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Seeing and making in architecture : design exercises / Taiji Miyasaka.
Main entry:

Miyasaka, Taiji (Architect)

Title & Author:

Seeing and making in architecture : design exercises / Taiji Miyasaka.

Publication:

New York : Routledge, 2014.

Description:

ix, 166 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 19 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 160-162) and index.
  • Acknowledgements Introduction
  • Part 1: Seeing: Framework for Mapping
  • 1. Mapping a Structure Exercise
  • 2. Mapping a Physical Movement Exercise
  • 3. Mapping a Narrative Exercise Remembrance -Interview with Yoshiharu Tsukamoto, Atelier Bow-Wow, Tokyo
  • Part 2: Making: Framework for Hands-on Work 4. Imagery Exercise- Making a Screen
  • 5. Material Exploration Exercise -- Making an Enclosure
  • 6. Lag Exercise -- Making a Device for Perceiving Physical Movement
  • 7. Geometric Scale Exercise -- Making a Cube Interview with Jesse Reiser and Nanako Umemoto, Reiser + Umemoto, New York
  • Bibliography
  • Image Credits
  • Index
  • Summary:

    "You always aim to achieve that moment of ingenuity and novelty in your design, but it sometimes remains elusive. This guide presents techniques for mapping and making hands-on, full-scale projects and relates this work to real architecture. As a result, you will learn new ways of seeing and making that will help your creative design process and enable you to experience moments of ingenuity in your design. Each of the two parts, seeing and making, is organized according to techniques, ranging from quantitative analysis and abstraction to pattern and scale to provide you with a framework for mapping exercises and hands-on exercises. Two interviews with architects give you perspective on using these exercises in practice"-- Provided by publisher.

    ISBN:

    9780415621830 (hardback)
    0415621836 (hardback)
    9780415621847 (pb)
    0415621844 (pb)
    (ebook)
    9780203493908

    Subject:

    Architectural design Problems, exercises, etc.
    Design architectural Problèmes et exercices.
    Architecture.
    architecture (discipline)
    ARCHITECTURE Design, Drafting, Drawing & Presentation.
    ARCHITECTURE Methods & Materials.
    ARCHITECTURE Reference.
    Architectural design

    Form/genre:

    Interviews.
    exercise books.
    Problems and exercises
    Problèmes et exercices.

    Holdings:

    Location: Library main 288415
    Call No.: BIB 230093
    Status: Available

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