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Foundations In Architecture

Educating Future Designers

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    • High Renaissance
    • Principles and Elements
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EGYPTIAN ARCHITECTURE


Click to learn more about the History of Pyramids

 

Explore Ancient Egypt

This link will take you around and into the pyramid complexes of ancient Egypt. Follow the link and explore.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/ancient/explore-ancient-egypt.html

 


Your name in Hieroglyphics

Writing your name in Ancient Egypt is more complex than our present language. It was more like drawing pictures to symbolize words. You would then hope people would interpret what was being communicated correctly. Most wars are started because of poor communication.

Your task is to write your full name in hieroglyphics. Just don't start any wars with your writing. Especially with siblings and parents.


Follow the link and use the symbols to write your name.

http://www.jimloy.com/hiero/yourname.htm


Designing a Tomb

In many ancient cultures for rulers to live a grand and eternal life they were buried with their possessions. The pyramids are still the largest tomb complex on earth for single individuals.

Your mission as an architectural designer is to design a tomb for any historical figure that you choose. An architect uses historical precedent to study what is needed for any design. What you will need to do is find several examples of monuments and tombs to see what other have included in the past. Review Egyptians and Chinese tombs to see what they included.

Your design can be any size and any shape. Use graph or grid paper to organize your thoughts. However, do not let the grid control your design. Use it only for diagramming. When architects organize their ideas for a building it is called bubble diagramming. First bubble your spaces and needs. For hints on bubbling do an image search for Architectural Bubble Diagrams.
 


 
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    • High Renaissance
    • Principles and Elements
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Foundations In Architecture

 We travel the world in search of wonderful sites and buildings. As an architect you are part of creating new worlds. Foundations In Architecture provides courses for all ages teaching the basics of architecture, interior design, and art history. Imagine you were the designer of the Pantheon in Rome and your building is still a copied model 2000 years later. What other profession has this impact of society.

 FIA courses are organized according to grade level and activity. The younger students will have a variety of books that correlate with architectural history, design, and geography. These will reinforce existing curriculums by providing additional knowledge about the architectural world. The middle grades will focus on history, design, drawing, urban development, and construction. High school is an advanced program in architectural history, and architectural and interior design development. The all courses are online and prepare students for distance learning methods. All resources are provided and included in the cost. The lessons include reading, designing, building models, watching videos, and even designing your own cities. Foundations In Architecture shows students that professions can be fun, skill building, and enlightening. Our mission is to provide the resources for the next generation of architects and designers.

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