What my Research is about Computer graphics is an area of relatively new interest in the field of computer science. Its application to the architectural field is even more recent and the output has only become useful in the last few years. The main purpose is the application of this technology to the developments of solutions to visual problems in the architecture field. This study is concerned with the issues involved in creating a realistic graphic representation of a building, by generating a three dimensional model and superimposing it on the site, through the use of a computer. I will also look at the place of 3D modelling in the context of a broad integration of form generation and evaluation and outline one particular process of using computer graphics applications for architectural presentations.
Many architects believe that architecture is too creative to be computerised.
It is true that creativity cannot be computerised. It is the intuitive quality belonging to the human beings who practice architecture. However, creativity becomes valueless if it cannot be translated into reality. To translate creativity, one needs a medium . The computers represent the most sophisticated medium to illustrate one's creativity.