The presentation will address the issue of the idea as a starting element in architectural design. Idea guides the design as an overarching goal. Written down graphically, visually and verbally, it guides the design to finally reveal itself through the designed object. When we present a design we must remember to show it. The content and message of the initial idea can provide a hint for the form of presentation. It is good if the means of expression used are chosen consciously and the composition itself supports their legibility. Many elements are done intuitively, but we can draw attention to a few principles to reinforce the intended message.
Agnieszka Kurkowska is an Assisting Professor at the Faculty of Architecture Gdańsk University of Technology in Poland. She is giving a short presentation aimed at the diploma student, but open for all interested.
BIO
Agnieszka Kurkowska dr inż. arch. [PhD, Eng. Arch], Assistant profesor, Gdansk University of Technology, The Faculty of Architecture Department of Environmental Design
Architect and participant in artistic projects. Author and co-author of architectural and urban objects and small functional forms. She deals with the theory of architecture (habitable space) and its border with art, as well as general architectural education. Author of scientific publications, participant and curator of artistic exhibitions (intentional projects, photography, sculpture, painting). In the field of creation and research, she is interested in the theme of habitation, especially habitation embedded in environmental realities; physical and social. In the educational field, she explores elements of experimentation in the teaching of design, linking architecture to problems and artistic revelations.
https://agnkurko.wixsite.com/agnieszka-kurkowska
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1380-4628
https://mostwiedzy.pl/pl/agnieszka-kurkowska,1332654-1