| authors |
Jacobs, Stephen Paul |
| year |
1991 |
| title |
The CAD Design Studio: 3D modeling as a fundamental design skill |
| source |
McGraw-Hill, New York |
| summary |
Until now, books on CAD aimed at architects have addressed the use of computer-aided design and drafting as a recording tool, a faster means of producing and storing finished working drawings-and not as an adjunctive creative tool for the design process. Without being software specific, this book will guide the professional and student architect and graphics designer in how to use the computer as an electronic modelling tool, exploring graphic and geometric forms and systems with the freedom and speed of the computer. The reader will be led through a progression of design exercises and design problems, learning how to come up with multiple solutions to a given program. Beautifully illustrated throughout, including 10 four-color CAD drawings! |
| series |
other |
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