Digital Architecture: Turn Vision into Virtual Reality with 3D
Graphics Hardware, Software, Tips, and Techniques from 50 Top
Designers
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Mohammed Saleh Uddin |
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Paperback -
212 pages (April 26, 1999)
McGraw-Hill;
ISBN: 0070658145 ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.66 x 9.29 x
7.41 |
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Table of
Contents |
The
article title in bold
Introduction
Selected Terminologies in Digital Representation Media
Digital Media for Architectural Design presentation
Conceptual Studies
Dimensional Orthographics
3D Modeling and Rendering
Desktop Formats
Digital Analysis
Digital Hybrids
Multimedia
3D Computer Graphics from 50+ Top Designers |
Editorial
Reviews |
Book
Description
Most architects and designers, including all the major
international firms, now produce a great percentage of their presentation
and design drawings in digital formats. These formats offer unprecedented
possibilites of digital manipulation and photo-realistic effects.
Digital Architecture not only presents the best new work from
more than 50 top international architects but also explains how
the work was created--the concept, the process, the software and
hardware. Also provided are concise overviews of the types of
hardware and software used to create digital images, options available
to the user, and strengths and weaknesses. |
Customer
Reviews |
 A
must for anyone related with architecture and CAD...
Reviewer:
Fevzi.Ozersay@sheffield.ac.uk from United Kingdom May 11,
1999
The book not only gives
examples of what is going on in Architectural design in the offices
using digital technics, but also defines clearly the process of
designing and the use of computers effectively within that process.
Impressive images, short and clear definitions of methods as well
as hardware and software. I recommend it not only for practicing
architects but researchers in this area as well as students of
architecture... |
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