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Prototyping architecture

Author/EditorStacey, Michael (Author)
ISBN: 9781926724256
Pub Date20/02/2014
BindingPaperback
Pages256
Dimensions (mm)229(h) * 152(w)
Examines the evolution and importance of prototypes in the architectural process. Placing emphasis on research and experimentation, this book shows how prototyping can inform architecture with maquettes, models and full-scale trial assemblies. It also examines the importance of prototyping within architecture to achieve high quality construction.
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This book examines the evolution and importance of prototypes in the architectural process. Prototyping Architecture explores the importance of prototypes in the delivery of high quality contemporary architecture - performative architecture that is inventive, purposeful and beautiful. The book brings together the work of architects, engineers, manufacturers, product designers, research teams, and artists, sourced from around the world. Placing a particular emphasis on research and experimentation, authors show how prototyping can inform architecture with maquettes, models and full-scale trial assemblies. The importance of prototyping within architecture to achieve high quality construction is also examined.

This book examines the evolution and importance of prototypes in the architectural process. Prototyping Architecture explores the importance of prototypes in the delivery of high quality contemporary architecture - performative architecture that is inventive, purposeful and beautiful. The book brings together the work of architects, engineers, manufacturers, product designers, research teams, and artists, sourced from around the world. Placing a particular emphasis on research and experimentation, authors show how prototyping can inform architecture with maquettes, models and full-scale trial assemblies. The importance of prototyping within architecture to achieve high quality construction is also examined.

Michael Stacey is Chair in Architecture and Director of Architecture at the University of Nottingham.

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