Architecture: Shaping spaces that inspire, through the art and science of architecture.

Architecture course introduces the core principles, history, and practices of architecture, emphasizing the relationship between form, function, and context. It includes architectural drawing, model-making, spatial design, and critical analysis. The course fosters creativity, visual literacy, and understanding of structural systems, design theory, and sustainable, culturally responsive architectural solutions.

Key Concepts:

Design concepts are developed through spatial principles like scale, proportion, and movement, using sketches and 3D visual studies.

Geometry is manipulated through digital tools to create and analyze spatial volumes and architectural compositions.

Textures, reflections, and transparencies are digitally simulated to study the material impact on space and atmosphere.

Lighting—both natural and artificial—is used to shape mood, define surfaces, and influence the emotional tone of a space.

Digital modeling expresses structural systems and integrates construction elements like frames and skins into design.

Spaces are designed as experiential journeys that communicate story and identity through form, material, and light.