Teaching Experience in Architecture based on Morphological Modeling According to Algorithmic-Procedimental Criteria

Abstract

Next, principles of study and modeling of irregular and complex forms, associated with processes of scalar vector fragmentation are presented. This allows to encompass, within the paradigm of pure forms, typical of modern and contemporary art and architecture, from the smallest grain, to the most holistic landscape and landscape, as a unit of continuous study, allowing to identify not only individual units or even modular design, but in relation to the modeling of frames, gradients, texture formation and wider morphological tissues. This type of approach is presented as the basis of a working model with architectural students (M-MAA) in the morphological-procedural study, which includes criteria and typically architectural variables, such as the hierarchy of volumes, spatiality, circulation, the structuring in levels, views, cuts, relationships of interiority, exteriority and spatial mixture, together with criteria of functional-design ordering, constituting a model of pre-architectural morphological work.