3d spatial design level 3

2. Course description Summary: This course is responding to the industry need for creative practitioners who can interpret, conceptualise and make 3 dimensional outcomes. Course description: On this new and exciting course you will gain skills and experience for a career in Interior Design, Product Design, Architecture, Sculpture, Set Design for Film and TV, Stage Design for Theatre and Furniture Design. We aim to develop your 3 dimensional understanding from research and conceptualisation through to prototyping and construction. During the course you will learn the principles of 3 dimensional methodology; developing your drawing skills - figurative, environmental and reportage. You will develop material techniques and knowledge of 3D and 2D media properties combined with a sound knowledge of design methodology and history. You will be based within the Creative Arts Building. However this is a client-facing, collaborative learning environment with work in the 3-D Workshop and wood workshops on campus as well as working off-site gaining experiences of real work and touring major sites of architectural and design significance. Contextual, historical and critical analysis will form an important and expansive element of this course; whilst studying you will need to position and connect your work within the historical context of the world of Art and Design. You will be continually exposed to Art, Architecture and Design through class-based activities, drawing, material experimentation and off-site trips, projects and residential visits. Learning outcome: Students will learn to project manage a 3-D Design from concept art and design, to material selection, manipulation, prototype and final outcome. Students will develop computer-aided design skills however the main focus of the course is developing student's art, hand and craft skills as well as their skills of project management.