Architecture Designing

This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of architectural design principles, tools, and practical applications. It is suitable for beginners and professionals looking to enhance their skills in architecture.

Learners
1000
Certifications
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Courses published
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–  Vaibhav Mandilkar 

                               Expert Software Trainer

Course Structure

Module 1: Introduction to Architecture

  • History and evolution of architecture.
  • Fundamental principles of architectural design.
  • Types of buildings: Residential, Commercial, Industrial, and Public.

Module 2: Architectural Drawing and Drafting

  • Basics of technical drawing (floor plans, elevations, sections).
  • Manual drafting techniques.
  • Introduction to AutoCAD for 2D architectural drawings.

Module 3: 3D Modeling and Visualization

  • Software: SketchUp, Revit, and Rhino.
  • Creating 3D models of building exteriors and interiors.
  • Rendering and visualization with tools like Lumion, Enscape, or V-Ray.

Module 4: Design Principles and Space Planning

  • Aesthetic and functional design concepts.
  • Space optimization and ergonomics.
  • Incorporating sustainability and green building practices.

Module 5: Structural Basics for Architects

  • Introduction to structural elements (beams, columns, foundations).
  • Understanding load distribution and material selection.
  • Collaboration with structural engineers.

Module 6: Building Services Integration

  • Basics of HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems.
  • Fire safety and accessibility standards.
  • MEP coordination in design projects.

Module 7: Sustainable and Smart Building Design

  • Green architecture: Energy-efficient materials and renewable energy.
  • Passive design strategies (natural lighting, ventilation).
  • Smart buildings: IoT and automation in architecture.

Module 8: Architectural Software Proficiency

  • AutoCAD: Detailed 2D drafting.
  • Revit: BIM modeling and documentation.
  • SketchUp: Conceptual 3D design.
  • Lumion/Enscape: Rendering and walkthroughs.

Module 9: Building Regulations and Codes

  • Understanding local and international building codes.
  • Zoning laws, safety standards, and permits.
  • Preparing construction documents and legal compliance.

Module 10: Capstone Project

  • Designing a complete architectural project (residential, commercial, or public).
  • From concept to detailed plans, 3D visualization, and client presentation.
  • Team collaboration using BIM tools.

After Course Completion

  • Certifications: Accredited certification upon course completion.
  • Lifetime Resources: Access to notes, video tutorials, and exclusive content on caddcoding.com.
  • Placement Assistance: Guidance for interviews and job opportunities.

Most Job-Giving Tools for Architecture Designing

AutoCAD Architecture

  • Purpose: 2D drafting and basic 3D modeling.
  • Applications: Floor plans, sections, and detailed architectural drawings.
  • Why It’s in Demand: Widely used across architecture and engineering for precise documentation.
  • Roles: Draftsman, CAD Technician, Junior Architect.

Revit Architecture

  • Purpose: Building Information Modeling (BIM) for architectural and structural design.
  • Applications: 3D building design, documentation, and collaboration.
  • Why It’s in Demand: Central to BIM workflows, supporting detailed modeling and coordination.
  • Roles: BIM Modeler, Architect, Structural Engineer.

Sketchup Pro

  • Purpose: 3D conceptual modeling and design.
  • Applications: Quick modeling, design visualization, and client presentations.
  • Why It’s in Demand: User-friendly, fast, and integrates well with rendering tools.
  • Roles: Interior Designer, Concept Designer.

3DS Max

  • Purpose: Create detailed 3D objects, environments, and characters.
  • Applications: Visualizing building exteriors and interiors.
  • Why It’s in Demand: The software’s robust rendering capabilities (integrating engines like Arnold and V-Ray) make it a favorite for producing life-like visuals.
  • Roles:Create 3D models and renders of architectural projects.

V- Ray

    1. Purpose: V-Ray is a powerful rendering engine used for creating photorealistic images and animations.
    2. Applications: Used for architectural visualization, product rendering, and VFX in movies and games.
    3. Demand: Known for its high-quality rendering, speed, and integration with software like 3ds Max, SketchUp, and Revit.
    4. Roles: Essential for Architectural Visualizers, 3D Artists, and VFX Artists to produce realistic renderings and animations.

Enscape

  • Purpose: Enscape is a real-time rendering and visualization plugin for architectural design.
  • Applications: Used for creating immersive 3D walkthroughs, photorealistic renderings, and virtual reality experiences.
  • Demand: Known for its ease of use, fast rendering, and seamless integration with Revit, SketchUp, Rhino, and ArchiCAD.
  • Roles: Ideal for Architectural Designers, Visualizers, and BIM Managers to present design concepts effectively to clients.
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Lumion

  • Purpose: Lumion is a real-time 3D rendering software used for creating high-quality architectural visualizations.
  • Applications: Produces realistic images, videos, and 360-degree panoramas for architectural presentations.
  • Demand: Known for its speed, ease of use, and ability to handle large models with complex environments.
  • Roles: Primarily used by Architectural Visualizers, Designers, and BIM Professionals to enhance client presentations and design reviews.

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