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9780470868492

Blurring the Lines Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing in Contemporary Architecture

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  • ISBN13:

    9780470868492

  • ISBN10:

    047086849X

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-05-26
  • Publisher: Academy Press

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Summary

In architecture, the interface between CAD (computer-aided drawing tools) and CAM (computer-aided manufacturing tools) is a hot topic. For architects, it offers the opportunity to work in a totally new way and regain full control of the construction and manufacture of their buildings. This book consists primarily of essays and case studies explaining and demonstrating the state-of-the-art in CAD/CAM applications for buildings. It aims to highlight critical questions and assumptions underlying the use of computers in the design and production of buildings as well as provide practical advice to practitioners interested in realising such projects. Includes case studies to demonstrate how CAD/ CAM applications have been used in completed buildings A '¬ resource and reference'¬" section at the back of the book provides additional information and expertise Highlights critical questions and assumptions underlying the use of computers in the design and production of buildings Provides practical advice to practitioners

Author Biography

André Chaszar is an engineer with an independent practice in New York. He combines his commercial work with research into CAD-CAM applications. An Adjunct Assistant Professor of Architecture at Columbia University, he has a B Arch Eng from Pennsylvania State University and an MSc Arch (hon) from The Technical University of Budapest. A professional registered engineer in New York, he is also a registered architect in Hungary.

Table of Contents

Introduction Blurring the Lines
An exploration of current CAD/CAM techniques
6(10)
André Chaszar
Architecture
Design at All Scales
16(12)
Lars Hesselgren
Drawing in the Digital Age
28(10)
Coren and William Sharples
Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse, JFK Airport, New York
32(2)
Goren and William Sharpies
Camera Obscura, Greenport, New York
34(2)
Goren and William Sharpies
The Porter House, New York
36(26)
Coren and William Sharpies
Integrating Digital and Non-digital Design Work
38(8)
Volker Mueller
Parametric Design, Associative Geometry
46(8)
Mark Burry
Generative Design
54(28)
Kristina Shea
Conference Hall, DZ Bank, Berlin
62(8)
Tensho Takemori
Son-O-House, Son en Breugel, the Netherlands
70(6)
André Chaszar
The Parametric Bridge' Selfridges, Birmingham, UK
76(32)
Andrew Maher
Engineering
Engineering Form
82(14)
Harald Kloft
Environmental Engineering Integrating computer simulation into the design process
96(30)
André Chaszar, Nico Kienzl and Paul Stoller
Smeal College of Business, Pennsylvania State University
108(2)
André Chaszar, Nico Kienzl and Paul Stoller
Haverford Lower School, Haverford, Pennsylvania
110(4)
André Chaszar, Nico Kienzl and Paul Stoller
Wyckoff Starr Studios, Brooklyn, New York
114(4)
André Chaszar, Nico Kienzl and Paui Stoller
Butterfield, Luton, UK
118(2)
André Chaszar, Nico Kienzl and Paul Stoller
Crown Hall Refurbishment, IIT Chicago
120(14)
André Chaszar, Nico Kienzl and Paul Stoller
Lighting Design CAD-based daylight simulation and analysis as a design support
126(22)
Stefanie Reuss and Matthias Schuler
Gustav-Heinemann-Ufer, Cologne
134(2)
Stefanie Reuss and Matthias Schuler
Tübingen Sporthalle, Tubingen, Germany
136(2)
Stefanie Reuss and Matthias Schuler
Memorial for Holocaust Victims Sachsenhausen, Germany
138(2)
Stefanie Reuss and Matthias Schuler
Museum of Tolerance, Jerusalem
140(2)
Stefanie Reuss and Matthias Schuler
Swimming Hall, Westside Mall Complex, Bern
142(2)
Stefanie Reuss and Matthias Schuler
Design School, Essen, Germany
144(2)
Stefanie Reuss and Matthias Schuler
La Defense, Almere, the Netherlands
146(22)
Stefanie Reuss and Matthias Schuler
Acoustical Engineering
148(10)
Neill Woodger
Bridging the Gap with Collaborative Design Programs
158(26)
André Chaszar
Paul Klee Museum, Bern
168(4)
André Chaszar
'A Friendly Alien' — Kunsthaus Graz, Graz, Austria
172(8)
Niels Jonkhans
BIX installation, Kunsthaus Graz, Graz, Austria
180(16)
André Chaszar
Construction
CAD/CAM Applications in Hardware Design and Manufacture
184(4)
Tim Eliassen
The Development of CAD/CAM in Fabric Structures and Beyond
188(24)
Angus Palmer and Craig Schwitter
Manilow Residence, Wisconsin
196(6)
Douglas Garofalo
Digital Housings
202(6)
André Chaszar
The Chesa Futura, St Moritz
208
André Chaszar
Conclusion
CAD/CAM in the Business of Architecture, Engineering and Construction
212(8)
André Chaszer and James Glymph
Notes 220(1)
Bibliography 221(1)
Acknowledgements 221(1)
Biographies 222(2)
Photocredits 224

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