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architectural diagram: a standalone construct

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Architecture

the use of abstract diagrams as generative tools that drive form rather than merely explain a finished building.

In architecture, architectural diagram refers to the use of abstract diagrams as generative tools that drive form rather than merely explain a finished building. This meaning comes from Eisenman (1999) in Diagram diaries.[1]

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  1. Eisenman, P. (1999). Diagram diaries. Thames & Hudson. ISBN 9780500281284

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