| Authors |
Park, Han-Hee ; Kim, Dong-Hyun |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK_PD.2019.35.9.89 |
| Keywords |
Architecture Drawing; Free Form Architecture; Drawing Elements; Form Type; Construction Documents |
| Abstract |
In the representation of buildings with continuous changes in the curved shape of the surface, countless plans or sections are required, or
none of the traditional drawings can explain the geometry of it. In other words, in no case can an ordinary drawing achieve the efficient and
clear communication capability which is inherent function of the drawings. As a result, the current architects are introducing their own way
of drawing technique which is developed in accordance with a specific curved shape, construction method or company resources, but this is
not what can be applied to other cases because it has not been ever shared or agreed in the industry. In this process, the drawing or
construction of curved building has been recognized as the exclusive property of a specific expert, or the design and construction without the
in-depth understanding of the technology have resulted in the appearance of poor buildings. Therefore, this study aims to present an elements
and method that can convey shape information more effectively and clearly in the drawing representation of non-linear buildings and, thus,
contributes to lowering the barriers to entry into the field by providing the information to be easily applied to related projects. In order to
attain this goal, the drawings of recently completed projects of free form building are analyzed to reveal the method used to effectively
express the shape information of the building and to derive new drawing elements that have not been applied to the existing drawings. |