The impact of automobile design on architecture / Paolo Pininfarina and Paolo Trevisan -- The mega-void: unleashing the communicative impact of tall buildings / Patrik Schumacher -- Aesthetics, narrative and the materials of architecture / David Goldblatt -- Shanghai Bund: the impact of context / Thomas Heatherwick -- Disjunctive continuity and the aesthetics of the seam / Ali Rahim and Hina Jamelle -- Material intricacy / Ascan Mergenthaler -- Beyond digital avant-gardes: the materiality of architecture and its impact / Antoine Picon -- Architecture and the impact of the fourth industrial revolution / Ben van Berkel -- The impact of the digital on bigg-ness / Neil Spiller.

Summary:

This issue of AD explores the working discipline of architecture as it impacts the material culture within which it is always embedded. An architecture of impact uses advanced digital techniques in such a way that its material assembly supersedes its use of the digital. Until now, this type of architecture has been formally and materially bound by restrictive conventional methodologies, which the digital project has moved from the scale of installations to three-diensional building-sized fabrications. Unless architects turn to a new culture of making, architecture shaped by even innovative digital technology will become irrelevant. Architectural projects that are more subversive in how they are created and that lose their digital signature have greater potential to be at the forefront of the discipline's new materialisations. This issue illustrates these ideas and their architectural impact.

ISBN:

1119651581
9781119651581
(PDF ebook)
9781119651598
(ebook)
9781119651635

Subject:

Architectural design Data processing.
Digital media.
Design architectural Informatique.
Médias numériques.
Architecture Computer-aided design.
Architecture and technology

Added entries:

Rahim, Ali, editor, contributor.
Jamelle, Hina, editor, contributor.
Yuan, Philip F., contributor.
Nobel, Philip, contributor.
Díaz Alonso, Hernán, contributor.
Goldblatt, David, 1941- contributor.
Heatherwick, Thomas, contributor.
Picon, Antoine, contributor.
Berkel, Ben van, 1957- contributor.
Spiller, Neil, contributor.
Rahim, Ali editor
Jamelle, Hina editor
Architectural design (London, England : 1971) ; v. 90, no. 5.
Profile (Chichester, England) ; no. 267.

Holdings:

Location: Library main periodicals 308819
Call No.: W.A755
Copy: v. 90, 05 (Sept./Oct. 2020)
Status: Available