Students in Imagine Architecture develop creative skills and portfolio News

Students in Imagine Architecture develop creative skills and portfolio

Do you know a high school student interested in architecture and design? Carleton University's Imagine Architecture program has a few spots available for LAB 102. It's on campus in Ottawa, Ont. from July 14 to 18, with an emphasis on architectural technical programs and visual representation.

In LAB 102, students will build models using Rhino 3D and visualize their work through the Adobe Creative Cloud. They will explore how to leverage digital design and fabrication tools to enhance their creativity and bring their ideas into reality.

Through design exercises focused on how architects work with scale, the program will help develop skills in working with digital design tools to create architectural models and drawings.

Participants will also get a glimpse into a digital design to fabrication workflow using 3D printing and industrial robotics to inspire them to design and build meaningful spaces with advanced fabrication tools.There will also be a workshop on how to lay out a strong design portfolio.

LAB 102 is led by Adonis Lau, Head of Digital Fabrication (Robotics) at the Azrieli School of Architecture & Urbanism's CSALT research lab. The teaching team includes Instructor Daphne Stams, coordinator of Imagine Architecture, and studio assistant Noah Chatel - an alumnus of the Imagine Architecture program.

Learn more and register here: https://architecture.carleton.ca/signature-programs/33059-2/

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