ARCH-250 - Architectural Design II

3 credits

This course will be an introduction to three-dimensional (3D) design principally in the field of architecture. It will also serve as a survey to 3D design in a range of fields from product design to interior design. Projects will be represented graphically using isometric and perspective drawing techniques. This course is intended to provide the aesthetic and technical foundations needed to produce works in three dimensions. Models and other 3D projects will be constructed. Emphasis will be place on problem solving, planning, and constructing 3D forms in various materials, while exploring traditional and non-traditional possibilities of visual expression through 3D projects. Instructional time: 2 lecture and 3 lab hours

Prerequisite(s): ARCH-150;

Corequisite(s): ARCH-250L