Routledge Process: Material and Representation in Architecture

This Routledge book explores how representational methods and material systems work together as core drivers of architectural design. Organised around four primary categories of representational logics-point, line, surface, and mass-the text examines each through four precedent projects that demonstrate iterative material sensibilities. The comprehensive typology system provided offers architects and design professionals a structured framework for understanding and applying these conceptual methodologies throughout the design process. Ideal for students, educators and practitioners seeking deeper insight into how representation and materiality inform contemporary architectural thinking and practice.