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Cinemetrics : Architectural Drawing Today, Paperback / softback Book

Cinemetrics : Architectural Drawing Today Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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This is the first textbook for architectural drawing with the computer that is based on understanding how digital drawing fundamentally differs from drawing with lead pencils on drafting boards.

Cinemetrics: Architectural Drawing Today demonstrates a cinematically-inspired, cybernetically imaged, architectural drawing system for thinking about architecture as embedded in relationships within the world at large.

It opens up the possibility of inventing new ways of building as framing flowing matter in order to live a philosophy of ?newness?.

The authors, who have for fifteen years collaborated in teaching architectural students, link the architectural drawing text with research in the expanded field of architecture, which includes neurology, biology, ecology, physics, sustainability and philosophy.

The book is written in an accessible and direct tone.

Providing both an understanding of the visual perception behind drawing and practical exercises, it is set to become the key text book on the subject at both undergraduate and graduate level.

It is highly illustrated with black and white diagrams and drawings.

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