Name: Perfect Scale
Brand: Birkhäuser
Price: 39.9 EUR
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ISBN: 9783955533458

Architektonisches Entwerfen und Konstruieren Ideale Maßstäbe für das architektonische Entwerfen und Konstruieren Das Denken und Arbeiten in unterschiedlichen Maßstäben gehört zum Kern der Architektur. Doch in welchem Maßstab muss welche Entwurfsentscheidung getroffen werden? Zu welchem Zeitpunkt ist es sinnvoll, den Maßstab zu wechseln? Was kann, was soll in einer maßstabsgerechten Architekturzeichnung dargestellt sein? Und wie gelingt es, dass diese Zeichnung übersichtlich, lesbar und dennoch einem ästhetischen Anspruch gerecht wird? Die Architekturzeichnung ist nicht zuletzt ein Mittel der Kommunikation. Sie enthält Informationen, die für unterschiedliche Adressaten relevant sind. Die Wahl des richtigen Maßstabs entscheidet darüber, ob der Bauherr oder der Handwerker versteht, was gemeint ist. Angesichts der zahllosen Möglichkeiten des CAD gerät das Ziel, eigene Ideen klar und eindeutig zu transportieren, bisweilen aus den Augen. Ansgar und Benedikt Schulz geben Orientierung und führen die Architekturzeichnung exemplarisch auf ihren ursprünglichen Zweck zurück: ausgezeichnete Bauwerke zu schaffen.

Architectural Design and Construction Perfect scales for architectural design and construction Thinking and working in a variety of scales lies at the heart of architecture. What scale should be selected for which design decision? At what point is it sensible to change the scale? What can and ought to be depicted in a true-to-scale architectural drawing? And how can such a drawing remain clear and thus appealing? An architectural drawing is not least a means of communication. It contains pieces of information which are relevant for various recipients. The choice of the appropriate scale determines whether the client or the construction worker understand what is being conveyed. In view of the countless possibilities offered by CAD, the objective of clearly and unambiguously conveying one’s own ideas is occasionally lost sight of. The authors, Ansgar Schulz and Benedikt Schulz, provide orientation with their book, exemplarily guiding the architectural drawing back to its original purpose: the creation of exceptional structures.

Perfect Scale

<UL>
<LI>A guide to scales, design and construction in architecture </LI>
<LI>Everything concerning the ‘right’ scale, line types and line thicknesses </LI>
<LI>Formatting rules when using drawings as a medium of communication </LI></UL>

<UL>
<LI>Eine Orientierungshilfe zum maßstabsgerechten Entwerfen und Konstruieren in der Architektur </LI>
<LI>Über den »richtigen« Maßstab, Linienarten und Strichstärken </LI>
<LI>Darstellungsregeln für die Zeichnung als Kommunikationsmedium </LI></UL>

Architectural Design and ConstructionPerfect scales for architectural design and construction  Thinking and working in a variety of scales lies at the heart of architecture. What scale should be selected for which design decision? At what point is it sensible to change the scale? What can and ought to be depicted in a true-to-scale architectural drawing? And how can such a drawing remain clear and thus appealing?An architectural drawing is not least a means of communication. It contains pieces of information which are relevant for various recipients. The choice of the appropriate scale determines whether the client or the construction worker understand what is being conveyed.In view of the countless possibilities offered by CAD, the objective of clearly and unambiguously conveying one’s own ideas is occasionally lost sight of. The authors, Ansgar Schulz and Benedikt Schulz, provide orientation with their book, exemplarily guiding the architectural drawing back to its original purpose: the creation of exceptional structures. 
A guide to scales, design and construction in architecture 
Everything concerning the ‘right’ scale, line types and line thicknesses 
Formatting rules when using drawings as a medium of communication 

Architectural Design and ConstructionPerfect scales for architectural design and construction  Thinking and working in a variety of scales l

Perfect Scale

Ansgar Schulz, Benedikt Schulz

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