Dr. Tippey & Professor Reuschling
As the first design studio of the Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies, this course introduces students to the iterative design process used by architects and other designers as a method of inquiry and idea generation. While students learn basic drawing conventions, they also learn to interrogate and challenge the architectural conventions in pursuit of new ways of conceiving space, and they learn to see the created image as a tool for communication. Simultaneously, students learn to read three-dimensional space as a phenomenon of the human experience, and to document and articulate these readings both visually and verbally. Students work in 2D and 3D modes, as well as to toggle between analog and digital modes. Reading and writing are essential components of this studio.
Tyler Cokrlic
Challenging the Conventions, Composing in 2D 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5, and Composing in 3D
Challenging the Conventions: Breaking the conventions of 2D composition. Composing in 2D: Studying and creating compelling forms in 2D. Composing in 3D: Studying and creating compelling forms in 3D.
Sam Clemente
Composition and Value
Using my strongest figure ground composition, I created four value studies using charcoal, india ink, collage work, and digital linework that were balanced, dynamic, and layered.
