Download or read book Dibujo a Mano Alzada Para Arquitectos written by Parramon and published by Parramon. This book was released on 2004-05 with total page 191 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Está enfocado hacia la parte más esencial e inmediata del dibujo arquitectónico: el que se realiza a mano alzada, normalmente con medios muy inmediatos y cotidianos: lápiz, pluma estilográfica y en menor grado carboncillos, rotuladores u otros. No es objeto de este libro ni la pintura en color ni las presentaciones y levantamientos de planos, que actualmente se realizan con medios informáticos. Distribuido en cinco grandes capítulos, el primero explica los prolegómenos: herramientas y materiales, la forma correcta de trabajar y las distintas técnicas de dibujo que se emplearán en adelante, desde los trazos a los códigos gráficos. La segunda, tercera y cuarta parte se centra, respectivamente, en la realización de los tres grandes tipos de dibujo a mano alzada en arquitectura: el croquis, el boceto y el apunte. Para trabajar en todos ellos se explican los diversos tipos de proyección usuales y los procedimientos de trabajo para dibujarlos, como la toma de medidas, la aplicación de sombras y los detalles a tener en cuenta cuando se dibuja en interiores o en el exterior. La última parte se dedica en explicar cómo se realizan en la práctica un croquis, a partir de una construcción existente, de toda clase de bocetos, desde los primeros trazos hasta los de presentación para un proyecto no construido; y por último, una muestra de apuntes de viaje, donde el dibujo arquitectónica capta la esencia y concreta la esencia de las construcciones de un lugar, en este caso el nuevo Berlín.

Download or read book Dibujo a mano alzada para aqrquitectos written by Magali Delgado Yanes and published by Parramón Paidotribo. This book was released on 2022-10-10 with total page 583 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Este libro se centra en lo más básico y esencial en arquitectura: el dibujo a mano alzada. En él se muestran estrategias y metodologías simples, aunque rigurosas. Se introducen conceptos fundamentales del dibujo y la geometría, del espacio y de la forma arquitectónica. Todo ello para que quien lo practique adquiera suficientes recursos e intencionalidad gráfica. Y es que el arquitecto desarrolla sus ideas y sobre todo concreta sus proyectos con el dibujo. De este modo, pasa de los primeros trazos de los esbozos iniciales, difusos pero sugerentes, en donde afloran sus ideas, a los planos precisos de obra. También recurre al dibujo ágil del apunte para captar sensaciones y proporciones, y a los croquis para acotar la realidad o fijar métricamente las primeras ideas. Asimismo emplea los expresivos bocetos para encajar y sugerir la apariencia volumétrica, la textura, la luz . . . Simulando el aspecto definitivo del proyecto, y a los planos técnicos para que su obra pueda construirse.

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