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Basics Ser.: Basics Architectural Design by Bert Bielefeld (2013, Trade Paperback)

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What are the conceptual possibilities for finding the first step towards a design idea?. Furthermore, architecture is first and foremost the designing of (indoor) spaces. What role does the use of materials and materiality play?.

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PublisherDE Gruyter Gmbh, Walter

ISBN-103038215600

ISBN-139783038215608

eBay Product ID (ePID)209777483

Product Key Features

Number of Pages328 Pages

Publication NameBasics Architectural Design

LanguageEnglish

SubjectProfessional Practice, General, Study & Teaching

Publication Year2013

TypeTextbook

AuthorBert Bielefeld

Subject AreaArchitecture

SeriesBasics Ser.

FormatTrade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height1 in

Item Weight24.6 Oz

Item Length8.7 in

Item Width6.7 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional

LCCN2013-431579

Dewey Edition23

Grade FromCollege Freshman

IllustratedYes

Dewey Decimal720.1

Grade ToCollege Senior

SynopsisFrom idea to materiality: The basics of architectural design The fundamental idea is the starting point of every design. The idea is formulated into the concept; the concept is expressed in the formal language; the form requires a particular material; the space is given shape. Architecture is created. Described in this manner, the design process seems simple and straightforward. But for students of architecture, it is in most cases a difficult learning process. But designing can be learned What are the conceptual possibilities for finding the first step towards a design idea? What methods can be used to develop the idea and to arrive at an architectural concept? Furthermore, architecture is first and foremost the designing of (indoor) spaces. But how are rooms structured, rather than merely decorated? What role does the use of materials and materiality play? This compilation of the volumes Design Ideas , Design Methods , Materials and Spatial Design in the successful student seriesBASICS now gathers the fundamental topics of architectural design together in one book and thus in one context answers crucial questions concerning the hows and whys of the design process., The fundamental idea is the starting point of every design. The idea is formulated into the concept; the concept is expressed in the formal language; the form requires a particular material; the space is given shape. Architecture is created. Described in this manner, the design process seems simple and straightforward. But for students of architecture, it is in most cases a difficult learning process. But designing can be learned! What are the conceptual possibilities for finding the first step towards a design idea? What methods can be used to develop the idea and to arrive at an architectural concept? Furthermore, architecture is first and foremost the designing of (indoor) spaces. But how are rooms structured, rather than merely decorated? What role does the use of materials and materiality play? This compilation of the volumes Design Ideas, Design Methods, Materials and Spatial Design in the successful student series BASICS now gathers the fundamental topics of architectural design together in one book and thus in one context answers crucial questions concerning the hows and whys of the design process., The fundamental idea is the starting point of every design. The idea is formulated into the concept; the concept is expressed in the formal language; the form requires a particular material; the space is given shape. Architecture is created. Described in this manner, the design process seems simple and straightforward. But for students of architecture, it is in most cases a difficult learning process. But designing can be learned! What are the conceptual possibilities for finding the first step towards a design idea? What methods can be used to develop the idea and to arrive at an architectural concept? Furthermore, architecture is first and foremost the designing of (indoor) spaces. But how are rooms structured, rather than merely decorated? What role does the use of materials and materiality play? This compilation of the volumes Design Ideas , Design Methods , Materials and Spatial Design in the successful student series BASICS now gathers the fundamental topics of architectural design together in one book and thus in one context answers crucial questions concerning the hows and whys of the design process.

LC Classification NumberNA2750.A7313 2013