ARCH 212 - Design Fundamentals Studio I (3)

A transitional design studio course that builds upon the fundamental elements and principles of design introduced in ART 101 and ART 102. This course explores three-dimensional design composition generated from two-dimensional expressions. Initially conceptual and abstract in nature, the process moves the student toward a rational design solution as it relates to space design and the habitable environment, exploring spatial composition and transformation, progression, perception and sequence, light, color, and materiality. For majors in architecture or interior design only. Technical/studio format. Cross-listed with IARC 212 (formerly IARC 241). Prereqs: ART 101, ART 102, ART 110, ART 120, and ART 222. Co-req: ARCH 211. Offered: Fall.