- Course Code :
ARC 232
- Level :
Undergraduate
- Course Hours :
3.00
Hours
- Department :
Department of Architectural Engineering
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Area of Study :
The aims of this course are to train student to:
Visualize & Represent architectural forms based on scientific methods.
Represent architectural drawings by means of shades, shadows, and perspective shots..
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The course examines the language of architectural form and deals with the techniques of
analyzing and representing it by different means of rendering. The course includes lectures,
problem solving and exercises.
Topics include:
Shade and Shadow: Fundamentals; shade of points, lines, planes, and volumes.
Exercises on shade and shadow of different architectural elements; arches, stairs,
curves, etc.
Perspective: Fundamentals of perspective; plane of image, position of the observer,
cone of vision, angles of vision, vanishing points (one point, two points),
Architectural perspective. Shade and shadow in perspective.
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Books:
Course notes :
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Recommended books :
LEVINSON, Edward D. – Architectural Rendering Fundamentals – N.Y.: McGraw-Hill,
1983.
LIN, Mike W. – Architectural Rendering Techniques / A Color Reference – N.Y.: Wiley,
1985.
MONTAGUE, John – Basic Perspective: A visual Approach – 3rd Ed. – N.Y.: Wiley, 1998.
UDDIN, M. Saleh – Axonometric & Oblique Drawing: A 3-D Construction, Rendering, &
Design Guide – N.Y.: McGraw-Hill, 1997.
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