Architecture, City & Information Design

(Proceedings of EuropIA.14: 14th International conference on the Advances in Design Sciences and Technology)
Zreik KHALDOUN,Zreik KHALDOUN
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Europia productions
Date de publication
19 janvier 2015
Résumé
EuropIA Conferences are organized as a cross-platform for the study and analysis of the application of the ICT to architecture, archaeology, building engineering, civil engineering, urban design and policy analysis. The aim of EuropIA international conferences is to promote advancements of information and communication technology (ICT) and their effective application for the Building and Construction industry. The characteristic of these conferences is the interaction of different disciplines regarding their approach, methods and techniques for the application of advanced technologies.The main topic of EuropIA 14 is about the complex, interdependent and independent relationships between Architecture and City Design (Urban Planning) that have been recently increased by t ... Lire la suite
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Date de première publication du titre 19 janvier 2015
ISBN 9791090094185
EAN-13 9791090094185
Référence 117964-63
Nombre de pages de contenu principal 196
Format 16 x 24 x 1.5 cm
Poids 346 g

Khaldoun Zreik – Introduction

Maurice Benayoun, James Edward – KITSUN, an Example of Extended Relativity applied to Urban Navigation;

Whitney Moon – Disruption, Engagement, Parody: The Architectural Installation as Critique;

Anetta Kepczynska-Walczak, Sebastian Bialkowski – Design as Process;

Rui Wang, Sidney Newton, Russell Lowe – Being Where? Presence in a Blended World;

Philip Speranza, Marc Viader – Suspended Particles and Urban Design Criteria: High Resolution Measurement of Respiratory Health and Geospatial information for Newborns and Young Children in Barcelona and Portland;

Konstantinos-Alketas Oungrinis, Marianthi Liapi, Stratos Georgoulakis, Dimitris Mairopoulos, Eleni Lionaki, Sotiris Ntzoufras, Efthymia Stathopoulou, Marinela Telo – Sensponsive Classrooms: Ambient Intelligent Spaces that Facilitate Learning;

Philip Speranza – Open Parametric Tools Using Off-Site and In-Situ Data in Urban Design

Pieter Pauwels, Tiemen Strobbe, Jeroen Derboven, Ronald De Meyer – Analysing the impact of constraints on decision-making by architectural designers;

Emira El Asmi, Sylvain Robert, David Mazza, Khaldoun Zreik – Multi-physical Model Simulation and Interoperability through BIM/ IFC using COMETH Simulation Engine

Sara Eloy, Peter Vermaas – Towards Effective City Rejuvenation with ICT: web-based shape grammar supported refurbishment design;

Paola Velásquez, Sofia Letelier – The Impact of Large Screens in the Perception of Urban Landscape. The case of Plaza Italia, Santiago de Chile

Armando Trento – Reasoning on Health and Safety Integrated Design. Linking Construction Entities, Workers and Activities

Konstantinos-Alketas Oungrinis, Marianthi Liapi, Marios Christoulakis, Angelos Klothakis, Iasonas Paterakis, Natalia Avarikioti, Marilena Dimopoulou, Mariel Cremlis, Dimitris Koutsoumpas, Despoina Sapountzi – Automatic Mobile Theatre: An Interactive Educational Platform;

Irena Latek – Flows and Intervals.

EuropIA Conferences are organized as a cross-platform for the study and analysis of the application of the ICT to architecture, archaeology, building engineering, civil engineering, urban design and policy analysis. The aim of EuropIA international conferences is to promote advancements of information and communication technology (ICT) and their effective application for the Building and Construction industry. The characteristic of these conferences is the interaction of different disciplines regarding their approach, methods and techniques for the application of advanced technologies.The main topic of EuropIA 14 is about the complex, interdependent and independent relationships between Architecture and City Design (Urban Planning) that have been recently increased by the important and aggressive involvement as well as impact of Information and Communication Technology on the City, Architecture Perception and Design Practice.No doubt that professionals of Architectural and City Design have largely used ICT tools in their design. However they still hesitate to integrate information design as part of their design fields and as an important integrated component of the Architecture and the City.In fact information design, via the Internet as smart objects, communicative objects, etc., that have penetrated, in an informal way, via ICT users, the universe of architecture and city design (urban planning).Nowadays, ICT users perceive very differently most of the given functions of their habitation, offices and the city. Indeed, on the first hand unforeseen usages of ICT have seriously influenced the design and the development of ICT itself. On the other hand, emphasizes have shifted the relationship the users with their architectural and urban spaces (including the infrastructures and transportation).EuropIA.14 observes that the three domains of design (Architecture, City and Information) have become highly interrelated.Authors : Natalia Avarikioti, Maurice Benayoun, Sebastian Bialkowski, Marios Christoulakis, Mariel Cremlis, Ronald De Meyer, Jeroen Derboven, Marilena Dimopoulou, James Edward, Emira El Asmi, Sara Eloy, Stratos Georgoulakis, Anetta Kepczynska-Walczak, Angelos Klothakis, Dimitris Koutsoumpas, Irena Latek, Sofia Letelier, Marianthi Liapi, Eleni Lionaki, Russell Lowe, David Mazza, Whitney Moon, Sidney Newton, Sotiris Ntzoufras, Konstantinos-Alketas Oungrinis, Iasonas Paterakis, Pieter Pauwels, Sylvain Robert, Despoina Sapountzi, Philip Speranza, Efthymia Stathopoulou, Tiemen Strobbe, Marinela Telo, M. Armando Trento, Paola Velásquez, Marc Viader, Rui Wang.

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