Title A Study on the the limits and overcoming of Greg Lynn's digital form creation method
Authors Kang Hoon ; Lee Dong-Eon
Page pp.41-50
ISSN 12269093
Keywords digital architecture ; digitally designed architecture ; digital deformation ; digital form creation method ; form creation language
Abstract Digital architecture has some such features as topological, decentralized, nonhierarchical, dematerialized, unrealistic and flexible. These are related to 'fold', 'rhizome' and 'simulacre' generated from Deleuze?Guattari's thoughts. According to this hypothesis, first, this paper analyzes Greg Lynn's digital form creation method. Second, it proves that there are limits in making form and materialization of Greg Lynn's and suggests a new method for making digital form to overcome these limits. Digital form making methods suggested above would reveal the possibilities that make the concepts of digital design more and more materialized and actualized. In conclusion, this paper defines the concepts of digital architectural design which has been used without a definition and suggests a new method of digital design which appropriates a digital paradigm. This paper has the background that the method of digital design plays an important role in creating a contemporary architectural form. Also, it has an additional meaning that a new field, in other words 'a theory combined with digital design', emerges in the field of making architectural form.