The digital architect
Subtitle: a common-sense guide to using computer technology in design practice
By: Ken Sanders.
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 1996
Place of publication: London; Chichester
Language: eng
Number of pages: 470
Subjects: Architectural practice -- Data processing.
Description: Written by an architect for design professionals, The Digital Architect is a gold mine of commonsense advice and guidance on the realities of using computer technology in design practice.

Ken Sanders, AIA, takes you beyond the hyperbole to discover the practical reality of using computers today. He explains their strengths and weaknesses; what these tools do and what they don't do; and how they can be used strategically and tactically to improve quality, productivity, and profits in design firms of all sizes. Drawing on his own experiences and those of colleagues from across the nation whose comments appear throughout, he provides a wealth of valuable insights and advice.

The only guide of its kind, The Digital Architect is a valuable tool for architects, engineers, designers, and all those who participate in creating the built environment.