In Mario Carpo’s, ‘Introduction to Versioning’, he discusses
how the term, ‘Versioning’, explores the concept of technology allowing people
to showcase their unique capabilities as design software is easy to learn. He
says that it is advantageous to create an “open model of practice”, meaning is
used to show unique traits of a particular architect and allow them to
demonstrate skill in other areas of society.
Furthermore, Carpo analyses the purpose of Versioning, where
it depends structurally sound geometry that has sturdy joints that are not
easily affected by external forces. He explains how he believes that technology
has ultimately benefited architectural design and deepening its complexity.
Moreover, Frederic’s text, ‘In the Order of the Non-Standard’,
his theories and concepts are related to the mathematical and algorithmic methods
of Alan Badiou and Gilles Deleuze. He analyses the merging of engineering and
architectural design software have allowed complex designs to be practical with
computed calculations to show people that a certain structure is physically
possible.
Both Carpo and Frederic question the true definition of
unique architecture and how people use mathematical theories combined with
design software to think of new ways to perceive ‘modern’ structures and how to
change the ‘meta’ of how a building is formed.
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