ARCH 281 - Architectural Analysis I
Requirement Fulfillment: Requirement for B.S. in Architecture; M. Arch; B.S. in Preservation Studies; M.S. in Preservation Practices;
Delivery: Other
The course will introduce beginning students to Architectural Analysis through various media of representation and simulation. Students will engage in drawing, digital image making, and modeling techniques as fundamental tools for documentation, analysis, representation and visual communication. Emphasis will be on learning through architectural precedents and field studies, as a way to understand deeply various buildings and their contexts.
Using case studies, students will learn sketching from observation, photographic recording, documentation of field conditions with accuracy, manual and digital drafting, basic digital modeling, digital image manipulation, processing, basic graphic design strategies, portfolio composition and presentation techniques related to architecture in context. There will be a combination of short lectures, workshops and field trips throughout the semester. Most exercises will be performed in-class, with support from lectures and tutorials.
Repeatable: Yes
3 credits
Fall
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