Integrated Digital Tools
People
Teacher
Pusterla F.
Assistant
Description
The course focuses on complex geometries and advanced 3D modeling as a design tool, introducing students to a range of digital techniques emerging in the profession of architecture. Structured as an iterative process, it focuses on the bridges between analog and digital techniques. The course is based in Rhino, an application widely used in contemporary design practices. Each student proceeds through a series of tutorials to gain familiarity with digital production techniques and to encourage the use of the computer as a creative tool. On a theoretical level, the course includes a series of lectures on the use of digital technologies in architecture during the last twenty years, illustrating the evolution of computer-based techniques from NURBS modeling to parametric design.
Education
- Master of Science in Architecture, Structures and exact sciences, Technical-Scientific Optional Courses, 1st year
- Master of Science in Architecture, Structures and exact sciences, Technical-Scientific Optional Courses, 2nd year