Teaching to think through the hands a teaching experience about the use of the scale model for architectural design

• Autores: Manuel Giménez Ribera, Jorge Llopis Verdú, Ana Torres Barchino, Juan Serra Lluch
• Localización: Architectural draughtsmanship: from analog to digital narratives / Enrique Castaño Perea (ed. lit.), Ernesto Echeverría Valiente (ed. lit.), 2018, ISBN 3-319-58855-9, págs. 201-213
• Idioma: inglés
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  • In the contemporary architectural environment, characterized by the massive introduction of computer graphics in the design process, the attention is caught, even in offices regularly proposing extremely formal complexity designs, by continuity in the employment of one of the oldest ways to display architecture and design: the three-dimensional model. In the “Análisis de Formas Arquitectónicas” course at the UPV (Spain), an articulated teaching methodology has introduced the use of the model to complement the sketch learning, as a graphic mechanism of formal comprehension for the architectural object.