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Architectural Model Lead to Design.
Van Verkel, Ben.
Architectural Model Lead to Design.
Both as an instrument of communication as well as a means of design development there is no substitute for the physical model. It is no coincidence that architecture and model making share a rich history, so intrinsic to the design process it is impossible to imagine successfully understanding the essence of a design without the contribution of physical models. The most important models are those that lead to design conviction, those models that strengthen the design through their production and evaluation. Korean/English.

Category: Architecture, History & Theory
Binding: Cl.
Publisher: DAMDI
Year: 2010
Publication Place: Korea
ISBN: 9788991111677
Book Id: 86631

Price: $247.00

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