Drawing architecture and the urban

By:

Sam Jacoby

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: John Wiley & Sons 2016 West SussexDescription: 328pISBN:

9781118879405

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

720.284 JAC

Contents:

Contents INTRODUCTION Description, Analysis and Transformation : Drawing as Diagram 6 1.CONVENTIONS 16 Point, Line, Plane and Volume 18 Plan Conventions 20 Orthographic Projections (Elevation) 22 Cut-away Views (Plan and Section) 24 Paraline Drawings 26 Perspective Drawings 28 Graphic Conventions 30 Line Weight, Style and Type 31 Hatching, Texture, Material and Shading 34 Colour 36 Drawing Scale and Paper Size 38 Annotation and Dimensioning 40 2. ARCHITECTURE 42 Description 44 Context: Location Plan and Site Section 45 Building: Plan, Elevation and Section 46 Building: Axonometric and Perspective 47 Analysis 48 Context: Figure-Ground Plan 49 Context: Orientation 51 Building: Massing 52 Building: Structural Organisation 53 Building: Programme 54 Building: Circulation -to-Use 55 Building: Part-t o-Whole 56 Building: Repetitive-to-Unique 57 Building: Geometrical Order 58 Building: Parti 59 Comparison 60 Free Plan vs Raumplan 62 Deconstruction of Whole to Parts 74 Vertical vs Horizontal 84 Sectional Organisation 98 Landscape and Landform 110 Modularity 120 Comparative Matrices 132 Massing 134 Conceptual Organisation 136 Disposition 138 Distribution 140 Circulation 142 Difference 144 Growth 146 3. THE URBAN 148 Description 150 Urban Plan 152 Land Use 153 Density 154 Circulation (Transport) 155 Open Spaces 156 Infrastructures 157 Analysis 158 Figure-Ground Plan 159 Hierarchies and Organisation 160 Part-to-Whole and Repetitive-to-Unique 161 Built Environment 162 Phasing 163 Comparison 164 Block 166 Enclave 180 Ground 198 Infrastructure 212 Comparative Matrices 218 Size 232 Distribution Hierarchy and Layering 234 Difference 236 Growth 239 Architectural Types and Urban Morphology 240 4. TRANSFORMATION 242 Typological Transformation 244 Timeline 248 Comparative Matrix 252 Comparative Diagrams 254 Typological Transformation Diagrams 256 Transformative Matrix 258 Design Examples 264 Tokyo Podium by Sakiko Goto 266 The City Campus by Marcin Ganczarski 272 The Chinese Unit by Yuwei Wang 286 Cite Housing by Alvaro Arancibia Tagle 306 Drawing Acknowledgements and References 318 Index 321

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Contents
INTRODUCTION
Description, Analysis and Transformation : Drawing as Diagram 6
1.CONVENTIONS 16
Point, Line, Plane and Volume 18
Plan Conventions 20
Orthographic Projections (Elevation) 22
Cut-away Views (Plan and Section) 24
Paraline Drawings 26
Perspective Drawings 28
Graphic Conventions 30
Line Weight, Style and Type 31
Hatching, Texture, Material and Shading 34
Colour 36
Drawing Scale and Paper Size 38
Annotation and Dimensioning 40
2. ARCHITECTURE 42
Description 44
Context: Location Plan and Site Section 45
Building: Plan, Elevation and Section 46
Building: Axonometric and Perspective 47
Analysis 48
Context: Figure-Ground Plan 49
Context: Orientation 51
Building: Massing 52
Building: Structural Organisation 53
Building: Programme 54
Building: Circulation -to-Use 55
Building: Part-t o-Whole 56
Building: Repetitive-to-Unique 57
Building: Geometrical Order 58
Building: Parti 59
Comparison 60
Free Plan vs Raumplan 62
Deconstruction of Whole to Parts 74
Vertical vs Horizontal 84
Sectional Organisation 98
Landscape and Landform 110
Modularity 120
Comparative Matrices 132
Massing 134
Conceptual Organisation 136
Disposition 138
Distribution 140
Circulation 142
Difference 144
Growth 146
3. THE URBAN 148
Description 150
Urban Plan 152
Land Use 153
Density 154
Circulation (Transport) 155
Open Spaces 156
Infrastructures 157
Analysis 158
Figure-Ground Plan 159
Hierarchies and Organisation 160
Part-to-Whole and Repetitive-to-Unique 161
Built Environment 162
Phasing 163
Comparison 164
Block 166
Enclave 180
Ground 198
Infrastructure 212
Comparative Matrices 218
Size 232
Distribution
Hierarchy and Layering 234
Difference 236
Growth 239
Architectural Types and Urban Morphology 240
4. TRANSFORMATION 242
Typological Transformation 244
Timeline 248
Comparative Matrix 252
Comparative Diagrams 254
Typological Transformation Diagrams 256
Transformative Matrix 258
Design Examples 264
Tokyo Podium by Sakiko Goto 266
The City Campus by Marcin Ganczarski 272
The Chinese Unit by Yuwei Wang 286
Cite Housing by Alvaro Arancibia Tagle 306
Drawing Acknowledgements and References 318
Index 321

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