| authors |
Zarnowiecka, Jadwiga C. |
| year |
1995 |
| title |
CAD – Space and Relational Databases |
| source |
CAD Space [Proceedings of the III International Conference Computer in Architectural Design] Bialystock 27-29 April 1995, pp. 221-225 |
| summary |
The unquestionable primacy of a principal - investor makes the creators strain themselves to present visions of their works in the most clear way. Though perspective drawings enable verification of the vision, but as a part of technical specification on the site they are, in general, needless. It is the investor, not prepared for perception of two-dimensional drawings, who enforces the designer to look for still more attractive forms of presentation of project propositions. The efforts of the creator are addressed to him - in order to be understood, to enchant him, to win the competition for the client. Until quite lately the most readable (but how expensive) form of visualization was the miniature modelling. In the case of vision which has been already put into shape, there is always somebody who can aid the creator in various forms of visualization. The one who can help in laborious drafting of perspective, or in preparation of a traditional miniature model, or in creation of a modern (i.e. computer) one. |
| series |
plCAD |
| references |
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