Unveiling the Essence: Navigating the Terminologies in Greek Architecture

Greek architecture stands as a timeless testament to the ingenuity and artistry of ancient civilizations. As we delve into the world of Greek architecture, we encounter a rich tapestry of terms and concepts that define the essence of this classical form. Join us on an illuminating journey as we unravel the intricacies of Greek architectural terminologies, each word a key to understanding the structural brilliance and aesthetic mastery of this enduring legacy.

Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian: The Pillars of Greek Architecture

  1. Doric Order: The Epitome of Strength and Simplicity:
    The Doric order is characterized by its sturdy and minimalistic design. The Doric column stands directly on the temple platform, featuring a fluted shaft, a capital with a plain echinus, and a distinctive triglyph-metope frieze. The Doric order exudes strength and solidity, often associated with masculine qualities.
  2. Ionic Order: Elegance in Spirals and Volutes:
    In contrast to the Doric, the Ionic
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Prospective Postgraduates

Architectural DesignThis course entry applies to college students commencing this course in 2017 and needs to be read at the side of data supplied within the ‘Faculty information’ part of this Handbook by the Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture.

The Building Information Modeling (BIM) Program gives college students with a background in Computer-Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) and Building Information Modeling (BIM). Students who efficiently full the recommended program will be able to performing pre-modeling (massing), modeling, and creating drawing documents normally anticipated of architects, designers, and drafting technicians.

This will lead to the award of two degrees, the Bachelor of Architectural Design and the Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours). The necessities for the award of the each of the specialist degrees will likely be fulfilled partially by cross crediting of models required in the separate programs. Students should consult with the course entry for the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) …

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Architectural Digest Design Show

Architectural DesignThis two-12 months course is for worldwide college students who’re looking for a challenging programme of examine that meets the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Part 2 instructional standards.

A baseline architecture describes the present system —it is how your system appears immediately. If this is a new structure, your initial baseline is the primary excessive-stage architectural design from which candidate architectures will probably be built. A candidate structure includes the appliance sort, the deployment structure, the architectural type, technology choices, high quality attributes, and crosscutting concerns.

In communications units you will be taught numerous representational strategies related to the technical, conceptual and intuitive practices of architectural design work. The investigations develop via a sequence of clearly outlined exercises that construct upon each other and increase in complexity and scale over time, from drawing to key software program functions and design media crucial for skilled practice. You might be …

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The Importance of Becoming Registered with Architect Lorenzo Franchina

Ready to kick off the New Year and achieve your goal of becoming a Licensed Architect? Architect Lorenzo Franchina is here to tell you that you can do it and to share his wealth of knowledge on how to successfully pass the ARE!

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In this episode of The Young Architect Podcast, Architect Lorenzo Franchina discusses his inspiring story of becoming a Registered Architect after working in the field for over 20 years. He talks about gaining work experience out of college, taking on the AREs, joining Boot Camp and so much more.

Tune in to learn what Lorenzo has been doing since he became registered (spoiler alert! He’s still involved in The ARE Boot Camp!!) and why Lorenzo is so passionate about helping the next generation of Architects! This powerful story on grit and determination will inspire you to become more involved in the construction of a building and

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Tackling the ARE Together with Architects Kristin and Matthew Switzer

Looking for a sense of community while studying for the Architect Registration Exam? Matthew and Kristin are here to tell you how helpful it was that they were able to take the journey together!

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In this episode of The Young Architect Podcast, Architects Matthew and Kristin Switzer share their inspiring story on how they were able to take on the ARE as a team. Matthew came to architecture in a less direct way than Kristin, by first earning a Bachelor’s in psychology and then later doing an extended Masters program in Architecture. That’s where he met Kristin, who was on a more traditional 4+2 Architecture path. 

The two realized they were going to have to rewire a lot of their thinking in order to pass their exams. They explain how the way you think in Architecture school is vastly different from the mindset you need to successfully study for the

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How to Pass the CDT: Virtual Panel Discussion

CDT Certification

The CDT is one of the most desirable certifications in the Architecture, Engineering and Construction industry — and one of the most practical. 

Attaining CDT certification can make you stand out in your field while giving you knowledge that will instantly make you a better professional. Not just that, this test is significantly easier to pass than the AREs. So why don’t more people do it?

Many people fail to TAKE this exam because they don’t fully understand what it is and the benefits it can bring.

That’s why we’ve gathered several recent CDT Certified Professionals who will share how CDT made them better professionals, how it advanced their careers, and what they did to pass this exam the first time.

You’ll learn:

  • The ESSENTIALS of the CDT – what it is & the commitment involved
  • WHY you want to take this test and how it can significantly benefit your
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Working as an Owner’s Representative with Katie Merten

Owner's Representative

Have you been thinking about other career options outside of working in a traditional Architecture Office? Katie Merten is here to explain all the ins and outs of being an Owner’s Representative and why it could be right for you!

In this episode of The Young Architect Podcast, Katie Merten shares her story about how she struggled finding work in her small town after graduating from Architecture School and how that search led her down the path to become an owner’s representative. After landing a job working for the Air Force doing some large scale, impressive projects, Katie tells us more about her career and her several moves around the country. Now, she finds herself back home in Minnesota working for The Fish and Wildlife Service. 

Katie and Michael explain how being an Owner’s Representative differs from working in a traditional office because you get to see the big picture

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Mud, Mushrooms, and Algae for a Luxury Experience

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Linda Olofsson Walsh | Designer

At the heart of the travel industry is the luxury hotel or resort, providing an uncommon experience for some and a level of comfort aligned with lifestyle for others. Add to that a new factor, the demand for sustainability that is gaining traction with travelers worldwide. Can luxury hotels meet sustainable objectives? What is sustainable luxury? Will the drive for eco-friendly hotel interiors and building materials redefine the aesthetic of luxury hospitality design?

With travel-oriented consumers now hyper-aware of greenwashing and unwilling to settle, investors are focusing on sustainability requirements for new hotel construction, while existing hotels strive to catch up with their close associate, the fashion industry, in the drive for sustainability. But multiple factors, including the longtime practice of updating room interiors and public spaces every few years plus the quantity of materials used in hotels every day and quickly thrown away,

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An Award-Winning Year | IA Interior Architects

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Driven by Sound & Light

By Meredith Fraga | Designer

Sound and light are two forms of energy that dramatically affect how we perceive the world. Without them we could neither hear nor see. For any design project these two elements are always significant, but what happens when each are a primary client priority?

The design of premiere music production school Icon Collective’s new location in Burbank, California, recently completed by IA’s Los Angeles studio, gives top priority to lighting and acoustics, affecting ceiling and wall construction, finishes, doors, windows, and overall design. Implementing acoustics for a space focused on music production is a more intense process than that required for most workplace projects, although the principles remain the same. In simplest terms, minimize reverberation as well as sound leakage from one area to another. Icon also prioritized lighting as a unique way to support function and create a dynamic, inspiring ambiance. Typically, lighting and

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