FNDT 161 SU01: Core Studio Interdisc Desn
This studio course provides an introduction to interdisciplinary design practices. Students will gain experience with the range of activities that comprise the design process, including generating, refining, and communicating 2D, 3D, and 4D ideas. This course will use lectures, discussions, and assignments to cover design processes, concepts and principles of experience creation, form, meaning and context in design, and visual, verbal, and written communication. Along with an introduction to materiality and hand skills, students will be expected to engage digital literacy skills in generating, developing, documenting, and presenting outcomes using relevant software.
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Born in Dundee, Scotland, Michael Culverwell has won many awards and exhibited and worked, both nationally and internationally, in numerous design fields. He has taught Design up to the graduate levels at several universities and colleges in the UK and Canada. Michael is currently involved in designing a range of solid wood furniture products, with an emphasis on utilizing reclaimed and secondary lumber from sustainable species.
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Jul 2-Aug 17 09:00:00-15:50:00 |
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