Basic technical drawing processes and skills using tee squares, parallel bars, triangles, templates, and scales to produce measured drawings as applied to architectural, interior and furniture design. A continuation of HID 121. Design investigations of spaces as articulated by the interaction of individual and place. Introduction to light and color with ongoing study of materials. Emphasis placed on cognitive understanding of design process.
Visual communication processes as they support design activities.
Exercises aimed at developing a mastery of both technical and non-technical methods of visual communication. Survey of design forms evolved in response to man's needs for community, architecture, furnishings, and artifacts from pre-historic periods through the modern era with reference to cultural, political, and technological movements which affected their development. 211, or departmental approval. Design investigations of increasingly complex spaces as articulated by the interaction of individual and place. Ongoing emphasis on light, color, materials and structure as aspects of space design.