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Arch 200b
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| Course Number | Arch 200b |
| Course Name | Architectural Design Studio |
| Instructor | Chow Anderson |
| Institution | UC Berkeley |
| Semester | 2012 Spring |
| Is Active | No |
| Sessions |
Here we will list all the Sessions tied to this course.
Week 1 , Week 2 , Week 3 , Week 4 , Week 5 , Week 6 , Week 7 , Week 8 , Week 9 , Week 10 , Week 11 , Week 12 , Week 13 , Week 14 , Week 15
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Introduction to Modes of Representation
Objective: To familiarize the student with the tools and techniques available to aid in clearly representing URBAN issues in the design process.
Introduction to Modeling Techniques, Materials and Tools
Objective: To familiarize the students with the Rhino 3D interface to enable the students to generate templates and cut files for physical models.
Introduction to ArcGIS
Objective: This lecture is intended to introduce you to the basic vocabulary concept and use of ArcGIS. ArcGIS is a large program with many extensions and many uses.
ArcGIS and Exporting to Illustrator
Objective: This lecture is intended to expand on your recent knowledge of the ArcGIS interface and focus on generating GIS files that can be exported to Illustrator and edited to create analytical mappings.
Modeling with Rhinoceros 4
Objective: This lesson will build upon the student’s current knowledge of modeling with Rhino and introduce them to the tools needed to generate well-crafted 3D models.
Modeling with Rhinoceros 4
Objective: This lesson will build upon the student’s current knowledge of modeling with Rhino and introduce them to the tools needed to generate well-crafted 3D models.
Introduction to Google SketchUp and Site Analysis
Objective: This tutorial will introduce the basic use of SKETCHUP focusing on lighting studies of urban models to generate an understanding of URBAN site conditions.
Rhino 2D/AutoCAD
Objective: This tutorial will be geared towards getting the student familiar with 2D Rhino, focusing on the Rhino interface, document set-up, tools and techniques for generating 2D drawings.
Rhino 2D/AutoCAD
Objective: This tutorial will be geared towards getting the student familiar with 2D Rhino, focusing on the Rhino interface, document set-up, tools and techniques for generating 2D drawings.
Introduction to Vray & Travel Documentation Methods
Objective: This tutorial will introduce the students to a basic understanding of Vray lighting and materials to allow the students to architectural renderings.
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Post-Production of Renderings
Objective: This lesson will focus on the post production of renderings by introducing Photoshop techniques to aid in the generation of presentation-ready images.
Presentation Techniques
Objective: In an attempt to aid in the production of final boards, this class will focus on board layout and composition as a tool for final presentations.