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戈雷格•林恩談建築中的微積分

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戈雷格•林恩談到建築裡的數學基礎 -- 以及微積分和數位工具如何讓當代設計師超越傳統建築形式,並以紐約市皇后區的一棟教堂和一組鈦金屬茶具說明這個理論。

Greg Lynn is the head of Greg Lynn FORM, an architecture firm known for its boundary-breaking, biomorphic shapes and its embrace of digital tools for design and fabrication. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by June-Hao Hou
Reviewed by Zhu Jie
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