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Journal articles on the topic "Artisanat numérique"
Eliot, Claire. "Pour un artisanat numérique de la mode." Sociétés 137, no. 3 (2017): 93. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/soc.137.0093.
Full textMANITSARIS, Sotiris, Dimitris GOUSSIOS, and Alina GLUSHKOVA. "Le numérique au service de la transmission du savoir-faire artisanal. Méthodes et outils numériques d’apprentissage du savoir gestuel de la poterie." Tic & société, Vol. 10, N° 2-3 (April 30, 2017): 303–41. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/ticetsociete.2204.
Full textCharron, Catherine. "Tailleurs de pierre : entre l’art et la matière." Terrains 16 (September 14, 2018): 119–33. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1051328ar.
Full textCantin, Richard, and Jean-Claude Cryonnet. "Strategies d’identification des data utiles à la conduite d’opérations de construction." Acta Europeana Systemica 7 (July 11, 2020): 51–64. http://dx.doi.org/10.14428/aes.v7i1.56633.
Full textNairi, Aicha. "L’ethno-design à l’ère numérique : valorisation ou banalisation des signes identitaires berbères." Design et fonction communication 8, no. 1 (September 23, 2019). http://dx.doi.org/10.25965/interfaces-numeriques.3767.
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Vicerial, Jeanne. "Clinique vestimentaire : pour un nouveau paradigme de la création & réalisation vestimentaire sur-mesure." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PSLET070.
Full textToday, we are familiar with two techniques of creation and clothing design: tailor-made and ready-to-wear. These are usually considered as opposites. If we compare the two models of clothing design, we come to the conclusion that: with ready-to-wear, the individual must belong to a size and adapt to it, whereas in custom-made clothing, the object is adapted to the person. This research aims to study these different approaches in order to converge them towards new systems of creation and production of clothing that take the form of a new paradigm: “ready-to-measure”. In ready-to-wear design, clothing can be considered as a consumable product, whereas with custom-made clothing, it acquires a special status because of its relationship with the hand of the person who designed/manufactured it. “Ready-to-measure” seeks this status of clothing object in connection with the body of the one who wears it. With the paradigm of the ready-to-measure, the advantages of both approaches are reconciled: the speed of obtaining ready-to-wear garments and the unique and specific character of tailor-made clothing. I work with a research by practice approach and research by design approach. Action research claims results related to practice, in this case the crafting of clothing, but also research results, which are discussed and positioned in disciplinary fields, specifying certain zones of ignorance, often at the boundaries of each of the scientific disciplines that identify our subject of creation/ conception and clothing production. The fashion system culminating in Fast Fashion defines the context in which this research was carried out and from which three main forms of experimentation are deployed: “Tricotissage” (knitting-weaving), Connected accessories such as EEGs and Clothing collections “Lignes noires”. Thus qualified research “through practice” includes the ready-to-measure creation and production project and its share of actions and results, such as the “knitting-weaving table” (a real creative tool and production machine), know-how and expertise, from which questions are born that lead in their studies to new interdisciplinary knowledge that makes old practices and those we have proposed in the new ready-to-measure paradigm understandable
Mnajja, Houssem Eddine. "L’apport des moyens numériques aux savoir-faire artisanaux en architecture : une analyse selon les modèles de la tectonique numérique d’Oxman." Thèse, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/19261.
Full textDigital tools have transformed the architectural practices due to the information flow continuity between design and manufacturing. Through this these, we explore their possible contributions in the context of artisans’ shortage and craft skills’ losses in architecture. We relied on informed tectonic models of materials based design, documented by R. Oxman (2014), which combines a variety of digital approaches and tools to study their contributions and limits based on multiple case studies. Thus, we identified some craft skills whose decline is possibly compensated by digital tools. Then, we analyzed the digital tools’ contributions in a project based on the Sagrada Familia and Canadian parliament examples. The main results of our research are: • Digital in architecture is based on digital models. The parametric approach is more suited to design process while models based on lasergrammetry and photogrammetry surveys are more appropriate for replica production. • Digital manufacturing tools allow the use of several materials types. Similarly, they provide speed and accuracy. However, the artisans’ participation remains unavoidable in most cases. Digital media have great potential to overcome the craft skills’ loss and even exploit them in new creative processes. However, to date, they are limited to the role of assistants and should be perfected.
Books on the topic "Artisanat numérique"
Les artisans de l'écrit: Des origines à l'ère numérique. Paris: Indes savantes, 2009.
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