Saturday, July 26, 2008

digital morphogenesis


‘Complex curvilinear geometries are produced with the same ease as Euclidean geometries of planar shapes and cylindrical, spherical or conical forms. The plan no longer “generates” the design; sections attain a purely analytical role. Grids, repetitions and symmetries lose their past raison d’etre, as infinite variability becomes as feasible as modularity, and as mass-customization presents alternatives to mass-production.”


Architecture in the digital age, Design and manufacturing, Branko Kolarevic. “Digital Morphogenesis”



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