| id |
8b29 |
| authors |
Chaszar, A. (ed.), Burry, M., Eliassen, T., Garofalo, D., Glymph, J., Hesselgren, L., Jonkhans, N., Kienzl, N., Kloft, H., Maher, A., Mueller, V., Palmer, A., Reuss, S., Schuler, M., Schwitter, C., Sharples, C., Sharples, W., Shea, K., Stoller, P., Takemori, T., Woodger, N. |
| year |
2006 |
| title |
Blurring the Lines: Computer-Aided-Design and -Manufacturing in Architecture |
| source |
Wiley-Academy, London
224 pp.
Architecture in Practice series |
| summary |
The first few years of the 21st century have seen a revolution in the ways that we think about designing and making buildings. In no other area is this more apparent than in the interface of computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacture (CAM). The potential blurring or assimilation of these two systems holds the still elusive but golden promise of a direct, smooth transference of design data into large-scale production facilities in which components are directly cut, modelled and moulded. How far off are we from seeing the widespread adoption of this technology? What is the potential for CAD/CAM beyond tailor-made forms? In the future, what is the possibility of complex, large-scale forms being run out in mass-customised buildings? |
| keywords |
associative geometry, auralization, CNC, collaborative design, generative design, parametric design, simulation, visualization |
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book |
| type |
normal paper |
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