
To undertake large-scale projects requires organising a team that is very large in size. To aide this kind of team organisation ICT, 3D modelling, and File Organisation programmes can be of great use. The danger, however, of using content sharing sites and 3D tools is to believe that everything that can be modelled can be built. This article presents different ways in which the architectural-technological relationship can be understood, and is supported by using the example of the Fondation Louis Vuitton pour la Création project. Locating boundaries, confronting technological challenges, rationalising projects, and building whilst maintaining the magic of the original idea is a task for both the architect and the engineer: key for the success of the project.
technical challenge, ICT, Architecture, specialisation, organising large teams, Fondation Louis Vuitton, creation, NA1-9428, constructability, magic
technical challenge, ICT, Architecture, specialisation, organising large teams, Fondation Louis Vuitton, creation, NA1-9428, constructability, magic
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