Understanding the Role of Physical and Digital Techniques in the Initial Design Processes of Architecture

Gulay, Emrecan; Lucero, Andrés

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-85616-8_19

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“…Everything will happen on the computer screen and the architectural uses of multiple communications that some attack as having caused a crisis in architecture have infected them in their origins. This occurred when multimedia began to change the vocabulary and language of architecture by changing its external interfaces, solvent the boundaries between form and function 5,19,17,20,[85][86][87][88][89][90][91] . As a result of the previously unavailable possibilities, the concept and shape of spaces will change according to these possibilities:…”

Section: Architectural Space and The Transition From The Age Of The M...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Digital architecture and designing architecture space and ITS effect on future life strategy

Aalhashem,

Al-Kaissi,

Al-Sharify

et al. 2023

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Technological advancements have altered nearly every aspect of individuals' existence and operation in society. When technologies develop, architecture evolves as well: the architectural techniques change, as does the architectural outcome. The digital revolution reflected on architecture, as did other scientific and life fields. Its impact on the work and architectural space was evident. The architectural production became not limited to designing in traditional ways and directing it as computer drawings. Still, it went beyond that, as the designs produced became the product of an intelligent design process directly influenced by the digital community in general. Architectural space has gone through many developments throughout history influenced by technology and building techniques on the one hand and by functional and environmental issues and human factors on the other hand. The architectural space appeared in the form of a living being that grows over time and is influenced by all the variables of the times and expresses the personality of its inhabitants. If the architect determines space and its composition according to human needs, it is also influenced by the imagination of architecture and its vision of freedom. Therefore, the problem of research was determined by "the lack of a clear vision of the development of architectural space and how it is affected by the digital revolution," where the research aims to identify indicators of the development of architectural space in light of digital development and how architectural thought deals with the changes brought about by information technology, and how it was expressed in the form of areas that meet the needs of users, which in turn changed in terms of sensory needs or physical needs. The research thus assumed "the existence of mechanisms, strategies, levels, and degrees of digital use within the process of designing architectural and urban space to generate digital space," and to achieve this will begin to learn about the evolution of space and what it is over time with a quick presentation of the most prominent developments in the architectural and urban space, especially in the recent years, to a final formulation of the characteristics of knowledge of digital areas.

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Section: Architectural Space and The Transition From The Age Of The M...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Digital architecture and designing architecture space and ITS effect on future life strategy

Aalhashem,

Al-Kaissi,

Al-Sharify

et al. 2023

AIP Conference Proceedings

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“…The misconception of innovation where fully developed ground-breaking ideas leaps out from genius minds in 'Eureka' moments, is nothing but myths. Most innovations are produced from rigour and discipline [13].From the various design processes in practice, the similarities are found in the divergent and convergent modes of thinking, the two different sides of the same coin in problemsolving [14] [15]. Design practitioners adopts an iterative rotation of divergent and convergent thinking as mode shifters in a non-linear fashion of the design process [16].…”

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“…The SBL premise is a multipurpose and flexible space for teaching and learning activities such as demonstrations of practice, workshops, lectures, and collaborative works, in formal and informal regulated sessions of discussions with peers and facilitators. The sessions facilitate ideation, design, creation, and the making of prototypes in peer reviewed discussions supported by facilitators and industry experts [14]. The iterative design practice of SBL provides for procedural knowledge development as learners practice creating artefacts with reflection-inaction and reflection-on-action [34].…”

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2023

IJMA

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This article presents a preliminary study on the effectiveness of the multidisciplinary design framework (MDF) for teaching and learning in a Virtual Reality Learning Environment (VRLE). The aim of the study was to investigate the students' learning experiences with fully remote multidisciplinary groups, practicing collaborative design in a VRLE. The objective was to introduce and implement a synchronous multidisciplinary design teaching and learning engagement framework with asynchronous online documentation that manages and evaluates evidence of learning outcomes. This study employed a sequential explanatory mixed method research on a quasi-experiment involving 30 undergraduate students from the creative media specializations in collaboration with 39 other students from the business, computing, communication, and product design degree students over a 14-weeks duration. Students were surveyed using online questionnaires, interviews, and observations by the module facilitator for the quantitative and qualitative data collection. A triangulation protocol was used for the convergence coding of three data sets. Results revealed that there were 85% students scoring grade A's as compared to 69.3% from the previous cohort that was without the framework and VRLE support. Overall, the students' commented that the multidisciplinary design collaboration was beneficial, realizing the advantage of collaborating to merge various skill sets and knowledge to solve problems that couldn't be solved alone. The study's finding implied that the MDF effectively achieved the teaching and learning outcomes and could be applied to all higher education multidisciplinary collaborations in a VRLE.

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Understanding the Role of Physical and Digital Techniques in the Initial Design Processes of Architecture

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