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INTRODUCTION.
Blurring the Lines: an exploration of current CAD/CAM techniques (André Chaszar).
ARCHITECTURE.
Drawing in the Digital Age (Coren and William Sharples for SHoP Architects)
3. Designing Architecture Using a CAD System (Volker Mueller)
4. Blurring the Lines: an exploration of current CAD/CAM techniques – parametric design and rapid prototyping: mediating between analogue and digital skill sets (Mark Burry)
5. Generative Design (Kristina Shea)
ARCHITECTURE CASE STUDIES.
6. Conference Hall, DZ Bank, Berlin (Tensho Takemori)
7. Son-O-House (André Chaszar)
‘The Parametric Bridge’: connecting digital design techniques in architectural and engineering practice (Andrew Maher)
ENGINEERING.
9. Engineering Form (Harald Kloft)
10. Building Performance Modelling: integrating computer simulation into the design process (André Chaszar, Nico Kienzl, Paul Stoller)
11. CAD-based Daylight Simulation and Analysis as a Design Support (Stefanie Reuss, Matthias Schuler – Transsolar Energietechnik GmbH)
12. New Computer-aided Design and Communication Techniques for Architectural Acoustics (Neill Woodger, Arup Acoustics)
13. Bridging the Gap with Collaborative Design Programs for CAD/CAM (André Chaszar)
ENGINEERING CASE STUDIES
14. Blurring the Lines: an exploration in current CAD/CAM techniques – Paul Klee Museum (André Chaszar)
15. Kunsthaus Graz/Museum of Modern Art Design development between the virtual and the real (NielsJonkhans)
16. Blurring the Lines: case studies of current CAD/CAM Techniques – BIX (André Chaszar)
CONSTRUCTION.
17. Blurring the Lines: an exploration of current CAD/CAM techniques – CAD/CAM Applications in Hardware Design and Manufacture (Tim Eliassen)
18. The Development of CAD/CAM in Fabric Structures and Beyond (Angus Palmer, Craig Schwitter)
CONSTRUCTION CASE STUDIES.
19. Manilow and Nothstine Residences (Douglas Garofalo)
20. Blurring the Lines Case Study: Digital Housings an exploration of current CAD/CAM techniques (André Chaszar)
21. Blurring the Lines: Case studies of current CAD/CAM techniques – The Chesa Futura (André Chaszar)
CONCLUSION.
22. Interior Eye CAD/CAM in the business of architecture, engineering and construction (André Chaszar and James Glymph).
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Patrick Garcia
reviewed Blurring the Lines: Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing in Contemporary Architecture on September 11, 2012
Blurring the Lines: Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing in Contemporary Architecture
I am not sure who the audience for this book is. The beginning chapters are obviously geared toward beginners, but the later chapters are quite complex - a remarkable range for a book under 400 pages. The book does a very poor job clearly explaining advanced topics.
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