Story Telling: Architectural Representation and Presentation

A successful architectural project requires the successful communication of that project. In the studio setting, projects exist only through their representation. In this course we will learn successful representational and communication techniques used by architects as a basis for understanding how to communicate design ideas. Students will investigate and use traditional and emerging techniques for presentation, continually communicating all ideas and discoveries visually. Students will then undertake the design of a pavilion on the Middlebury campus, focusing on the effective visual and oral communication of their solution. (HARC 0130 or by waiver)