14-week interdisciplinary studio schedule progressing from 2D to 3D¶
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Description¶
The course schedule structures a 14-week studio progressing from simple to complex across dimensional modes. The article states: "the gradual structure of the studio was described by devoting seven weeks to 2-dimensional works, 1-2 weeks to relief and folding works that define the transition from 2-dimensional to 3-dimensional, and six weeks to 3-dimensional works." The schedule was constantly updated based on instructors' observations of student learning speed and level.
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- Weekly clues from different disciplines
- Instructor observation to update the schedule iteratively
Constraints¶
- Designed for first-semester architectural basic design education; can be reorganized for different schools and values
Target Learners¶
- first-year architecture students
Target Goals¶
- visual perception
- three-dimensional thinking
- design principles and elements
Claims¶
- A course schedule guided by Bloom's Revised Taxonomy is proposed to raise the planned contribution ratings of six program learning outcomes [+W]
- Students exemplified discovered clues when explaining their designs orally [+W]
Related Patterns¶
Examples¶
- Use discipline-specific clues as design problems to foster analyze and evaluate steps
- Interdisciplinary clue types for basic design studio
Key Sources¶
- Sözen, G., & Özen-Yavuz, A. (2024). Proposing a course schedule for architectural basic design studio guided by Bloom's Revised Taxonomy. Turkish Journal of Education, 13(4), 379-409. https://doi.org/10.19128/turje.1495965
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14-week interdisciplinary studio schedule progressing from 2D to 3D |
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The course schedule structures a 14-week studio progressing from simple to complex across dimensional modes. |
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