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Frank Gehry has long been at the forefront of technological innovation, helping to equip architecture with the means of re-imagining its horizons. Continuing in this vein is Gehry’s next big venture, which aims to transform the way that designers collaborate through the use of cloud based software. The software, dubbed GTeam , creates an online community to share work in a universal format. Developed by Gehry Technologies (GT), the research team founded by Gehry Partners in 2002, the software can be accessed anywhere online, allowing for easy side-by-side work among collaborators in a web-based space.
Frank Gehry Creates New Digital Platform To Aid In Collaboration
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From Medialab Prado Programa Modelado utilizando librerias de processing, como la libreria desarrollada por Marious Watz (primer artista residente en MI), y otras librerias.
Taller de modelado 3D con Processing
Architecture 3D Illustrations
Víctor Enrich recently shared with us his architecture 3D illustrations and visualizations. Over the years he has experimented with a variety of mediums resulting in these 3D creations. A full description of his work and further illustrations following the break. From the artist: My artistic career begins at the age of 10 designing unreal cities, with all their streets (and their street names), their buildings, their topography, their bus and subway lines and all the elements that any city has. These designs are made in 1:5000 scale, by pencil, on A4 sheets of paper creating a puzzle to reach areas of several square meters. At the age of 13, computers are discovered as well as some CAD drawing programs.MEGALOMANIA
Vous trouverez toutes les explications sur ces magnifiques images issueS du projet de film Fanciful Megalomania imaginé par Jonathan Gales , sur le toujours très bon site dpr-barcelona , dont j'ai extrait les quelques lignes ci-dessous . " The film project Fanciful Megalomania is described by its author Jonathan Gales , as some “ Fanciful drawings of construction sites “. Gales is a film maker and designer based in London. For his master degree at the Bartlett School of Architecture, he is researching on the mixed use of film, animation, music and photography. Gales says about his project “the film is focused around the city and his fanciful speculations of it”, and this statement just makes us think on the current visions that artist and architects have on the term “city”." <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>

