FLUX: Architecture in a Parametric Landscape
book design for Ila Berman and Andrew Kudless / Applied Research + Design Publishing
text: Ila Berman
cover image, section divider imagery, generative analysis diagrams: Andrew Kudless
publication assistants: Clayton Williams, Anesta Kothari, Juan Barron
From the publisher:
FLUX: Architecture in a Parametric Landscape focuses on the emerging field of advanced digital design. In the last two decades of architectural practice, new digital technologies have evolved from being simply representational tools invested in the depiction of existing models of architectural space to becoming significant performative machines that have transformed the ways in which we both conceive and configure space and material. These tools for design, simulation, and fabrication, have enabled the emergence of new digital diagrams and parametric landscapes—often emulating genetic and iterative dynamic evolutionary processes—that are not only radically changing the ways in which we integrate disparate types of information into the design process, but are also significantly altering the methodological strategies that we use for design, fabrication and construction.
336 pages
8.875 x 11.375 inches
