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Diagrams

Isometric methodology diagram linking field survey, 3D modelling, analysis and dissemination
Category
Mapping and Diagrams
Year
Ongoing
Client
Different projects

Diagrams are a fundamental tool in architecture and design due to their ability to communicate complex ideas in a clear and concise manner, serving as a universal language in the field. They enable architects and designers to visualize spatial relationships, flows, and interactions within a design, aiding in problem-solving by breaking down complex issues into manageable parts. Diagrams also serve as a record of the design process, documenting the evolution of a design from concept to final product, and support decision-making by providing a visual comparison of different design options.

Exploded constructive diagram of a building, calling out the build-up of roof, parapet, facade, floor and wall
Constructive build-up, called out
Axonometric of a building broken into horizontal layers — roof planes, floor slabs and site
The building in horizontal layers
Two urban diagrams marking meeting space, green space, sports area, public transport and cycle route
Uses and connections in the urban block
Pathology diagram of a building, photographs of the damage linked to the affected parts of the structure
Pathologies, mapped onto the structure
Two landscape diagrams showing new spaces, fauna, urban gardens and adaptation to the topography
New spaces, fauna and topography
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