ARCH 1301 Architectural Design I + ARCH 1101 Architectural Representation I - Hybrid Syllabus

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Hybrid-course syllabus for ARCH 1301 Architectural Design I and ARCH 1101 Architectural Representation I at the College of Architecture, Texas Tech University, for Fall 2020. The document outlines hybrid delivery requirements and possible full online transition due to COVID-19 health concerns, including schedule blocks for morning/afternoon studio sessions and representation meetings. It lists studio coordinators, representation coordinators, office details and office hours by appointment, and identifies morning and afternoon critics. It also provides course descriptions and learning objectives covering observation, abstraction, design communication, line-weight systems, projection systems, and representational methods.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryResearch & Report

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Pages12

Reading Time30 min

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Course Overview

Hybrid Delivery and Schedule

Staff and Critiques

Studio Coordinator and Representation Coordinator

Morning and Afternoon Critics

Course Descriptions

ARCH 1301 Architectural Design I

ARCH 1101 Architectural Representation I

Learning Objectives

1301 Learning Objectives

1101 Learning Objectives

ARCH 1301 Architectural Design I + ARCH 1101 Architectural Representation I FALL 2020, COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE, TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY ***Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, this studio will be taught in Hybrid format. Therefore, students will need to have access to a computer, webcam, and microphone for remote delivery of the class. If Texas Tech University campus operations are required to change because of health concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, it is possible that this course will move to a fully online delivery format. *** Morning Group Studio TUES & THURS 9:00-12:00 + Representation THURS 12:00-12:50 Afternoon Group Studio TUES & THURS 1:30-4:30 + Representation THURS 4:30-5:20 Terah Maher, Studio Coordinator [terah.maher@ttu.edu](terah.maher@ttu.edu), office: 409, hours by appt. Milad Fereshtehnezhad, Representation Coordinator [milad.fereshtehnezhad@ttu.edu](milad.fereshtehnezhad@ttu.edu), office: 308, hours by appt. MORNING CRITICS: Shakil Shimul, Graduate Part-Time Instructor (morn) shaki[l.shimul@ttu.edu](l.shimul@ttu.edu) Bryan Brummett, Teaching Assistant (morn) [bryan.brummett@ttu.edu](bryan.brummett@ttu.edu) Brandon Geiger, Teaching Assistant (morn) [brandon.c.geiger@ttu.edu](brandon.c.geiger@ttu.edu) Sierra Honesto, Teaching Assistant (morn) [sierra.honesto@ttu.edu](sierra.honesto@ttu.edu) Rebekah King, Teaching Assistant (morn) [rebekah.king@ttu.edu](rebekah.king@ttu.edu) Brooke Lindsey, Teaching Assistant (morn) [brooke.lindsey@ttu.edu](brooke.lindsey@ttu.edu) Adrian Reyna, Teaching Assistant (morn) [adrian. reyna@ttu.edu](adrian. reyna@ttu.edu) AFTERNOON CRITICS: Shakil Shimul, Graduate Part-Time Instructor (aft) shaki[l.shimul@ttu.edu](l.shimul@ttu.edu) Lorena Banda, Teaching Assistant (aft) [lorena.banda@ttu.edu](lorena.banda@ttu.edu) Joshua Durkes, Teaching Assistant (aft) [joshua.durkes@ttu.edu](joshua.durkes@ttu.edu) Emily Ramirez, Teaching Assistant (aft) [emily.ramirez@ttu.edu](emily.ramirez@ttu.edu) Landon Wade, Teaching Assistant (aft) [landon.d.wade@ttu.edu](landon.d.wade@ttu.edu) Tyler Whitsell, Teaching Assistant (aft) [tyler.whitsell@ttu.edu](tyler.whitsell@ttu.edu) Mia Zaro, Teaching Assistant (aft) [mia.zaro@ttu.edu](mia.zaro@ttu.edu) ARCH 1301 Architectural Design I + ARCH 1101 Architectural Representation I COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE, TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION ARCH 1301-Architectural Design I 3 Semester Credit Hours Corequisite: ARCH 1101. Introduction to foundational principles of observation, ordering, and analysis, for the purpose of communicating design strategies, as a precursor to design synthesis. ARCH 1101-Architectural Representation I 1 Semester Credit Hours Corequisite: ARCH 1301. An introduction to the techniques and methods of architectural representation with an emphasis on utilizing architectural projection systems to describe form, space, and geometry. [https://catalog.ttu.edu/content.php?catoid=11&navoid=1217](https://catalog.ttu.edu/content.php?catoid=11&navoid=1217) COURSE DESCRIPTION ...The drawing is a precise observation translated into a precise abstraction... Design Studio I posits that form & space are the architect’s primary and essential materials; and that the task of the architect is the use of form to delineate and shape space. This first studio explores architectural representation the drawing and the model - as the primary vehicles through which architects practice critical perception, critical analysis, transformation of ideas, and the communication of spatial intention. The methodology of abstraction is the foundation of all architectural representation, and therefore the studio will introduce and emphasize a language of architecture, to support the clarity, precision, and quality of architectural ideas. The studio will utilize a variety of representational methods, both analogue and digital, to develop and descibe 3 studio projects that

FAQs

What equipment do students need for the hybrid format?

Students need access to a computer, webcam, and microphone for remote delivery. The course may shift to fully online if campus operations change due to COVID-19 health concerns.

When are the studio and representation sessions scheduled?

Morning Group Studio runs Tues & Thurs 9:00-12:00 with Representation on Thurs 12:00-12:50. Afternoon Group Studio runs Tues & Thurs 1:30-4:30 with Representation on Thurs 4:30-5:20.

What foundational skills are emphasized in ARCH 1301?

ARCH 1301 focuses on observation with accuracy, using architectural drawing as intentional spatial and analytical description, applying architectural vocabulary in design and critique, and forming design propositions with qualified assessments, plus standards for craft and materials sensibilities.

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