Architecture is dynamic. As societies change and develop, so does architecture. To evolve from the shelter of natural caves and portable tents made of animal skins, to the ornate structures of Athens, Greece. Architecture continues to challenge the limits of one's own imagination and its existing environment. In this course, students learn the mechanical drawing skills required to design space that is functional yet pleasing to the creative spirit. Students study the history and development of major architectural styles of both past and present designs. They learn the basic principles and elements of architectural design. Students practice drafting techniques, architectural scale and, lettering. They understand the stages designing from start to finish. Students study mechanical drawing, layouts, elevations and floor plans. Later in the course the class uses an existing space to survey, draw and finally, redesign it. Client Boards and Sketches for Final Design AssignmentLet's go on an adventure! The SFP Art Department's Theme this year is....you guessed it! ADVENTURE! Each architecture student decided on an adventure they would like to embark on. They brainstormed and researched their dream destination. Students gathered information on their decided on location. They researched pre-existing hotel rooms and then sketched out new design ideas. Students created design idea books and client boards with materials. Students used the APP Floor Planner.com to come up with various design scenarios. Using their drafting expertise, they finally drew out final floor plans and elevations. Please join us on our journey! FINAL FLOOR PLAN DESIGN |
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