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About the book...

This book provides computational techniques to develop techniques, form-finding strategies, visual communication and fabrication methods. It also features case studies and contributions by researchers and designers from the world’s most influential universities and leading architecture firms.

The innovation of this book is that it independently uses models of a certain kind of innovation or combines some classical models of several innovation patterns at the same time. We hope that the advancing innovation concepts in foreign architectures could bring more idea collision to the insiders of the architectural industry and help them create more new and better architectures for the world’s development.

The core idea for this book is the use of operative fields as tools for designing space. These operative phases abstract the idea of spatial formation to its most basic terms, allowing for an objective approach to create the foundation for subjective spatial design. Examples of these phases are expanded, collaborate, merge and many more. Together they form a visual dictionary decoding the syntax of spatial fields. This design process is illustrated with three-dimensional diagrams and pictures of designs that show the process ‘in action’.

Finally, this book, offers an almost infinite plenitude of ideas and possible solutions for all stages of architects - designers on …. pages, with an introductory essay on the importance of ‘good/right’ workflow – design process in the majority of phases of architecture.

Unlike other books on the subject, e.a.c.e.r approaches the practice of creating new methods, tips, and customer experiences as a science, rather than an art, providing a practical set of collaborative tools and methods for planning and defining successful new services. Architects, designers, and researchers who undertake the challenge of innovation, despite a lack of established procedures will find this an invaluable resource. Novices can learn from it; students can educate with it; and practitioners of innovation – pros can improve the quality of their work by referring to it…

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Georgios Vlachodimos

PhD, Msc, Dipl. Architect

About the author...

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Georgios Vlachodimos
PhD, MSc Architect, Scientific researcher at Auth,
digital explorer in computational design, lecturer, blogger
https://www.vlachodimos.com/

I was born in Thessaloniki and graduated from the school of Architecture of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
I hold an MSc master in the Protection, Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Monuments from the same university.
In April 2020 I presented my Ph.D. thesis in the Evolution of Digital technology using New Technologies and design tools. Title: “Research and digital parametric design tools – a respective active relationship among materials, construction and software”.
I have participated in international conferences, workshops and exhibitions. My architectural Plans and research have been presented and published in journal articles and scientific papers.
Also, i worked in the training program in Frank Gehry Head offices in Paris in digital parametric tools with Digital Project software.
At the same time, i also work as a freelance Architect, maintaining his own Architectural Firm, while simultaneously taking part in National and International Architectural Competitions.
As a scientific associate researcher, i have participated in several research programs and in the last six years, i have hired as a temporary lecturer (pd407/80) at the same university (AUTH) with several undergraduate and postgraduate teaching courses in digital and contraction field.
I am particularly fascinated with the exploration of how the abundance of data we have access to in our world can begin to influence and form architecture. Specifically, how we can begin to create tools to accomplish this. Whether it is through applications that collect its user's data that is applied to form... 
I continue to experiment with it all, finding ways that can create a performative architecture...
I am interested in exploring new architectural practices through advanced design techniques.
Currently, i am still looking for innovative ideas in understanding the role of design as an orchestration of numerous controversial multi-agent data.
Devoted to learning and developing in all scales...

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