Developing your design process : six key concepts for studio / Albert C. Smith and Kendra Schank Smith.
By: Smith, Albert C
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Contributor(s): Smith, Kendra Schank.
Publisher: New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group 2015Description: xxiii, 234 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm.ISBN: 9780415840729 (pbk.) :; 0415840724 (pbk.) :.Subject(s): Architectural designSummary: Developing Your Design Process is your primary source for acquiring knowledge of how and why you design. It will help you understand how architects think as well as learn why you should educate yourself about design culture. You'll explore the spark of imagination that leads to a strong concept, realize the importance of sketching and rough drafts, focus your original concept to make your abstract idea visible, and finally step away for a moment to critically question your concept by identifying its strengths and weaknesses. You'll also be introduced...
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Includes index.
Developing Your Design Process is your primary source for acquiring knowledge of how and why you design. It will help you understand how architects think as well as learn why you should educate yourself about design culture. You'll explore the spark of imagination that leads to a strong concept, realize the importance of sketching and rough drafts, focus your original concept to make your abstract idea visible, and finally step away for a moment to critically question your concept by identifying its strengths and weaknesses. You'll also be introduced...
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