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Book Synopsis PERSPECTIVA MODULAR APLICADA AL DISEÑO ARQUITECTÓNICO, VOL., II by : Tomás García Salgado
Download or read book PERSPECTIVA MODULAR APLICADA AL DISEÑO ARQUITECTÓNICO, VOL., II written by Tomás García Salgado and published by Tomás García Salgado. This book was released on 2024-01-15 with total page 130 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Esta obra va dirigida a estudiantes de arquitectura, arquitectos, y aquellas disciplinas del diseño que requieren emplear la perspectiva como medio de representación. El dibujo de croquis, a mano o a regla, incluida la perspectiva, es habitual en la práctica de los despachos profesionales. Sobre el objetivo de las imágenes nuevas. Si no de la cenizas, como el Ave Fénix, si de sus propias ilustraciones renace esta obra. Era tan sólo cuestión de tiempo. En 1981, el proceso común de edición de libro era mediante negativos. La primer versión de Ps salió en 1988 y la de InDesign en 1999; ambos software, en versión actual, facilitaron la reedición la obra. De las modificaciones a la obra anterior. La base teórica método RM es atemporal, no así los textos de la edición anterior, que requerían ser revisados para mejorar su lectura en el contexto literario actual del tema. En particular, se revisaron los postulados y definiciones de la edición del '81, para homologarlos con las obras subsecuentes de la Perspectiva Modular
Book Synopsis PERSPECTIVA MODULAR APLICADA AL DISEÑO ARQUITECTÓNICO, VOL. 1 by : Tomás García Salgado
Download or read book PERSPECTIVA MODULAR APLICADA AL DISEÑO ARQUITECTÓNICO, VOL. 1 written by Tomás García Salgado and published by Tomás García Salgado. This book was released on 2024-01-15 with total page 140 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A cincuenta años de haber trazado la primera Red Modular (RM1), el autor colige que es tan versátil como la RM2 (1981) y las Reglas Modulares (1992); esto al preparar la presente reedición, con capítulo nuevo. En la RM1, era poco práctico medir valores de X, o de Y, mayores a |5| módulos, al igual que el valor de profundidad P, a fracción de módulo. Al preparar nuevos ejemplos para los Capítulos 2 y 3, se halló la manera legítima de medir cualquier valor modular para X, Y, y P. Lo cual motivó el diseño de la nueva versión de la RM, y por ende, actualizar el contenido de la obra original. El Capítulo 4, que es nuevo, está dedicado a la división modular en perspectiva así como al estudio de las propiedades geométricas de las fugas asimétricas (pfa) y de diagonal (fd) del cubo; que es el cuerpo geométrico ideal de las tres dimensiones del espacio. Además, el cubo visto en perspectiva, cualquiera que sea su posición en el espacio, siempre posee 3 pfa que corresponden (uno a uno) a sus 3 sistemas de paralelas.
Book Synopsis Perspectiva Modular by : TOMAS GARCIA SALGADO
Download or read book Perspectiva Modular written by TOMAS GARCIA SALGADO and published by Tomás García Salgado. This book was released on 2023-11-13 with total page 174 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: La presente obra está dirigida principalmente a estudiantes de arquitectura, arquitectos y diseñadores. La perspectiva es esencial para visualizar un diseño en proceso; los croquis que se elaboran en esta etapa suelen ser muy convincentes a la vista del cliente, especialmente si están hechos a mano. En este libro, el lector encontrará un enfoque fresco sobre la teoría y práctica de la perspectiva. Se trata de un nuevo método, llamado Perspectiva Modular (PM). Su principal característica es la exactitud de representación. Cualquier perspectiva que se dibuje será tan exacta a la fotografía que se tome desde el mismo punto de dibujo. Algunos de los ejemplos que aquí se incluyen, darán prueba de ello.
Book Synopsis Perspectiva modular aplicada al diseño arquitectónico by : Tomás García Salgado
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Book Synopsis Perspectiva modular aplicade al diseño arquitectónico by : Tomás García Salgado
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Book Synopsis Perspectiva modular by : Tomás García Salgado
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Book Synopsis Modular Perspective for Architects & other related professionals by : TOMAS GARCIA SALGADO
Download or read book Modular Perspective for Architects & other related professionals written by TOMAS GARCIA SALGADO and published by Tomás García Salgado. This book was released on 2023-12-12 with total page 176 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Dr. Tomás García-Salgado's invention of Modular Perspective is a rare accomplishment –one that I have been privileged to review, study and analyze and assess for this book. The ingenious method that he has devised is a remarkable process for precision projection of perspective. Modular Perspective is a synthesis of many brilliant studies and research into perspective theory from across the centuries, beginning with the invention of accurate three-dimensional projection from the 14th century and early Renaissance, the methodical system of traditional perspective projection, from plan, elevation and section, drafted point by point, from station point to picture plane, from vanishing points into three-dimensionality is synthesized into Dr. Salgado's compact and rigourous system.
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