Digital Process 6 (ENV-504S) 2021 Fall

2016 serpentine pavilion by bjarke ingels /BIG | Pavilion design, Big  architects, Pavilion
Instructor: Yo Oshima email: [email protected]
instagram: @yo.sensei.design
COURSE SYLLABUS
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Studio Hours: Thursday 8am – 1pm
  • Location: Zoom
Website: https://accdenv.com/
Weekly course notes and assignments will be distributed on the website.
 

Required Material:

Basic drawing supplies 

pencils, pens, paper, straight-edge, scale, triangles, compass, etc.
 

Computer (Recommendation) 

ENV PC buying guide

Software

Rhinoceros (3D Modeling)

Rhino 3D Tutorial: Sun Animation – Center for Applied Research

Twinmotion (Rendering)

https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/twinmotion

Class Concept

Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2013 by Sou Fujimoto opens Download Slide

Evaluation Method:

Assignments will contribute to 85% of the total grade for the class. See the course schedule for the weight of each assignment. Late assignments will not be accepted. Attendance will contribute to 15% of the total grade for the class. Three or more absences will result in an automatic failing grade for the class. Some of the smaller assignments, in addition to the two larger projects, will require student presentations. Students are expected to be prepared to present their work at the beginning of class – preparing work or pinning up material during class, etc. will not be accepted. Students are expected to engage in the presentations of each others’ work. All assignments are due at the beginning of class. Late assignments will not be accepted unless arrangements are made with the instructor prior to the due date. Attendance to each class is mandatory; any absences must be approved by the instructor prior to that class. Students are encouraged to work on the assignments in the lab at the same time. Minor technical problems can become overwhelming when learning new tools, and the assistance of classmates will prove invaluable. This encouragement is not, however, to be construed as acceptance of collaborative work. Each student is expected to submit individual work for each assignment. Assignments See the course schedule for the weight of each assignment. Late assignments will not be accepted. Attendance Three or more unexcused absences will result in an automatic failing grade for the class. Failing to attend the final review will result in an automatic failing grade for the class. Grading: Department Chairs’ Approved Grading Policy Please note: 1. All assignments are due at the beginning of class. Late assignments will not be accepted unless arrangements are made with the instructor prior to the due date. Attendance to each class is mandatory; any absences must be approved by the instructor prior to that class. 2. Students are encouraged to work on the assignments in the lab at the same time. Minor technical problems can become overwhelming when learning new tools, and the assistance of classmates will prove invaluable. This encouragement is not, however, to be construed as acceptance of collaborative work. Each student is expected to submit individual work for each assignment.