Tendencias y avances en el diseño computacional y los estudios basados en la naturaleza en arquitectura: un análisis bibliométrico
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https://doi.org/10.26439/limaq2026.n017.7842Palabras clave:
diseño computacional, biomimética, diseño paramétrico, arquitectura sostenible, bibliometría, colaboración interdisciplinaria, tecnologías avanzadas, innovación arquitectónicaResumen
El diseño arquitectónico ha experimentado una transformación significativa en las últimas dos décadas, impulsada por la adopción de tecnologías computacionales y la integración de principios inspirados en la naturaleza. Este estudio bibliométrico analiza 415 artículos seleccionados de la base de datos Web of Science, destacando las tendencias clave en los diseños computacional, paramétrico, generativo y biomimético. Los resultados revelan un crecimiento notable en la investigación desde 2015, lo que sugiere una tendencia hacia la articulación de objetivos de sostenibilidad con el empleo de tecnologías avanzadas; sin embargo, la manifestación efectiva de esa articulación varía según la tipología y localización de los proyectos y aún carece, en muchos casos, de validación empírica sólida.
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