Conceptual process, design theory and programmatic concerns involved
in residential, institutional and commercial interior design.
Emphasis is placed on visual communications techniques including
an explanation of media and the forms of visual communication
of design concepts.
Objectives
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To provide initial study in media that evolve
and communicate design concepts to a public audience
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To provide a framework for investigation
of perspective drawing, typography, layout and composing, photographics,
schematic design and diagramming, printing processes, and introductory
color theory
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To become directly involved with he hand
manipulation of media including graphite, color pencils, dry
markers, pen and ink, watercolor, spray media, photocopies,
and black-line printing
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To become familiar with the drawing surfaces
of hot and cold press illustration board, mylar, vellum, stipple
board and various appropriate paper products
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To enhance skills and confidence in drawing
through practice and observation
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To promote visual acuity and perceptual awareness
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To utilize drawing as a means for discovery,
investigation and documentation of architectural ideas
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To interact with and understand the significance
of electronic image making and computer design
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To provide an opportunity for students in
related areas (with instructor permission) to study the specialty
of design communication
