Digitising the complex form
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Egginton, Zane
Popov, Nikolay
Orams, Brett
Popov, Nikolay
Orams, Brett
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2010
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organic forms
complex forms
visualisation
modelling
design
complex forms
visualisation
modelling
design
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Egginton, Z., Popov, N., Orams, B. (2010). Digitising the complex form. In C. Murphy, S.J. Wake, D. Turner, G. McConchie, & D. Rhodes (Eds.) On the edge: Cross-disciplinary and intra-disciplinary connections in architectural science. Proceedings of the 44th Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Architectural Science Association, Auckland: the Association
Abstract
The demands of Landscape Architects and Architects use of organic and complex forms at various scales heavily fuel this project. In a typical project a designer is often faced with three challenges, how to create a digital model, how to enhance their design and how to visualise the final product. However due to the limitations of typical CAD programs used in the industry as a stand alone solution for digital representation the designer may end up representing complex form by illustrating either by photographic means or hand rendering. While these two methods have their place as representational tools it limits the techniques available to the designer to manipulate and interrogate these forms as they would with a typical CAD model. The difficulty to produce digital models of complex forms limits the methods to visualise the design and often mutes the detail presented. In this paper we will look at digitising and manipulating the complex form in various ways.
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