Russo Ermolli Sergio (3 results)

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Seller: libreriauniversitaria.it, Occhiobello, RO, Italylibreriauniversitaria.it
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Language: Multiple languages
Published by Italy: Maggioli Editore, Italy, 2021
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- First Edition
Seller: Marcus Campbell Art Books, London, United KingdomMarcus Campbell Art Books
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First Edition. 24 x 22cm. Paperback, 198pp. Fully illustrated. In Dual English and Italian. This book assumes that information is not only a specific principle of digital design, but it is a transversal value of design and its construction. According to this, the need to process, transfer and archive data requires the designer to be able to extrapolate the "structures" of information that have always been essential for communication within the ecosystem of operators responsible for the design and construction phases. Matter, Product, Data can therefore represent specific keywords in regard to artisanal, industrial and digital attitudes in information management within the building process. Such approaches deserve to be investigated with respect to the operational and cognitive transformations taking place in the construction sector, especially in the relationship between the decision-making and executive phases of architecture. Despite the cultural and scientific complexity of the design approach that characterises the RPBW's work, the book identifies the three different keywords as "tools" to interpret the evolution of the "informative" approach to architecture and its construction, explaining it through the reading of RPBW's works considered exemplary of a "data-driven" design methodology. Near fine condition.…