Lecture

Geometric Structures: Stereotomy

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Description

This lecture covers the traditional vocabulary related to the cutting and assembly of stone blocks, the techniques used in the cutting and assembly of variable piece families, and the modeling of 3D components with parametric and geometric drivers. It also includes a historical overview of geometric structures from the Renaissance period to the present, focusing on the emergence of projective geometry in stereotomy.

Instructors (2)

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