Enhancing the Sketchbook (1991)
article⁄Enhancing the Sketchbook (1991)
abstract⁄The architect’s sketchbook has been virtually untouched by the march of fashions and theories throughout history. The sketchbook, from its modem beginnings in guild lodge books through the travel journals of BeauxArts and Modern architects, has remained the repository for observations and ideas waiting to be synthesized into architecture. However, new opportunities offered by computing technology provide ways to advance the sketchbook, transforming it from a personal log of experiences slowly being buried under a lifetime of work, into a vital, interactive information environment supporting design activity. This is not to argue that the computer may replace the artist’s hand and pencil, but that the computer can be used to organize and structure the artifacts of design activities Commonly embodied in sketches and notes.
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| Year |
1991 |
| Authors |
Clayton, Mark J.; Weisenthal, Howard. |
| Issue |
Reality and Virtual Reality |
| Pages |
113-125 |
| Library link |
Glenn Goldman & Michael Stephen Zdepski, 1991. bib⁄Reality and Virtual Reality. ACADIA. |
| Entry filename |
enhancing-sketchbook |
