ARH-421
ARH-421
ARH 421 – Spring 2014
Postgraduate course that focuses on advanced digital design and fabrication processes (CAD/CAM) and particularly on the development of advanced computational mechanisms that can be applied in complex, non-standard spatial and structural design research. Topics include generative design, adaptive process, interactive design, and optimization processes. Specialized technical skills of algorithmic design and physical computing (Robotics) are provided. Software and plug-ins include: Rhino/Grasshopper, Firefly, gHowl, Processing, Arduino.
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ARH 220 – Fall 2014
COURSE CONTENT 3D Architectural Elements and Solids Modeling 2D Production and Design Rendering and Visualization Digital Design and Fabrication
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ARH 421 – Spring 2014
Undergraduate course that offers a first understanding of architectural design software (CAAD) in three dimensional (3d) and two dimensional (2d) spaces as well as in ...
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ARH 522 – Fall 2015
COURSE CONTENT • Computational Mechanisms in Design and Fabrication • Algorithms in Design • Physical Computing
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ARH 522 – Fall 2014
COURSE CONTENT Computational Mechanisms in Design and Fabrication Algorithms in Design Physical Computing
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