After successful completion of the course, students are able to...
After completing the course positively, students will be able to read, understand, rethink and visually convey spatial facts. They have cognitive and manual drawing skills to represent real and imaginary spaces and can communicate their ideas visually.
Here you will develop central basic skills for subsequent courses and for the practice of architectural planning:
Observation: You will discover the properties of objects, light and space by recording observations precisely. You will experience and reflect on dimensional and proportional relationships.
You will also receive practical tips.
Presentation: You will overcome problems and typical errors in spatial imaging and make good decisions for effective representation. You master the composition of spatial images by consciously dealing with the detail of the image.
To do this, you use graphic design tools in a targeted manner and select suitable media.
Rooms, objects and people are presented by you in a powerful visual statement.
Think spatially: You train the ability to think three-dimensionally in space.
and learn to put your thoughts on paper or in another suitable medium
and to develop further there as well.
Implementing ideas: Finally, you will sketch your own concepts, develop them spatially and finish them. ...
Freehand representation by drawing and/or painting, life-drawing, implementation of concrete (spatial) facts in various visual languages, photography art-work, collage-project. Contents, that are to be treated practically and self-actingly, imparted theoretically and practically during the course on the spot are featured. By the series of lectures accompanying the courses (see TUWEL), theoretical and scientific relations relevant to the topics as well as exemplary art-specific relations and correlations are established. Lectures of artists offer a first possibility to become familiar with the manifold languages and forms of contemporary art.
This lecture for ordinary architecture-students (beginners with Studienkennzahl 033 243 only, a. o. students are not accepted)!
Registration:
You are registered automatically by the way of "Orientierungskurs"-registration .
Coordination and contact: Daniel Chamier (chamier@tuwien.ac.at)
Introductory lecture will be announced before March
following lectures: see TUWEL "lecture tube")
Homework: Perspectives and lecture content are checked in weekly homework. Positive results are confirmed in the courses on mondays by a stamp.
Courses on Monday
As we are working on the spot, a continuous participation in the lecture and course is a precondition for a positive examination.
Figure Drawing: Every Wednesday evening, 8 pm - approx. 9:45 pm, an evening nude drawing takes place (presumably at "Aufbaulabor"). The visit of at least three of these dates is part of the course.
The student must have at least 1 of the course(s) completed listed below:
