AS 91629 · 6 credits · Internal
Spatial design graphics
Resolve a spatial design through graphics practice
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This standard asks you to design and present a spatial space (like a room, garden, or building interior/exterior) using proper design graphics and techniques. You'll need to understand the site conditions and constraints, develop design ideas that respond to real opportunities and problems, and communicate your final design clearly using drawings, models, or renderings.
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What you actually do
- ·Analyse the design context by identifying real opportunities and constraints (like sunlight, existing structures, user needs, budget, or site conditions)
- ·Explore and develop design ideas that directly respond to those opportunities and constraints
- ·Apply spatial design knowledge including materials, construction, sustainability, and how people use the space
- ·Use appropriate graphics communication tools to show your design—such as architectural drawings, 3D models, renderings, or sketches
- ·Communicate your final spatial design solution with clear justification for the design choices you made
AAchieved
You resolve a spatial design by exploring ideas based on analysing the design context and communicating a design that addresses the identified opportunities and constraints.
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