Image 26 of 36 from gallery of Institute at School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada / MO-OF. Ground floor plan
Image 24 of 36 from gallery of Institute at School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada / MO-OF. Programme
Image 151 of 215 from gallery of School Architecture: 70 Examples in Plan and Section. Cortesía de Medusagroup
Image 2 of 27 from gallery of McEwen School of Architecture / LGA Architectural Partners. Photograph by Bob Gundu
Aiko Educational Institution is a comprehensive preparatory school for junior high and high school levels, administered by the Catholic Order of Preachers. The school's foundational ethos, encapsulated in the phrase "We Believe," is deeply rooted in the aspiration for each student to evolve into an "internationally educated individual" and an "ambassador of love and enlightenment.
Designing in rapidly growing economies: Dharavi, Mumbai Architectural Association School of Architecture MArch Housing and Urbanism February, 2013
Image 26 of 26 from gallery of Art School – Carcassonne / Jacques Ripault Architecture. Second Floor Plan
Image 125 of 251 from gallery of 50 Impressive Details Using Wood. via © Bergen School of Architecture
Image 27 of 29 from gallery of Athenia High School / StudioNext. Ground Floor Plan
Image 35 of 35 from gallery of Mobile Working Cabin for Rural Vitalization / SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING, NANJING UNIVERSITY. axonometric. Image Courtesy of SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING, NANJING UNIVERSITY
Architectural symbols in drawings act as a shorthand, representing complex architectural elements, materials, and relationships in a simplified and easily recognizable manner...
Image 14 of 14 from gallery of Elementary School Baslergasse / KIRSCH Architecture. Floor Plan
Every quarter in 7th grade art, we attempt an architecture drawing project. Last quarter, it was castle design. This quarter we went back to the old favorite of ornate, Victorian style homes. Using Deep Space Sparkle's Architecture Made Easy template drawing directions, we cruised through the beginning part of this work (I was gone the day the students started this and I came back to amazing results!). Color was added with a pastel chalk graded background, and a water-based marker bleeding technique was used for inside the house. Colored Sharpies added a punch in areas too small for the bleeding technique.
Work plans are used in the classroom as a tool to help the children explore all areas of the classroom. It also encourages them to choose more than a few works that are out of their comfort zone within the three hour work cycle. The work plan I have designed is only to be used for children four years and older (four and a half in most cases). Now, I have been opposed to work plans in the past, for I feel that the child should be left to their own devises to explore and stay with work for extended periods of time. The time that they spend on one work for two hours is just as valuable as the 8+ works that they complete in that same time. I always reward the children if this is the case either with a special responsibility/or project that encompasses one or two areas of the classroom. Sometimes I will reward them with a lesson. And i never tell them that it is a reward. Because their completion of their own work is it's own reward. Here is a link to the work plan. Print it on card stock, in color ink, cut them out and laminate. To personalize, write the child's name on the laminated card in sharpie (I do this to reuse them). Also, block out the days that the child is not present with a sharpie. I use a wet erase pen to place stars in the grid after the children have completed the work.
In this Gothic Cathedral for middle school project, students design their own Gothic Cathedral while learning about architecture.
Image 38 of 46 from gallery of Aarhus School of Architecture / ADEPT + Vargo Nielsen Palle. Third floor plan
Congratulations, you've made it all the way to the September roundup!Let's get started—so, so much happening that month on Archinect: ARCHITECTURE CULTURE ↑ Want to Join Studio Gang? Design Principals Share How Top Job Applicants Made a Strong First Impression As part of our popular
I have gathered a lot of classroom materials and ideas over the years. I mean, a lot. I know some of you can relate to this. I have SO MUCH STUFF. I feel like a hoarder. But my classroom does not look like the homes on the hoarding TV shows. In fact, all my stuff […]
Image 20 of 25 from gallery of Maison De Retraite / Philippe Dubus Architecte. Floor Plan
Image 1 of 29 from gallery of Učenjak Kindergarten Renovation and Extension / od-do architecture + Navor. Photograph by Ana Skobe
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The brief was to design a culinary school for a celebrity chef. The school must have a restaurant, 3 teaching kitchens, shop, reception area, auditorium, resource area, chill out area and 10 bedrooms. I choose a young Irish Chef and designed the project to suit his style.
Image 12 of 13 from gallery of NUBO Kindergarten / PAL Design. Floor Plan
Enjoy creative and educational Project Based Lesson Plans for kids of all ages. Lesson number 1 is all about architecture and architects.
Teach kids about blueprints and architecture with this fun dream house project. Print out blueprints and create and design a house. STEM project idea
Image 9 of 10 from gallery of House & Atelier / Atelier Bow-Wow.
Image 12 of 14 from gallery of JWT Headquarters / Clive Wilkinson Architects. plan
Following on from our last post about Autocad line weights, plot styles etc - we have had a query from one of our readers about what the standards are for line weights when drawing, for example, windows, walls and so on. So, to make it easy for you guys we have put together a template model file for you to download. The model file contains basic standard layers to use when drawing. The colours of these layers correspond with the plot style file that you can also download here. We figured this was the easiest way to demonstrate the standard