Dilogies in the digital representation of the architectural project

Representation is the mediation between graphic and architectural language,
expressed by means of formal, non-verbal signs and symbols, which can be visually observed
visually observed and related to each other. By adapting this language to digital tools
many of the terms used in architectural design transform their meaning,
transform their meaning, thus constituting dilogies (double meanings),
within the project, as a graphic statement. The present exploratory work
documentary, focuses on the dilogies of the digital representation of the architectural project, based on the reflections
architectural project, based on the reflections of Picon (2006), Montañola et al.
(2016), and Llopis (2018), who have made relevant approaches on the subject;
pointing out the dilogies of scale, environment and representation. These are important since they
that they generate a "new way of creating, thinking, dialoguing, and communicating" the architecture
(Bianchi et al. 2016) and its visual codes, achieving discursive processes, changeable
and adaptable to new virtual scenarios.