The Project of the Future. Computational Design and Project Innovation

The Project of the Future. Computational Design and Project Innovation

Brieva, Melisa; Miret, Santiago; Martin-Iglesias, Rodrigo

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The article presents and discusses the experience, methodology and results, of a design workshop held at the UNLaM. The proposal found its starting point in the registration of a current situation in which the architectural project is crossed by issues alien to a discipline whose principles are deeply speculative. Retrograde problems product of a conservative historical revival and emerging positions of political correctness trends distorting disciplinary purposes in proposals that have consolidated a desolate, unimaginative and banal disciplinary panorama. The KPY 1139 workshop proposed to return to the sources of a joyfully projective discipline, investigating the bases of the most eloquent projective narrative: science fiction cinema

The article presents and discusses the experience, methodology and results, of a design workshop held at the UNLaM. The proposal found its starting point in the registration of a current situation in which the architectural project is crossed by issues alien to a discipline whose principles are deeply speculative. Retrograde problems product of a conservative historical revival and emerging positions of political correctness trends distorting disciplinary purposes in proposals that have consolidated a desolate, unimaginative and banal disciplinary panorama. The KPY 1139 workshop proposed to return to the sources of a joyfully projective discipline, investigating the bases of the most eloquent projective narrative: science fiction cinema

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DOI: 10.5151/sigradi2021-347

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Brieva, Melisa; Miret, Santiago; Rodrigo Martin Iglesias; "The Project of the Future. Computational Design and Project Innovation", p-421-434. In: XXV International Conference of the Iberoamerican Society of Digital Graphics. São Paulo: Blucher, 2021.
ISSN 23186968, DOI 10.5151/sigradi2021-347