The Architecture Studio

The architectural studio I was dreaming of today. In my "Home Design 2000" program, I spent countless hours doing "construction company" and designing various buildings. Today is the beginning of the 2003 fall semester of the State University College of Architecture and Planning (CAPD). I was standing in Studio # 323, lovingly by a building expert and known as a "studio in the attic". It is well known that other courses envy this room, so I feel very fortunate to have a very cool layout and the biggest space in the studio.

My architectural background just after graduating from school was short. I am working in two studio. One is Tel Aviv 's interior design studio and the other is Lyspon' s young building studio. Both are disasters. Infinite daily drafting of the office floorplan seems like a punishment compared to the exciting exploration of the architectural form and function of my final project. To escape office chores, I did the only sensible thing I could think ... I went back to school. While recalling the excitement of design and technology, I took a postgraduate course in architecture and started a programming course at the Department of Computer Science. The lesson I participated for the first time was the introduction of computer science. There I learned to write the first code in C, compile and debug. It's difficult ... but I like it. Since I was still an architect at that time, I did programming work late at night.

In the first two years of the architectural project we will introduce graphic media, structural systems and mechanical systems, architectural history and theory, and four architectural design studios. We will also develop a palette of traditional digital graphic technology. This includes common commercial software applications such as Form · Z, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Lightscape etc. In the years of junior and senior, we will select courses in specific fields such as design studio, history, urban research, landscape, theory and philosophy, graphic communication and architectural science. As part of Miami's free educational requirements, you will also complete a series of advanced free learning courses and vertex experiences.