Week 1 - Terms
The art and science of designing buildings, civic spaces and associated infrastructure.
Architecture
Architectural Drawings that help explain design ideas.
Plan, Section, Elevation, Perspective
The repetition of a process in order to come up with new ideas and test out options.
Iteration
A curated set of finishes that establish the design intent, mood, and visual
Finish Palette
Our theme for camp this year that focuses on
Futuristic Architecture
An indoor or outdoor area that architects design.
Space (Interior)
The relationship between the size of something on paper and its size in real life.
Scale
One of the most used and effective ways to express 3D design ideas. Can be made from paper, clay, cardboard, or wood
Model
A collection of branded files, variations, and formats given to a client for use across print and digital media
A strong base or floor so the building does not collapse.
Foundation
A detailed list of requirements and functions (space) in a building.
Program
The tool a designer most likely uses to measure a room.
Measuring tape
Four types of spaces associated with the concept of Proximity.
Cooperative, Opposed, Isolated, and Collaborative Spaces
This category of colors sit on one side of the color wheel and include reds, oranges, yellows, and combinations of these hues.
Warm Colors (Paint Colors)
Someone who outlines the project, helps with decision making, and provides feedback
Client
Three types of design projects discussed that architects design.
Residential, Commercial & Landscape
The practice of designing buildings and spaces with deep awareness of how they affect people, communities, and the environment.
Mindfulness (Mindful architecture)
The scale of this year's final physical model.
⅛”=1’ (on day 2)
A durable, fire resistant, and eco-friendly building material.
Brick
A display that communicates value, showcases your ideas, and persuades the client that your ideas/design provide a solution to their need
Presentation