Methodology of Architectural Design Concept - Expanding Design Thinking

Author: [Japan] Kazuyuki Miyachi
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book is part of the Architecture Dramatic series, listing numerous architectural examples from world history (both past and present). It analyzes and argues, in a visually rich format, the design concepts that arise from existing rules, sensory perceptions, and inspiration. It dissects the hidden design mechanisms in these ancient and modern buildings and explains from a psychological perspective that only by focusing on the development of the design brain can one ultimately reach the highest realm of free and creative design. The book has a novel and unique perspective, analyzed in a visually engaging manner, making it easy to understand and inspiring creative thinking. It is highly suitable for architects, architecture students, and general readers.
[Target Audience] Architects, architecture students, and general readers.
[Table of Contents] Preface. Prologue to Expand Design Thinking. 1. Conception from Conventions. 2. Conception from the Five Senses. 3. Conception from Inspiration. 4. Philosophy. Epilogue: Free to Conceive. Conclusion.