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  1. 8 de jun. de 2012 · [exploración teórica] “la Embryological House se puede describir como una estrategia para la invención del espacio doméstico que contiene aplicaciones contemporáneas, la identidad y la ...

  2. The dynamic forms of the Embryological House (1997–2001) comprise flowing and vector-based surfaces, sometimes referred to as “blob” architecture, made possible through animation software. Through the Embryological House Lynn rethinks the notion of the manufactured house, moving from the modernist idea of a form based on modules to a form ...

  3. 1 de jun. de 2010 · Abstract and Figures. Greg Lynn's Embryological House was an early work of digital architecture: a work in which the computer was a fundamental part of the design process. It was the subject of a ...

  4. 1 de jun. de 2010 · ABSTRACT. Greg Lynn's Embryological House was an early work of digital architecture: a work in which the computer was a fundamental part of the design process. It was the subject of a case study in digital preservation by the Daniel Langlois Foundation's project for the Documentation and Conservation of Media Arts Heritage (DOCAM) and the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA). Research ...

  5. Greg Lynn's Embryological House was an early work of digital architecture: a work in which the computer was a fundamental part of the design process. It was the subject of a case-study in digital preservation by the Daniel Langlois

  6. Embryological House (1997-2002), es un proyecto de Lynn que comenzó digital. Fue desarrollado con software de diseño geométrico y símbolos de animación, (MicroStation y Maya), como también con maquetas físicas generadas digitalmente (Fuente: www.docam.ca).

  7. Greg Lynn's Embryological House was an early work of digital architecture: a work in which the computer was a fundamental part of the design process. It was the subject of a case study in digital preservation by the Daniel Langlois Foundation's project for the Documentation and Conservation of Media Arts Heritage (DOCAM) and the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA).