01 GEOMETRY & FORM: DESIGN ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES
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To investigate various methods of idea generation via rigorous design processes via workshop-based instruction.
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To investigate different methods for translating concepts, translating designs, and interpretation.
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To investigate various applications of design principles in architectural expression and communication.
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To improve one's capacity for creating three-dimensional designs and translating them into diagrams.
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OUTCOME --------
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Choose 1 Ordering Principle from the following list: • Axis • Symmetry • Hierarchy • Datum • Rhythm • Repetition
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Explore the chosen ordering principle in form and volume (models) via the following Primary Elements: ​• Point • Line • Plane
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Represent the chosen ordering principle in a combination of 2 or 3 of the primary elements in Part 2 in one more subsequent model.
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Draw, render and shade 4 tattoo stamps of your model from Part 3.
TAYLOR'S GRADUATE CAPABILITIES (TGC)
Discipline Specific Knowledge
"Since this is the first project, I am tasked with leveraging my comprehensive understanding of design principles and elements to articulate and present my models to show my understanding of them."
Lifelong Learning
"I have faced the challenge of applying design principles to create unique models, emphasizing the importance of lifelong learning and intellectual engagement. I realized the need to continuously refine my design skills, setting the stage for continuous growth in the field of architecture."
Thinking and Problem-Solving skills
"My critical thinking and creative problem-solving abilities, which are essential in the complex field of architectural design, were sharpened by this experience, which also encouraged constant improvement and application throughout my academic career."
Intrapersonal Skills
"The design journey not only assessed technical proficiency but also fostered the development of interpersonal abilities. Critical evaluation and self-reflection improved independent work capacity and creative process understanding. This practice established a framework for growth, emphasizing the importance of interpersonal skills in improving architectural design methods."
Citizenship and Global Perspectives
"I have gained a deeper understanding of the connection between design and citizenship and global perspectives. This increased awareness led to a greater appreciation for diversity and cultural sensitivity in architectural discourse. This awareness has become a crucial part of my methodology, emphasizing the social implications of design choices and the importance of considering diverse viewpoints when creating the built environment."