Técnicas de representación digital aplicadas a los proyectos arquitectónicos en Nuevo León, México

Translated title of the contribution: Digital representation techniques applied to architectural projects architectural projects in Nuevo León, Mexico

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Abstract

Architectural drawing is one of the fields most influenced with the digital transition. Architects consider
digital tools as an essential instrument in all the steps to create a project, starting for the design
process, planning and to communicate the final result. Digital drawing has been increasing popularity
in the construction area. This article is a descriptive and analytical work with quantitative approach,
which has been based on analyzing digital drawing techniques applied to represent architectural
projects in Nuevo León, México. Its importance lies in the relevance of the software and how to
develop the activities related to the design industry, construction and also for the regional economy
growth. The research was based on a survey directed to the architects of the region. The results
of the study remark the preference in 2D use for digital drawings because these are considered as
original expressions of architectural design . In equal measure 3D digital drawings are used for formal
and volumetric representation. Complementary techniques include the use of software for digital
editing of images and videos. The digital fabrication techniques are used as well. By other hand,
virtual reality and augmented reality are not considered as an essential part of digital communication
for the architectural project.
Translated title of the contributionDigital representation techniques applied to architectural projects architectural projects in Nuevo León, Mexico
Original languageSpanish
Article number2
Pages (from-to)27-49
Number of pages23
JournalUIsrael Revista científica
Volume8
Issue number3
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 10 Sept 2021

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