Principles of Three-Dimensional Design Objects, Space and Meaning

Name: Principles of Three-Dimensional Design Objects, Space and Meaning
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ISBN: 9780130959751

ISBN-10: 0130959758

ISBN-13: 9780130959751

Edition: 2002

Authors: Stephen Luecking

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For courses in Three-Dimensional Art. This text provides a thorough examination of form and organization concepts, and sets them in artistic, cultural, and theoretical contexts accessible to beginning students. It covers the traditional principles of an introduction to three-dimensional design, but with a slant that shows them how to be viable and effective while linked to more contemporary approaches. This necessitates illustrations taken from highly diverse societies, and a large number of examples drawn from nature and science.

Book details

List price: $133.32
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 1/2/2002
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 160
Size: 8.25" wide x 10.75" long x 0.25" tall
Weight: 0.748
Language: English



Preface



Problem Solving


Design and Form


The Design Process


Creativity



Form in Space


Design and Form


Spatial Principles


Point of View


Frame of Reference


Form and Context



Plane and Space


Introduction


Interaction and Stability


Environmental Planes


Architectural Planes


Transitions


Planes of Space


Plane and Volume


Planes and Shape



Organization


Introduction


Structure and Unity


Balance


Repetition with Variety


Proportion


Continuity


Focus and Emphasis


Economy


Implied Structure


Informality


Randomness and Chance


Order and Predictability



Surface and Relief


Introduction


Light and Shadow


Surface


Depth of Relief



Mass and Void


Introduction


Mass/Void Interaction


Surface and Volume


Geometric Volumes


Form in Nature


Stress Curves


Generated Forms



Line and Point


Introduction


Line and Surface


Line as Object


Pattern and Density


Line, Point, and Dematerialization



Color and Material


Introduction


Inherent and Applied Color


Illumination


Texture


Texture and Value


Properties of Material


Strength


Composites



Structure


Introduction


Force and Structure


Structural Configurations


Lines of Force


Surface Structures


Modular Structure


Joining


Secure Balance


Hierarchical Structure



Time and Kinetics


Introduction


Patterns in Time


Operators and Operations


Medium and Motion


Objects as Events


Process and Performance


Conclusion



Notes on Meaning


Introduction


Intrinsic and Extrinsic Meaning


Sign and Symbol


Communication



Environment and Place


Introduction


The Pedestal


Installations


Archetypes of Place


Designating Place


Behavior and Place


Place and Ritual



Virtual Space


Introduction


Digital 3D


CAD-CAM


Virtual Reality


Virtual Place


Perception and Communication