Hawley, Christine, 1949-
Transitions : concepts + drawings + buildings / Christine Hawley.
Burlington, VT : Ashgate Publishing Company, [2013]
©2013
xiv, 238 pages : illustrations ; 22 x 24 cm.
Design research in architecture
Most architectural books written by practising architects fall into two categories: theoretical texts, or monographs that describe and illustrate the author's projects. This book combines both, as it explores and illustrates the methodological journey required to translate a concept to a drawing and a drawing to a building. Organised into three essays Urban Collage, Ground Surface, Shadows and Lines, the book examines how conceptual threads begin to compose a specific architectural design 'language' and how they interweave from one direction to another. Importantly, the projects that illustrate the text also demonstrate how imperative or marginal the original ideas become and, to an extent they demonstrate the design process: its successes, illogicality and failures. The essays also discuss the importance of iteration through time where ideas may occasionally be developed as a linear process, but more often emerge through a series of creative digressions.
9781472409096 (pbk. ; alk. paper)
1472409094 (pbk. ; alk. paper)
Hawley, Christine, 1949- Themes, motives.
Hawley, Christine, 1949-
Hawley, Christine 1949-
Themes, motives.
Architektur
Design research in architecture.
Location: Library main 290558
Call No.: BIB 233608
Status: Available
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