Given that graphic design is part of this movement as a renewed art based on ((returning to the logic old artistic methods and trends, neither at level form nor technology with all its rich legacy standards)) (Moataz, 2020, p. 102) because modernity has legislated for new data intellectual, material technical level, it cannot be counted not limited time or place. Modernism ((is reference neutra...

Contemporary avant-garde architecture is addressing the demand for an increased level of articulated complexity by means of retooling its methods on the basis of parametric design systems. The contemporary architectural style that has achieved pervasive hegemony within the contemporary architectural avant-garde can be best understood as a research programme based upon the parametric paradigma. ...

A typical graphic equalizer frequency resolution is one-third octave comprising 31 bands. previous design based on a least-squares optimization of the band-filter gains with single second-order section per band has an accuracy 1 dB. However, always uses all filters even when small number adjusted. This letter proposes sparse one-third-octave equalizer, where active bands minimized...

The paper reminds us that there has been a long history of mutual influence between ethnography and aesthetics. There is nothing new or recent in textual or graphic experimentation inspired by anthropological or sociological fieldwork. We have not had to wait for the so-called crisis of representation to acknowledge this. Anthropology was among the direct sources and inspirations for modernist ...

Abstract Digital architecture, as a proceeding architectural style, has caused fundamental evolutions in architectural design and building appearance via applying complex geometries and topologies. Computers and digital tools have truly altered the design process and architectural conception facilitating production of new eye catching forms. Avant-garde architectural forms have emerged from the...

In 1611, Galileo Galilei created an astonishing series of drawings depicting the Earth’s moon to demonstrate the power of his new invention — the telescope — to his patron, Cosimo de’ Medici1. As a true Renaissance man, Galileo had a degree in drawing from the Accademia delle Arti del Disegno in Florence, as well as a degree in natural philosophy from the University of Pisa. This key connection...