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Film As A Superior Medium For Engagement With Architecture Design?

Posted on January 14, 2009 by Dan Klyn

This fantastic scholarly paper by Schawn Jasmann on The Info Tech Revolution In Architecture deftly juggles so many of the quasi-douchebag critical theory notions that are important to the research I’m doing for my book project… Here he is talking … Continue reading →

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Seriously Sweet Thread On Archinect Re: Stuff For My Book

Posted on January 5, 2009 by Dan Klyn

I think it the catchy title of the thread I created helped provoke so many great replies:Information Architect Seeks Assist from Regular-Old Architects Here’s one gem from the growing pile of gems: Technology and software have actually made it easier … Continue reading →

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The Rise of CAD = The Decline of Physical / Minature Modelling?

Posted on January 5, 2009 by Dan Klyn

One of the big “question areas” I’m going to be exploring with architects as I do research for the book I’ve started writing is the rise of the use of CAD in regular-old architecture design and development processes and for … Continue reading →

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“Now That I See It”

Posted on January 2, 2009 by Dan Klyn

Concept description for a book I’m calling “Now That I See It”, where I will examine the all-too-common failure of user experience design process deliverables to secure durable client buy-in and sign-off on the design and alignment of website features and functionality … and what the ux design process might look like were it to be augmented with tools and techniques borrowed from and inspired by traditional architecture. Continue reading →

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