Topoheterocronies: analogical models for time visualization

Authors

  • Rodrigo Martin Iglesias Universidad Nacional de La Matanza (UNlLaM), Argentina
  • Marcelo Javier Robles Universidad Nacional de La Matanza (UNlLaM), Argentina

Keywords:

Visualization, Time, Timemaps, Analogical models, Topoheterochronies

Abstract

We present the foundations of a research project which is currently in development. This project aims to explore new dimensions and configurations of a traditionally one-dimensional Time. Initially we have systematized the material produced since 2005 with students of History of Architecture in relation to analogical (multidimensional) Timemaps, while we sought for theoretical tools that allows its interpretation. We have characterized different times and durations, from phenomenological aspects of temporal construction and perception, to historical and natural phenomena of long duration. Finally, we explored analogical and digital visualization tools to understand the intrinsic complexity of Time and its models.

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Author Biographies

Rodrigo Martin Iglesias, Universidad Nacional de La Matanza (UNlLaM), Argentina

He is architect and Doctor in Design. Professor of History of Architecture (UBA) and History and Critique of Architecture (UNLaM). Director of binational Master's Degree Open Design (UBA - Humboldt University of Berlin). Coordinator of research in the Design Centre (FADU). He studies digital manufacturing, productive and morphogenetic processes, semiotics of sketching.

Marcelo Javier Robles, Universidad Nacional de La Matanza (UNlLaM), Argentina

He is architect. Professor of History of Architecture (UBA) and Head of Practical Works of History and Criticism (UNLaM). Director of the research project "Topoheterocronías: Analog models for the visualization of time" (FADU-UBA). Founding partner of the ÁGORA Arquitectura studio.

Published

2017-12-10