Introduction to Architecture
All course documents and announcements are posted on Google Classroom
All course documents and announcements are posted on Google Classroom
The goal of Introduction to architecture is to prepare students to be active problem solvers, independent design thinkers, and collaborators through real world architectural projects and scenarios. This course will introduce students to the principles of architecture with an emphasis on creativity and design. Programs such as Autodesk REVIT will be taught to further expose students to drafting programs used in the real world. Model making, material selection, and furniture boards will be incorporated into each project. It will show students how architecture can make an impact on the human experience, which students will embrace through each project independently. Introduction to architecture will serve as an entry-level course to prepare them for Architecture II, which will focus on more high-level topics such as building codes, ADA, and commercial design.
Mouse for your computer
computers with documentation software installed will be provided during class to each student
3-Ring Binder with 5 Tab dividers:
handouts & notes, classwork, quizzes, drawings, projects
Students will keep these in the classroom
Bring your mouse for the classroom computer & a pencil every day
Headphones (optional)
If you're absent: Check our Google Classroom everyday for daily announcements, assignments, notes, etc.
When you get back to school please see me to receive anything given out in class and/or to review anything specific that you may have missed.
If you need extra help, please ask! I am a big advocate for asking for help.
Students are graded in the following main categories:
Projects & Drawings
Classwork & written assignments
Quizzes & Tests
Portfolio
If you have any questions or concerns throughout the year please do not hesitate to email me at: