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6B02121 - Architectural Design
Main Academic Building, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Civil and Structural
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The goal of the Architectural Design educational program is to train highly intellectual and competitive professionals in the field of artistic and design project work, equipped with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for professional activity.
Graduates will be able to meet the demands of both domestic and global labor markets, and solve a wide range of design tasks related to:
architectural objects and products,
spatial and environmental fragments,
landscape design,
interior solutions,
and exhibition design.
They will create comfortable and functional environments using modern innovative technologies, and work effectively in creative project teams across enterprises and organizations.
The ultimate aim is to prepare a Bachelor of Arts in Design, proficient in modern design technologies and project management within the field of architectural design .
Key Disciplines:
Fundamentals of Design I–III
History of Art
Color Theory
Drawing I–II
Painting I–II
Composition I–II
Model-Making
World History of Architecture
History of Material Culture and Design
Elements and Processes of Architectural Design I–IV
Architectural Design Projects I–IV
Art Management
Interior History
Typology of Architectural Environments
Ergonomics
Professional Software Tools I–II, and others
Fields of Professional Activity:
Graduates will be prepared to work with:
Human-made spatial environments, including urban and rural residential/public zones, parks and architectural ensembles, design objects and engineering structures, landscape and recreational complexes, and their equipment and natural components
Urban infrastructure and public landscaping objects
Interior spaces of residential and public buildings, underground public spaces, furnishings, equipment, and interior decor
Temporary design installations for public events and urban functions
Exhibition and trade displays, elements of monumental and decorative art , applied art in both interiors and exteriors, and visual communications in physical spaces
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Civil and Structural
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The goal of the Architectural Design educational program is to train highly intellectual and competitive professionals in the field of artistic and design project work, equipped with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for professional activity.
Graduates will be able to meet the demands of both domestic and global labor markets, and solve a wide range of design tasks related to:
architectural objects and products,
spatial and environmental fragments,
landscape design,
interior solutions,
and exhibition design.
They will create comfortable and functional environments using modern innovative technologies, and work effectively in creative project teams across enterprises and organizations.
The ultimate aim is to prepare a Bachelor of Arts in Design, proficient in modern design technologies and project management within the field of architectural design .
Key Disciplines:
Fundamentals of Design I–III
History of Art
Color Theory
Drawing I–II
Painting I–II
Composition I–II
Model-Making
World History of Architecture
History of Material Culture and Design
Elements and Processes of Architectural Design I–IV
Architectural Design Projects I–IV
Art Management
Interior History
Typology of Architectural Environments
Ergonomics
Professional Software Tools I–II, and others
Fields of Professional Activity:
Graduates will be prepared to work with:
Human-made spatial environments, including urban and rural residential/public zones, parks and architectural ensembles, design objects and engineering structures, landscape and recreational complexes, and their equipment and natural components
Urban infrastructure and public landscaping objects
Interior spaces of residential and public buildings, underground public spaces, furnishings, equipment, and interior decor
Temporary design installations for public events and urban functions
Exhibition and trade displays, elements of monumental and decorative art , applied art in both interiors and exteriors, and visual communications in physical spaces
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