Computational Architecture

Focusing on perception and functionality aspects of urban intervention

Master thesis (2013)

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M. Bittermann (mentor)
H. Plomp (mentor)
Programme
Computational Architecture , TU Delft - METU double degree program (Architecture) (TU Delft)
Copyright: © 2013 Varaku, E.
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Published Date

26-06-2013

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Programme

Computational Architecture , TU Delft - METU double degree program

Abstract

This thesis is based on a methodology study in the urban scale. By making use of different examples there are compared the traditional and the computational approach. The goal is to define which method is more appropriate to be used in the urban scale, knowing that the complaxity in this scale is very high. Are the computational methods appropriate to be used in this scale and if it is so, are they able to replace fully the traditional methods used to deal with this scale?