The built environment -- where we live, work, and entertain privately or in public -- was designed by someone at some time. In this course, students develop an understanding of the architectural design process and its impact on outcome. Topics will cover historical and contemporary architecture, freehand drawing, and representation through mechanical means. The drawing components are introductory in nature, preparing students with the basic skills and confidence required to pursue further study in drawing or design at SAIC and other institutions. Field trips, readings, and class projects provide an overview of both the science and art of designing buildings. All levels of experience are welcome.
Registration for this course is closed.
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Class meeting time | 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
Class meeting days | Tuesday |
Building and room | Sharp 706 |
Course number | 2619 |
Course instructor | David Ellis |