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Drawing as a Way of Knowing: Architectural Survey in the Late RenaissanceYerkes, Carolyn Yorke January 2012 (has links)
"Drawing as a Way of Knowing: Architectural Survey in the Late Renaissance" explores a group of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century architectural manuscripts that are each part of a network of copies. Made by French and Italian draftsmen studying ancient and modern Roman monuments from the 1560s to the 1640s, the drawings contain information about the buildings--which include the Pantheon and Saint Peter's--that is not known from any other sources. Yet the information that the drawings preserve is only part of their value: the drawings also show how that information was recorded, transferred, and valued by other draftsmen. With a special focus on chronological complications, "Drawing as a Way of Knowing" examines the singularities that are produced when draftsmen try to repeat pictorial statements exactly. These chronological complications include the representation of elements that no longer exist, that never existed, or that collapse several distinct chronological moments into a single image. All these complications can be found in the network of drawings now found in the Goldschmidt and Scholz Scrapbooks in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Ms XII. D. 74 in the Biblioteca Nazionale di Napoli, the Cronstedt Collection of the Stockholm Nationalmuseum, the album known as Architectura Civile in the Paper Museum of Cassiano dal Pozzo at Windsor Castle, codex Destailleur D at the Berlin Kunstbibliothek, the Album François Derand at the Louvre, and Ms B 2. 3 at the Worcester College Library at Oxford. This dissertation examines this web of manuscripts to consider how drawing was used as a way of knowing after the invention of print.
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Desenho em observação: o ensino de desenho nos cursos de arquitetura da FAUP e do IAU / Drawing in observation: the teaching of drawing in the architecture courses of FAUP and IAUHladkyi, Daniela Zavisas 29 June 2017 (has links)
Este trabalho busca salientar a importância do ensino de desenho à mão nos cursos de Arquitetura e Urbanismo, com foco no desenho de observação, que possibilita um contato atento com objetos e a realidade urbana. Para isso, foi realizado o resgate de conceitos sobre as origens do desenho de arquitetura e com base na fenomenologia da percepção, instauramos três instâncias do ato do desenho a partir das quais realiza-se a revisão bibliográfica e a leitura de dois estudos de caso: a visual, a sensorial e a cognitiva. Ademais, os estudos das disciplinas de desenho nos cursos de Arquitetura e Urbanismo no Instituto de Arquitetura e Urbanismo (Universidade de São Paulo, campus São Carlos, Brasil) e na Faculdade de Arquitetura da Universidade do Porto (Porto, Portugal), pretenderam entender as metodologias de ensino, mas principalmente, como cada escola explora o desenho à mão, seja como ferramenta de projeto, comunicação, expressão pessoal ou representação gráfica. Verifica-se o desenho de observação como ponto de partida dos ciclos pedagógicos, de onde se derivam outras propostas para a mediação de um olhar atento, uma percepção sensível dos espaços e da cidade, de seus registros pelo desenho e interações nos processos de projeto. / This work aims to highlight the importance of teaching freehand drawing in the courses of Architecture and Urbanism, focusing on the observation drawing, which allows a close contact with objects and urban reality. In order to do so, we have retrieved concepts about the origins of architectural drawing and based on the perception phenomenology, we set up three instances of the drawing act from which the bibliographic review and reading of two case studies are performed: the visual, the sensory and the cognitive. In addition, studies of the subjects of drawing in the Architecture and Urbanism courses at the Institute of Architecture and Urbanism (University of São Paulo, Campus São Carlos, Brazil) and at the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Oporto (Oporto, Portugal) pretend to understand teaching methodologies, but mainly, as each school explores drawing by hand, as a tool for design, communication, personal expression or graphic representation. The observation drawing is seen as the starting point of the pedagogic cycles, from which other proposals are derived for the mediation of an attentive look, a sensitive perception of the spaces and the city, of its registers by the drawing and interactions in the design processes
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Desenho técnico arquitetônico: constatação do atual ensino nas escolas brasileiras de arquitetura e urbanismo / Technical architectural design: finding the current education in Brazilian schools of architecture and urbanismHeverson Akira Tamashiro 10 September 2003 (has links)
Trata-se da constatação de que o ensino de desenho arquitetônico, nas escolas brasileiras de arquitetura, apresenta um quadro pouco positivo, em que os alunos não utilizam adequadamente a representação gráfica do desenho técnico arquitetônico na criação e na produção do objeto de arquitetura. Fica evidente o pouco domínio dessa ferramenta básica, necessária ao exercício da profissão de arquiteto, o que compromete seu bom desempenho. O trabalho se dá a partir da fundamentação teórica sobre a matéria, seguindo-se com a elaboração e aplicação de um questionário a professores de desenho arquitetônico e de CAD, o levantamento e análise de manuais ainda em uso por professores e alunos e, por fim, entrevistas com arquitetos e/ou professores. Os resultados nos instigam à auto-reflexão e à revisão de algumas posturas, a fim de contribuir para a qualidade do ensino de arquitetura e urbanismo e, conseqüentemente, para uma melhor capacitação profissional do arquiteto. / This work analyses the teaching of architectural drawing at Brazilian schools of architecture, coming to a general picture which is not a good one, for the students do not use correctly the graphic representation of the architectural technical drawing, when creating or producing the object of architecture. Such lack of knowledge for using this basic tool, which is so necessary to the architects, endangers their professional performance. The works presents a theoretical foundation on architectural drawing; a questionary apllied to the teachers of architectural drawing and CAD; a list and analysis of manuals in use by teacher and stundents; and, eventually, interviews with architects and/or teachers. The results instigate us to reconsider our role and to review our positions, in order to contribute to the improvement of the quality of the architecture and urbanism teaching and, as a consequence, to a better professional performance of the architects.
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Desenho técnico arquitetônico: constatação do atual ensino nas escolas brasileiras de arquitetura e urbanismo / Technical architectural design: finding the current education in Brazilian schools of architecture and urbanismTamashiro, Heverson Akira 10 September 2003 (has links)
Trata-se da constatação de que o ensino de desenho arquitetônico, nas escolas brasileiras de arquitetura, apresenta um quadro pouco positivo, em que os alunos não utilizam adequadamente a representação gráfica do desenho técnico arquitetônico na criação e na produção do objeto de arquitetura. Fica evidente o pouco domínio dessa ferramenta básica, necessária ao exercício da profissão de arquiteto, o que compromete seu bom desempenho. O trabalho se dá a partir da fundamentação teórica sobre a matéria, seguindo-se com a elaboração e aplicação de um questionário a professores de desenho arquitetônico e de CAD, o levantamento e análise de manuais ainda em uso por professores e alunos e, por fim, entrevistas com arquitetos e/ou professores. Os resultados nos instigam à auto-reflexão e à revisão de algumas posturas, a fim de contribuir para a qualidade do ensino de arquitetura e urbanismo e, conseqüentemente, para uma melhor capacitação profissional do arquiteto. / This work analyses the teaching of architectural drawing at Brazilian schools of architecture, coming to a general picture which is not a good one, for the students do not use correctly the graphic representation of the architectural technical drawing, when creating or producing the object of architecture. Such lack of knowledge for using this basic tool, which is so necessary to the architects, endangers their professional performance. The works presents a theoretical foundation on architectural drawing; a questionary apllied to the teachers of architectural drawing and CAD; a list and analysis of manuals in use by teacher and stundents; and, eventually, interviews with architects and/or teachers. The results instigate us to reconsider our role and to review our positions, in order to contribute to the improvement of the quality of the architecture and urbanism teaching and, as a consequence, to a better professional performance of the architects.
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The architecture of the grotesque : the case of Jean-Jacques LequeuAguilar, Antonio José 12 1900 (has links)
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A multimedia information system for architectural designMorelock, Mark Geoffrey 05 1900 (has links)
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Drawing: a palimpsest for architecture /Campos, Roberto, January 1900 (has links)
Thesis (M.Arch.) - Carleton University, 2005. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 120-121). Also available in electronic format on the Internet.
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Building in flux /Lahey, Matthew Robert, January 1900 (has links)
Thesis (M.Arch.) - Carleton University, 2007. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 81-84). Also available in electronic format on the Internet.
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A Comparative Study of Industrial Arts Drawing in Selected High Schools in Northwestern Ohio and Products and Materials Used in the Building TradesKlotz, Harry S. January 1954 (has links)
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A Comparative Study of Industrial Arts Drawing in Selected High Schools in Northwestern Ohio and Products and Materials Used in the Building TradesKlotz, Harry S. January 1954 (has links)
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