MİM105

School of Architecture and Design \ Architecture

3

6

Compulsory

English

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Architecture

This course consists ofexercises and applications covering architectural abstraction methods (such as sketching, readings related to the site and/or structure), architectural representation techniques (fieehand, scaled and unscaled perspective presentations, architectural and graphic layouts), digital design methods such as CAD, conventional representation and presentation technjques, scientific iesearch methods, media management and presentation, and an introduction to AI-supported research techniques. The aim ofthe course is to develop first-year architecture students' visual-spatial thinking and perception skills, as well also enhance their abilities to use design tools, media, and methods, and to strengthen their research and thinking competencies. Bu the end of the course , students will have learned that there are verious tools and media through which they can express what they imagine and will be able to use these at a basic level; they will be able to produce presentations that incorporate verious modes of representation and expression, develop and explain their designs using both digital and traditioanl methods and acquire basic skills in computer-based design, modeling and AI supported research.

Sources on freehand techniques, the techniques of collage, montage, photomontage, etc., vector drawing tools, video and image editing tools, and post-production software.

To develop the visual-spatial thinking and perception skills of the first year architecture students.
Using design tools, environments and methods to improve research and thinking skills.

1. Students learn that there are different tools and media through which they can convey their imagination and can use these tools and media at a basic level.
2. Produce presentations including different forms of expression and expression.
3. Are able to develop and explain their designs using digital and traditional methods, tools and media.
4. Gain basic design and modelling skills in computer environment and artificial intelligence supported research skills.

Week 1: Introduction - General information about the course and introduction to the course / Information about preliminary preparations.
- Explanation of the purposes of the physical and digital tools to be used. - File types (extensions) and areas of use. Bitmap - Vector distinction.
Week 2: Introduction to basic drawing tools and environment. Basic drawing exercises.
- Exploring three-dimensional expression using horizontal, vertical, and diagonal lines.
- Explaining lines, planes, and volumes starting from a point.
- Sketchbook - Introduction to the interface and tools
- The importance and place of drawing and writing elements in architectural design and expression
- Vertical, horizontal, and curved line applications, writing applications.
Submission 01 - 5 points / In-class drawing exercises
Week 3: Introduction and Basic Concepts
- Introduction to Sketching
- Basic Drawing Techniques, Drawing Tools
Submission 02 - 5 points / Thematic Poster
Week 4: Perspective Drawing - Perspective Drawing and Developing Observation Skills - One-Point, Two-Point, Three-Point Perspective, Drawing from Real Life
Submission 03 - 5 points / Perspective Drawing
Week 5: One-point and two-point perspective drawing - Experiments with simple forms - In-class drawing exercises (sketchbook)
Submission 04 - 5 points / Perspective Drawing
Week 6: - Creating orthographic drawings from a model examined using Sketchup Viewer. - Creating axonometric drawings from orthographic drawings. - Experiments using simple geometric forms.
Submission 05- 5 points / Views of a three-dimensional object
Week 7: - Creating orthographic drawings from models examined using Sketchup Viewer. - Creating axonometric drawings from orthographic drawings. - Experiments with complex forms.
Submission 06 - 5 points / Appearances of three-dimensional objects
Week 8: - Introduction to the interface and working principles of the Autocad programme. - Transfer of basic AutoCAD commands. - Production of an axonometric drawing.
Submission 07- 10 points / In-class drawing exercises – AutoCAD
Week 9: Section work - Taking the section of a prism - Taking the section of a pyramid.
Submission 08- 10 points / Plan-sections of prisms and pyramids
Week 10: Scale concept and types - Dimensioning a drawing - Preparing orthographic drawings of a hollow pyramidal object.
Submission 09-15 points / Hollow pyramidal object
Week 11: - Scale-detail relationship - Technical drawing rules in architecture - Obtaining scaled output via AutoCAD - Adjusting colour and line thickness in the output
Submission 10-15 points / Hut plan-section
Week 12: - Artificial intelligence-supported research study.
Submission 11-20 points

Homework