ARC 101 - Architectural Design I

This course introduces the student to architectural design through the examination of basic principles and elements of design. Human needs such as personal identity, privacy, community and security are studied and applied to a series of problems in spatial organization. The student learns through skills such as sketching and 3-D modeling to create a design language of three-dimensional relationships. Spatial relationships of three dimensions and the philosophy of architectural design are also included in this course. This course includes a laboratory section that has activities specifically designed to facilitated knowledge acquisition of course subject matter.
Co-requisite(s): ARCL 101
3 lecture and 5 laboratory hours per week
5 credit hours