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C1321 Architectural Presentation Drawing

POLYTECHNICS OF MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

C1321 ARCHITECTURAL PRESENTATION DRAWING

DURATION

1 SEMESTER (15 WEEKS) THEORY : 30 HOURS PRACTICAL : 75 HOURS 4.5 NONE

CREDIT HOUR PREREQUISITE

: :

SYNOPSIS ARCHITECTURAL PRESENTATION DRAWING provides knowledge during practicing in the drawing studio, media and basic tools to draw, primary drawing/sketching techniques, hatching techniques on drawing, presentation drawing, lettering, colour in presentation drawing, architectural presentation elements and the preparation of presentation drawing. The module aims to make the students realize the primary techniques, hatching techniques, colour and architectural presentation elements.

OBJECTIVES At the end of the module, students will be able to: 1. state the purposes and types of architectural presentation drawing. 2. explain the methods of applying the architectural presentation elements on presentation drawing. 3. discuss the theory of colour and recognize the media and colouring tools and use it on presentation drawing.

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SUMMARY

C1321 Architectural Presentation Drawing

(30 THEORY : 75 PRACTICAL)

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PRACTICE IN THE DRAWING STUDIO (1 hour) Understanding the purposes of the drawing studio and the uses of tools which related to architectural presentation drawing. MEDIA AND BASIC TOOLS TO DRAW Recognizing and understanding the uses of basic tools to draw. (1 hour)

2.0

3.0

PRIMARY DRAWING/SKETCHING TECHNIQUES (2 hours) Recognizing the importance of viewing and drawing cycle and learning the primary drawing techniques started from the line, applying anthropometric and choosing the view direction. HATCHING TECHNIQUES ON DRAWING (2 hours) Learning the primary hatching techniques and its purposes on presentation drawing. PRESENTATION DRAWING (4 hours) Recognizing and preparing various types of 2D and 3D presentation drawing. LETTERING Types of lettering used on architectural presentation drawing. (2 hours)

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5.0

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COLOUR ON PRESENTATION DRAWING (2 hours) Discussing the theory of colour and recognizing the media and colouring tools and using it on presentation drawing. ARCHITECTURAL PRESENTATION ELEMENTS (15 hours) Using the elements of human sculpture, plants, vehicles, shadows and environmental context with more effective. PRODUCTION OF PRESENTATION DRAWING Preparing a set of presentation drawing. (1 hour)

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9.0

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PRACTICAL

C1321 Architectural Presentation Drawing

1.0 2.0

COMPLETING PRIMARY DRAWING EXERCISE COMPLETING FREE LINE DRAWING EXERCISE AND DRAWING THE LINE USING TOOLS COMPLETING EXERCISE BASED ON 3D DRAWING 3.1 Perspective drawing 3.2 Isometric and axonometric drawing COMPLETING EXERCISE BASED ON 2D DRAWING 4.1 Orthographic drawing USING HATCHING AND COLOURING TECHNIQUES ON 2D AND 3D DRAWING COMPLETING DRAWING EXERCISE TO INDICATE THE USE OF ARCHITECTURAL PRESENTATION ELEMENTS PREPARING A SET OF COLOURED PRESENTATION DRAWING

(5 hours) (5 hours)

3.0

(10 hours)

4.0

(10 hours)

5.0

(15 hours)

6.0

(10 hours)

7.0

(10 hours)

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SYLLABUS

C1321 Architectural Presentation Drawing

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PRACTICE IN THE DRAWING STUDIO 1.1 Introduction to the drawing studio: 1.1.1 Recognizing the uses and purposes of the drawing studio/room in an organization/society. 1.2 Identifying materials and tools used for architectural presentation drawing: 1.2.1 Recognizing all main tools used in conventional drawing. 1.2.2 Recognizing all support tools used in the drawing studio. 1.2.3 Recognizing and understanding main purpose of each tool and its correlation.

2.0

MEDIA AND BASIC TOOLS TO DRAW 2.1 Recognizing pencil grade and quality for sketching and drawing works and the way to use it properly: 2.1.1 Recognizing and using pencil for free sketching 2.1.2 Recognizing and using clutch pencil on free sketching 2.2 Recognizing types of pen which suitable for architectural studies: 2.2.1 Recognizing and using different types of pen in architectural presentation like ball pen, felt pen, ink pen and technical pen. 2.2.2 Recognizing various types of paper for drawing works. 2.2.3 Using accurate paper for pencil and pen. 2.2.4 Using accurate paper for architectural drawing.

3.0

PRIMARY DRAWING/SKETCHING TECHNIQUES 3.1 Explaining the importance of viewing and sensitivity to the surrounding as the basic to draw. 3.2 Explaining drawing cycle:

brain hand sculpture

3.3 Explaining the concept and importance of sketches in architectural presentation drawing works Sketches 3.4.1 Sketching from the real view. 3.4.2 Sketching from the imagination. 3.4.3 Exposing and practicing types of line on sketches from the basic until the 3D imagination.

eye

3.4

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3.4.4 3.4.5 3.4.6 3.4.7

C1321 Architectural Presentation Drawing

Understanding the importance of anthropometric on drawing/sketching. Identifying, understanding and using anthropometric. View direction/orientation. Defining and using view direction/orientation as the planning to prepare a proper graphic drawing.

4.0

HATCHING TECHNIQUES ON DRAWING 4.1 Explaining and discussing the quality and characteristics of line: 4.1.1 Explaining psychological reaction and correlation towards human being. 4.2 Hatching techniques: 4.2.1 Hatching using point technique. 4.2.2 Hatching using line technique. 4.2.3 Hatching using scratch technique. 4.2.4 Hatching using the combination of point, line and scratch techniques. 4.2.5 Using suitable scratch and grain techniques to indicate the types of material such as timber, brick, stone and so forth used for drawing composition. 4.2.6 Apply the hatching technique to indicate shadows in drawing composition.

5.0

PRESENTATION DRAWING Recognizing and preparing various types of architectural presentation drawing. 5.1 Perspective 5.1.1 Recognizing and understanding principles and terms used during the process of preparing perspective drawing. 5.1.2 Recognizing importance terms used on perspective drawing. 5.1.3 Recognizing the similarities between perspective drawing and isometric and axonometric drawing. 5.1.4 Recognizing and understanding various methods of drawing perspective. Isometric and Axonometric 5.2.1 Recognizing and understanding importance principles to prepare isometric and axonometric drawing. 5.2.2 Recognizing the similarities and differences on both types of drawing. 5.2.3 Recognizing the accurate, proper and efficient method to dimension 3D object. 5.2.4 Recognizing the method to create shadow and shade projection on 3D drawing. Orthographic Drawing 5.3.1 Understanding concepts and differences between first and third angular orthographic projection. 5/9

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5.3.2 5.3.3

C1321 Architectural Presentation Drawing

Understanding the method to dimension 2D drawing systematically. Recognizing the method to draw simple building section horizontally and vertically.

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LETTERING 6.1 Recognizing types of lettering 6.1.1 Standard lettering according to ratio for all uppercase, lowercase, numbers and decimals. 6.2 Recognizing the method of spacing letters, word and sentence 6.2.1 Understanding the right method to locate the title at the given section in architectural presentation drawing.

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COLOUR ON PRESENTATION DRAWINGS 7.1 Discussing the general use of colour and introducing the media and colouring tools for architectural presentation drawing: 7.1.1 Water colour 7.1.2 Pencil colour 7.1.3 Markers 7.1.4 Poster colour 7.2 Theory of colour: 7.2.1 Colour dimension 7.2.2 Colour wheel 7.2.3 Tone 7.2.4 Value 7.2.5 Chrome Recognizing and applying the concept of colour selection in topic 8.0 and 9.0

7.3

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ARCHITECTURAL PRESENTATION ELEMENTS 8.1 Explaining and discussing the use of presentation elements with more effective 8.2 Architectural presentation elements: 8.2.1 Drawing human figure. 8.2.2 Using the elements of human sculpture, plants and vehicles to indicate the scale and anthropometric in drawing composition. 8.2.3 Using shadows to show depth of field. 8.2.4 Using colour and hatching with more effective.

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PRODUCTION OF PRESENTATION DRAWING 9.1 Presentation drawing Drawing based on anthropometric and scale for following things: 9.1.1 Site plan 9.1.2 Floor plan 6/9

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9.1.3 9.1.4 9.2 Elevation 3D drawing

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Explaining the importance purpose of human sculpture, plants, vehicles and furniture and applying it on presentation drawing works.

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ASSESSMENT

C1321 Architectural Presentation Drawing

Assessment of this module as follows: i. ii. Continuous Evaluation (CE) Final Examination (FE) 100% 0%

CONTINUOUS EVALUATION (CE): (CE breakdown is based on 100%)

(100%)

Continuous Evaluation is carried out throughout the semester and consists of the following parts: a. b. Assignments minimum 25 Portfolio 60% 40%

FINAL EXAMINATION (FE): Final examination is held at the end of the semester.

(0%)

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REFERENCES

C1321 Architectural Presentation Drawing

Ching, Frank DK. (1995). Architecture: Form, Space and Order, Van Nostrand Reinhold. Laseau, Paul. (1995). Graphic Thinking for Architects and Designers, Van Nostrand Reinhold. Harris, Cyril M. (2000). Dictionary of Architecture and Construction, McGraw-Hill. Knobler, Nathan. ( ). Dialog Seni Tampak, Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka.

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