The amazing thing is that the initial learning curve for a Notre Dame student to transition from the drafting table or sketchbook to CAD is a little longer than average. However, once they understand that the computer is a tool and extension of the pencil, they excel. They understand the fundamentals and are able to elevate the language of drawing to a next level.
I love looking at the redlines on their computer generated plots. They are fearless to market it up and add greater detail.
I had the pleasure of experiencing some Notre Dame architectural faculty when I attended INTBAU'S Design Summer School in the Netherlands. I was completely blown away by their skills and knowledge, but also the grace of their designs. I think many more schools should teach traditional architectural methods and styling.
Sounds like an amazing camp! My kids draw constantly, and I would love for them to do this when they’re in high school …
The amazing thing is that the initial learning curve for a Notre Dame student to transition from the drafting table or sketchbook to CAD is a little longer than average. However, once they understand that the computer is a tool and extension of the pencil, they excel. They understand the fundamentals and are able to elevate the language of drawing to a next level.
I love looking at the redlines on their computer generated plots. They are fearless to market it up and add greater detail.
I had the pleasure of experiencing some Notre Dame architectural faculty when I attended INTBAU'S Design Summer School in the Netherlands. I was completely blown away by their skills and knowledge, but also the grace of their designs. I think many more schools should teach traditional architectural methods and styling.