Conceptual design in the years of the numerical revolution: Risks and perspectives
(2019) International Conference on Structures and Architecture — Location: Lisbon (24.July.2019)
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- Since digital transition, the acceptance of computer tools is rather poorly perceived by architects. The question today, as Antoine Picon points out in his book "Digital Culture and Architecture", is no longer to know if digital is a good or a bad thing for design. But rather to understand where the architecture of tomorrow is heading. With these technological innovations, machine learning algorithms, Ais, the only certainty we can have, it' s this change in our way of thinking will be important. In order to compare the importance and innovation of digital, these new technologies extend well beyond mere formai and structural qualities. Sorne conceptual experiments are developed in case studies, to confront the logical thoughts of mental thinking and the more contemporary thoughts of computational thinking. This conceptual approach will lead us to contemporary thinking. From these digital instruments, how can we design such a project today?
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Kubiak, L., & Sgambi, L. (2019). Conceptual design in the years of the numerical revolution: Risks and perspectives. Structures an Architecture, Volume 1. Published. International Conference on Structures and Architecture, Lisbon. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/226643