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Coding Architecture : Designing Toolkits, Workflows, Industry / edited by Pierpaolo Ruttico

Series: (Digital Innovations in Architecture, Engineering and Construction, 2731-7277).Publisher: Cham : Springer International Publishing, 2024Edition: 1st ed. 2024.Description: 1 recurso en línea.ISBN: 9783031479137.Online resources: Acceso a este recurso digital (usuarios Universidad Europea de Madrid)Digital Resources
Contents:
Ambrosinus-Toolkit Plugin: artificial intelligence text-to-image generative models through Grasshopper -- EOC ECO2 Plugin: automated embodied carbon calculations within Autodesk Revit -- Interoperability Challenges. Exploring trends, patterns, practices and possible futures for enhanced collaboration and efficiency in the AEC industry -- HAL Robotics: from automated architectural design for fabrication, to architecting automated manufacturing systems -- Resilience and the Metaverse: a Toolkit Approach -- Towards a rhizomatic design model.
Summary: This book provides a clear picture of how computational processes are gradually permeating and innovating the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction sector, contributing to sustainability and aesthetic evolution. It achieves that by gathering a collection of accounts shared by pioneering professionals involved in this innovation, drawing from recent academic studies, ongoing experimental processes conducted in cutting-edge architectural and engineering offices, as well as innovative industrial applications. The covered subjects span a wide range, including artificial intelligence and robotic manufacturing, the metaverse and 3D printing, strategies to counter CO2 consumption through plug-ins, as well as emerging materials and construction techniques. The chapters feature authors who are pioneers and embrace roles like software developers, architects, process engineers, academics, and forward-thinking entrepreneurs. They represent authoritative references within a broader interconnected cultural and technological system; an eclectic system that finds in computational processes the key to addressing the new challenges of contemporary architecture.
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LIBRO-E NO PRÉSTAMO LIBRO-E NO PRÉSTAMO Madrid Digital Acceso Electrónico (UEM) Ciencias e Ingeniería TH1-9745 2024 EB (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Acceso electrónico ebook10042329
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Ambrosinus-Toolkit Plugin: artificial intelligence text-to-image generative models through Grasshopper -- EOC ECO2 Plugin: automated embodied carbon calculations within Autodesk Revit -- Interoperability Challenges. Exploring trends, patterns, practices and possible futures for enhanced collaboration and efficiency in the AEC industry -- HAL Robotics: from automated architectural design for fabrication, to architecting automated manufacturing systems -- Resilience and the Metaverse: a Toolkit Approach -- Towards a rhizomatic design model.

This book provides a clear picture of how computational processes are gradually permeating and innovating the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction sector, contributing to sustainability and aesthetic evolution. It achieves that by gathering a collection of accounts shared by pioneering professionals involved in this innovation, drawing from recent academic studies, ongoing experimental processes conducted in cutting-edge architectural and engineering offices, as well as innovative industrial applications. The covered subjects span a wide range, including artificial intelligence and robotic manufacturing, the metaverse and 3D printing, strategies to counter CO2 consumption through plug-ins, as well as emerging materials and construction techniques. The chapters feature authors who are pioneers and embrace roles like software developers, architects, process engineers, academics, and forward-thinking entrepreneurs. They represent authoritative references within a broader interconnected cultural and technological system; an eclectic system that finds in computational processes the key to addressing the new challenges of contemporary architecture.

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