Digital Fabrication as a Driver of Urban Transformation Typological Catalists for Urban Transformation

As industry is shifting its concept, the spatial characteristics should also adapt. The general argument of this thesis shows a set of urban interventions, which encourage architecture as urbanism, as a material practice, to drive change. With the ambition to extract architectural and urbanistic pri...

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第一著者: Galindo Cano, Nayeli (autora)
その他の著者: Eisenstein, Elad (asesor), Hinsley, Hugo (asesor)
フォーマット: RE
言語:英語
出版事項: London La autora 2015
シリーズ:Premio Internacional de Tesis de Investigación sobre Vivienda y Desarrollo Sustentable 2016. La Vivienda Social Innovación y Tecnología
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オンライン・アクセス:https://infonavit.smart-ed.mx/cgi-bin/koha/opac-retrieve-file.pl?id=761fc795cf1c0cf0f0f45974d66d2145

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