information technology and its impact

8/10/2019 Information Technology and Its Impact

1/13


2/13


3/13

HOW IT SIMPLIFIES THE DESIGN

PROCESS

Site analysis: Analysis of context through satellite maps and demographicdata.

Energy analysis: Access to external web-based tools.

Material selection: Access to material information and product catalogs.

Collaboration: Communication through a forum and real-time discussion.

Precedents: Analysis of precedents.

Ontology: Analysis of design factors.

Search: Access to external information through general web search.


4/13

MODELING STRUCTURE


5/13


6/13

HISTORIC INFORMATION

To learn about

the past in

different time

period.

If any natural

calamity,

cultural/

historical event

occurred that

changed the

space.


7/13

BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a process involving the

generation and management of digital representations of physical and

functional characteristics of places. Building Information Models (BIMs)

are files which can be exchanged or networked to support decision-

making about a place.


8/13

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (

GIS)

This technology is effectively utilized for research, development,implementation, and monitoring of the planning efforts. Graphicalinterface to complex sets of data, mapping, and three-dimensionalvisualization offer simplified analysis of complex sets of factors


9/13

DIGITAL FABRICATION

The Bio responsive Building

envelope" clusters at

Smartgeometry 2012 in

Rensselaer, New York

developed a unique

computational approach to

designing interactive facades.

Technology is changing architecture.

The world of computational design

means architects are pursing new

frontiers where architecture can begenerated through the writing of

algorithms and software, where

interactive physical mechanisms can

be built that respond to their

environment, adapting and evolving

as necessary.


10/13

The physical setupfor the immersive

design

environment linksmultiple projectors,

infrared motion

sensors, and

visualization and

analysis software.

INTERACTIVE & RESPONSIVE

ARCHITECTURE


11/13

INTERACTIVE & RESPONSIVE

ARCHITECTURE

Kinetic motion sensors and overlaps with individual pattern designscreate emergent visual effects. The left shows a viewing portal as it

tracks a participant and opens for views locally and on the right how

the bio-responsive building envelope blends a dynamic pattern and

unique user interaction


12/13

COMMUNICATION

Can quickly send emails, drawings

Inviting various contractors for tender

Growing contacts

Advertising

Managing the project


13/13

CONCLUSION

As shown, the development of information technology has in many

ways changed the conditions for the architect. These changes are

strong predicaments for the use of individual as well as on the

organizational level.

If strategic decisions are based on knowledge and insight, they can

increase possibilities for the profession to adapt a changing society,

and enhance its role as an active and creative part of this process.

information technology and its impact

Documents