Four ways to plan analysis

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Four ways to plan analysis
BK8040

• Ir. Ali Guney
• 01 March 2006

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Begrippen(terms)
Type 3- grondvorm (v.D.) Type TYPE
may suggest strong and clearly marked similarity
throughout the items included so that each is
typical of the group(Merriam Webster.) Typical
2 a combining or exhibiting the essential
characteristics of a group (M.W.)
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TYPE (OXFORD) 5. a. The general form,
structure, or character distinguishing a
particular kind, group, or class of beings or
objects hence transf. a pattern or model after
which something is made 6. a. A kind, class,
or order as distinguished by a particular
character. 7. transf. a. A person or thing
that exhibits the characteristic qualities of a
class a representative specimen a typical
example or instance. b. spec.
A person or thing that exemplifies the ideal
qualities or characteristics of a kind or order
a perfect example or specimen of something a
model, pattern, exemplar.
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TYPE (M.W.) 4 a qualities common to a
number of individuals that distinguish them as an
identifiable class as (1) the morphological,
physiological, or ecological characters by which
relationship between organisms may be
recognized synonyms TYPE, KIND, SORT, NATURE,
DESCRIPTION, CHARACTER mean a number of
individuals thought of as a group because of a
common quality or qualities.
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Begrippen(terms)
A concept(ion)has not yet form is a
theme transferabe to others it organises
design choices it is transferable in words,
schemes and reference images it pervades a
design into the details.
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• morfeem kleinste betekenisdragende eenheid
  (v.D.)
• -De kleinste eenheid van voorm en betekenis in de
  linguistiek.
• Het kan vrij zijn(bijv. boek, eet) of
  gebonden zij, in de zien dat het niet kanworden
  gebruikt zonder een ander morfeem(voorbeelden
  on-, -heid). (A.S.ReberWoordenboek van de
  PSYCHOLOGIE)
• -The minimal unit of grammar. Free forms of
  morphemes are those that can occur as separate
  words bound forms are items such as suffixes
  that must be recognized as components of
  grammatical structure. Morphology studies
  morphemes, and includes the study of inflectional
  as well as lexical units.
• morphology (OXFORD )
• noun.
• MASS NOUN the study of the forms of things, in
  particular
• Biology the branch of biology that deals with
  the form of living organisms, and with
  relationships between their structures.
• Linguistics the study of the forms of words, in
  particular inflected forms.
• Inflection(OXFORD )
• noun
• 1. Grammar a change in the form of a word
  (typically the ending) to express a grammatical
  function or attribute such as tense, mood,
  person, number, case, and gender.

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Concepten of Koncepten
Concept pre-parametrisch sketch(with also
proposition-like representations i.e.notes)
pre-parametrisch ontwerp PARTI a preconceived
opinion PREJUDICE (M.W.) ...dominant
underlying idea.
Concept PvEcontextachtergrond
t Pre-parametrische ontwerp
design strategies
Precedenten typen,
Parti
D.O.
Schets ontwerp
verzameling van sub-typen
Parametrische alternatieven
Dit is natuurlijk geen lineair proces maar wel
een iteratief proces, een cyclus dus.
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Method Clark Pause
1 Structuur 2 Massa 3 Circulatie te
gebruiken 4 Geometrie 5 Symmetrie en
balans 6 Additief en subtractief 7 Hiërarchie 8
Parti (dimensieloze representatie van
een project)
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Locatie
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Plattegronden, drss en aanzichten
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Plattegronden, drss en aanzichten
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Structuur
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Natuurlijke Licht
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Massa
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Circulatie te gebruiken
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Geometrie-I
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Geometrie-II
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Parti(dimensieloze representatie van een project)
Parti a preconceived opinion PREJUDICE
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Louis Kahn( Medical Research building)
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Louis Kahn( Medical Research building)
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Le Corbusier
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Le Corbusier
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Frank Lloyd Wright (Guggenheim Museum-New York)
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Frank Lloyd Wright (Guggenheim Museum-New York)
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Frank Lloyd Wright (Falling Water)
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Frank Lloyd Wright (Falling Water)
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Le Corbusier
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Le Corbusier
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Alvar Aalto
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Alvar Aalto
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Alvar Aalto