| West Valley College - Department of Architecture | Updated Feb 07, 2011 |
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Architecture 56 |
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Course Objectives: An introduction to the design process through application of problem-solving methodologies to abstract and real-world design projects. The class will explore visual phenomenon in a basic way, and operate within the language of design. Through lectures, reading assignments and studio projects, the student will be able to: 1. Identify and apply basic methodologies and approaches to design 2. Relate the elementary principles of abstract design to the built environment 3. Communicate a design concept to others through enhanced graphic skills and understanding of the principles of graphic communication. 4. Manipulate 3-dimensional space more effectively 5. Apply basic anthropometric data to design. |
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| Instructor: Christopher Clancy AIA christopher_clancy@wvm.edu |
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LECTURE INTRODUCTION LECTURE- NON UTILITARIAN OBJECT
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