Topic:Architectural rendering
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The Projection department of the Architecture School specializes on the projection techniques. As an architect, you have to take the idea of a project from the state of being in your mind to the state of being a representative drawing (or rendering) of the actual finished project. This department focuses on doing that, taking you through the steps of representing the concept in technical drawings, then to the drawing of an actual perspective of the concept.
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[edit] Learning projects
Here are all the learning projects of the Projection department
[edit] Subdivisions
- Descriptive Geometry: Learning about the technical side of architectural projection.
- Perspective Drawing: Learning about artistic and the concept drawing.
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