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THE SAGRADA FAMiLIA - WEST TRANSEPT ROSE WINDOW, A RAPID PROTOTYPE (2004)

article⁄THE SAGRADA FAMiLIA - WEST TRANSEPT ROSE WINDOW, A RAPID PROTOTYPE (2004)
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Burry, Mark
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Fabrication: Examining the Digital Practice of Architecture (2004)
abstract⁄The recently completed design and construction in a little over twelve months of the west transept rose window Passion Facade of Antoni Gaudi’s unfinished major work and Barcelona icon, the Sagrada Familia church, is a notable example of ’lean construction’. The processes involved include traditional stone masonry, actual employment of the traits discussed in Evan’s ‘The Projective Cast’, and semiautomated construction methods.
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Year 2004
Authors Burry, Mark.
Issue Fabrication: Examining the Digital Practice of Architecture
Pages 14-19
Library link Philip Beesley, Nancy Yen-Wen Cheng & R. Shane Williamson, 2004. bib⁄Fabrication: Examining the Digital Practice of Architecture. University of Waterloo School of Architecture Press.
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