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ijac20097301 |
| authors |
Kolarevic, Branko |
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2009 |
| title |
Towards Integrative Design |
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International Journal of Architectural Computing vol. 7 - no. 3, 335-344 |
| summary |
For many, integration within the building industry is seen as a likely outcome as architecture, engineering, and construction fully engage the digital technologies in the design, analysis, and production of buildings. Concepts such as integrated design, integrated practice and integrated project delivery (IPD) have gained prominence in architecture over the past several years as relatively new paradigms.What is usually meant by these terms is a multidisciplinary, collaborative approach to design in which various participants from the building industry – architects, engineers, contractors, fabricators, etc. – participate jointly from the earliest stages of design, fluidly crossing the conventional disciplinary and professional boundaries to deliver an innovative product at the end. |
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Performative Architecture: Beyond Instrumentality
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Architecture in the Digital Age Design and Manufacturing
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Mori, T., ed. (2002)
Immaterial/Ultramaterial:Architecture, Design, and Materials
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