Curvasearquitetura.wordpress.com Website Review

This site is the result of a scientific initiation research initiated by a student of Architecture and Urbanism and continued (never completed) by a student of the Baccalaureate in Mathematics at Unicamp, the first with little more and the second with just less than half of the course completed. The work itself approximately respects the same proportion. Basically, the site is divided into two sections. In one is a list of buildings in which can be observed curves or surfaces of geometric expression known, generally those with which students' exact courses have contact in an*lytic geometry courses and vector calculus, or simply interesting from the physical, mathematical or architectural point of view, such as tensions, geodesic domes and the universe of possibilities opened by the various computational and executive tools for the execution of free forms. The other section holds mathematical and physical information of curves and surfaces, as well as motives and examples of their possible in architecture. Of course, the two sections are in addition, both the entries of the buildings as the geometric ones bind with appendices, that bring mathematical demonstrations, explanations of concepts and de*pening of architectural questions. For those interested in architecture, this work may provide an organized repertoire in order to highlight one aspect of the least remembered architectural form on sites and architecture books most consulted in the course, at least with whom I had contact in the early years, as well as offer some geometric reference in the myriad of formal possibilities opened by the computer, which is currently less dedication to clas*ical geometry, always present in the training of architects, in schools for mathematicians and interested, the site offers little in terms of mathematical depth, the statements require some knowledge