Intro to Architecture Basic (Coming Soon)

Course Overview

Introduction to Architecture Basic

Learn the fundamentals of architecture, including design principles, tools, and techniques, tailored for beginners.

Course Description

This course is designed for beginners who are curious about architecture and want to build a strong foundation in its core principles. You will explore the art and science of designing spaces, learn about essential tools and techniques, and understand how architects bring ideas to life.

Whether you’re considering a career in architecture, want to improve your knowledge of building design, or are simply curious about how spaces are created, this course will guide you step-by-step through the basics.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, you will:

1. Understand what architecture is and its importance in shaping the built environment.
2. Learn the fundamental principles of architectural design, including form, function, and aesthetics.
3. Explore architectural drawing and visualization tools used in design.
4. Gain insight into architectural history and how it influences modern designs.
5. Develop the ability to analyze and critique simple architectural designs.

Target Audience

1. Beginners with no prior knowledge of architecture.
2. High school students considering architecture as a career.
3. Hobbyists and creatives who want to understand design principles.

Course Structure

Module 1: Introduction to Architecture

1. What is Architecture?
2. The Role of Architects in Society.
3. The Difference Between Architecture and Other Design Fields.

Module 2: Core Principles of Architectural Design

1. Balance, Proportion, and Scale.
2. Functionality and Usability in Spaces.
3. Exploring Form and Aesthetics.

Module 3: Tools and Techniques for Beginners

1. Introduction to Architectural Drawing (Hand Sketching and Drafting).
2. Overview of Digital Tools (AutoCAD, SketchUp, Revit).
3. Basics of Model Making.

Module 4: A Brief History of Architecture

1. Key Architectural Styles Through the Ages.
2. Notable Architects and Their Impact.
3. Lessons from Historical Buildings.

Module 5: Architectural Visualization and Presentation

1. Sketching Ideas and Concepts.
2. Introduction to 2D and 3D Visualization.
3. Presenting Your Designs Effectively.

Module 6: Applying What You’ve Learned

1. Analyzing Simple Designs (Case Studies).
2. Basic Exercises to Practice Designing Spaces.
3. Constructive Critiques and Feedback.

Teaching Methods

1. Video tutorials and demonstrations.
2. Downloadable resources (PDF guides, templates).
3. Interactive quizzes and assignments.
4. Community discussions for peer feedback.

Course Duration

Approximately 6 weeks, with flexible pacing.

Additional Features

1. Certificate of Completion.
2. Access to exclusive design resources.
3. Opportunities to connect with practicing architects.