Colour Harmony as the Key to Urban Identity: The Role of the "Harmony of Colours" Software
In a world where cities balance between modernisation and the preservation of cultural heritage, colour plays a crucial role. The “Harmony of Colours” software, presented during the 12th International AIC Congress, offers an innovative solution for designers striving for harmony in urban spaces. This software combines technology and science to elevate colour design to a higher level. What is the “Harmony of Colours” Software? The “Harmony of Colours” software is an advanced tool specially developed to support designers in creating harmonious colour palettes. The programme uses a systematic approach, whereby colours, textures and light are automatically adjusted to the chosen harmony. This allows designers to visualise different design solutions quickly and efficiently. The software is based on the NCS system® (Natural Colour System), a scientific method for modelling colour, material a…
In a world where cities balance between modernisation and the preservation of cultural heritage, colour plays a crucial role. The “Harmony of Colours” software, presented during the 12th International AIC Congress, offers an innovative solution for designers striving for harmony in urban spaces. This software combines technology and science to elevate colour design to a higher level.
What is the “Harmony of Colours” Software?
The “Harmony of Colours” software is an advanced tool specially developed to support designers in creating harmonious colour palettes. The programme uses a systematic approach, whereby colours, textures and light are automatically adjusted to the chosen harmony. This allows designers to visualise different design solutions quickly and efficiently.
The software is based on the NCS system® (Natural Colour System), a scientific method for modelling colour, material and light. This makes it possible to ensure consistency and precision in both architectural and urban designs.
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