How to study architectural design? Please give me the system from a teacher or senior! Thank you!

If you want to go to a design institute, it's best to learn CAD and Tianzheng architecture now.

During the holidays, I went to the design institute for an internship, and then went out for a walk to see the buildings outside, architectural aesthetics are important, but also look at architectural aesthetics, architecture is a comprehensive thing, of course, the history of architecture must be understood, too much.

I think you should plan what kind of work you will do after graduation, and if you want to go to a design institute, it is better to study CAD and Tianzheng architecture now.

During the holidays, I went to the design institute for an internship, and then went out for a walk to see the buildings outside, architectural aesthetics are important, but also look at architectural aesthetics, architecture is a comprehensive thing, of course, the history of architecture must be understood, too much.

Do you want to pursue a career as a structural designer or an architectural designer? I should also take a look at building mechanics, I remember that I took 27 courses in school at that time.

First learn to read drawing, then learn to draw, then learn to learn, then learn materials, and finally design.

First of all, you need to get a diploma, and then you can develop it in practice.

Architectural design is not only to learn software, but also to learn the theoretical knowledge of his construction principles! I recommend reading the books "Architectural Drawing and Mapping" first: "Housing Architecture"!

Architects. Tadao Ando, Sample Atlas of Construction Drawings There is also a lot of practice with the software of Tensho, speed is very important. You'll have to rely on it then.

Have you ever considered going to graduate school?

I studied civil engineering and architecture, and my study has something to do with you.

As far as I know, the current outlook for the construction industry is still very optimistic and worthy of serious study.

First of all, the design class should learn mechanics, the basic ones are: "Theoretical Mechanics", "Mechanics of Materials", "Structural Mechanics", "Elastic Mechanics" can also learn "Fluid Mechanics";

Design books: "Principles of Structural Design", "Principles of Steel Structure Design", "Principles of Public Building Design", "Theory of Architectural Space Combination", "Architectural Theory", "Fundamentals of Architectural Design", "Architectural Design Data Collection", etc., and then all industry norms;

Materials: Civil Engineering Materials

It is also necessary to look at the history of architecture and architectural atlases at home and abroad, which can not only broaden the mind, but also increase the novelty of architectural ideas and design good buildings.

I wish you all the best!

If you have already graduated, then you can plan to spend your 10 years doing something that shows that you are a person with big ambitions.

In fact, in my opinion, the first thing to do is to go to a construction company for internship + study, which is not just about reading books, practice is more important.

You get a job in architecture first, and then you learn by doing.

Read more books in the library, read more excellent designs from others, and find your own design inspiration.

It is best to study architectural design, and the architecture major is the leading major.

For students who want to improve their design skills, you can.

1.Read more books and make good use of the school's rich library resources to learn theoretical knowledge. Also, to see how others do the plan, how the master makes the plan, you should always communicate with the teacher

2.Practice more and improve your design expression skills, after all, design needs to be expressed in drawings

3.Pay attention to the study of design specifications.

4.It's a good idea to know a little bit about construction and materials, and if you can participate in actual work, you can learn these things faster, but it's better for students to know about them

Professional courses are very important, and you must study them well! There are many more lessons that need to be learned, and those that will be included in the curriculum are all important lessons. You can put more effort into design classes (architecture, planning, gardening, environment) and construction classes.

Needless to say, English and politics are the two basic subjects for the graduate school entrance examination in architecture. As for professional subjects, most colleges and universities such as Tsinghua University and other examination subjects include: architectural history (China Construction and External Construction), architectural design (quick questions, time Lushen 6 hours, the time will vary according to the school examined); There are also a small number of students who do not take quick questions and take architectural design theories, such as Nanjing University, which examines specifications, structure, drawing, etc.

Depending on which school you are aiming for, because the test subjects and test questions of each school are different, you need to practice in a targeted manner. I started thinking about these in my sophomore year, and there was more than enough time to prepare, so it was not difficult to study hard and get good grades.

Seeing your question, first of all, I would like to express my respect and admiration for you. Because I appreciate people who dare to work according to their ideals, such people will not lose their love for life!

I'm not sure if you're talking about architecture or architecture, but I can answer that your kind of civil engineering disciplines are very similar, and of course there are many differences in different fields.

There are many courses I recommend to you, and I hope you can find your own fun and motivation in your boring study life.

Architecture requires a certain level of art skills, so the first one is art.

Secondly, physics is the foundation of architecture, because the various mechanics involved in it are inseparable, you need to learn theoretical mechanics, structural mechanics, material mechanics, elastic mechanics, university physics, electricity, building materials science, structural design principles, steel structures, concrete structure design and principles.

The basic disciplines belong to advanced mathematics and English, advanced mathematics is an indispensable tool for you to learn mechanical calculations, to put it bluntly, you will not know high mathematics, then you are like missing arms when learning other disciplines, even if you can understand abstract things, but you still don't know anything about calculation and application. English is mainly used when you understand foreign literature and advanced technology, this aspect depends on your personal arrangement, you can put it at this stage, and when you reach a certain level, needless to say that you yourself will also have a need.

When you have learned all the previous things, you can carry out deeper, more systematic further study, these I suggest you go to school, because some things are still difficult to understand on their own, of course, your perseverance is strong enough, your determination is big enough to overcome it, but more systematic, more in-depth study will also benefit you a lot, if friends you can be admitted to the national first-class architect, then I can guarantee that you can be prosperous and rich in the future!

Oh I just said so much, I hope you can succeed in your studies, and one more thing can give you a small hint, these books are not easy to get, but I can tell you a trick, that is, go to the campus of the university to get it, every year graduates will leave a lot of useful books, because after graduation a lot of things can not be taken away, so some students have to sell the university books, you can go to the school stall to collect these useful books, and very cheap! (It's cheaper than you think!) I hope my advice will be of great help to you!

It is quite difficult to study architecture completely on your own, so it is recommended that you apply for a small self-examination at the main examination institution, and your questions can be solved accordingly. Many courses in the 2010 class of civil engineering-related majors are new textbooks, so don't find some old textbooks and make it difficult to pass.

It's very difficult, if you need it, let me tell you about the professional course arrangement, it may be useful to you.

Note that the knowledge involved in architectural design is very wide. From the perspective of someone who has come before, if I were to go through my university again. I feel like there are a few things I must do that I didn't do well in college:

Second, hand-painted!! It is a simple pen line expression. Although all aspects are not bad now, but hand-drawn has always been a wound in the heart, many times a lot of ideas, can not be quickly expressed with a pen to deliberate on the feeling, really unhappy, see colleagues beautiful hand-painted drafts, all kinds of chagrin.

In addition, after graduation, the most useful thing for oneself is the most basic knowledge of the major, which must be solid, there is no need to learn more and more courses, but those basic knowledge must be solid. CAD and SU operation must be very proficient. It's skilled, not will, can operate.

If you go to the company, you can do things very easily, as an intern, a fresh graduate, help the boss to share, the boss is comfortable, and everything is easy to say later.

Architects are quite hard to work in the industry, like dogs. But the income is not bad, I wish the landlord success in his studies.

Architecture is the leader of architectural design, whether the building is done well or not directly affects the progress of other majors and the number of redrawings, as a member of the design, you can understand the pressure and tragic fate of the building. To coordinate the professional land and the taste of Party A's boss, it is a hard profession, but it is also the most profitable industry. Learning architecture requires deep experience, which is the amount of accumulation, so learning architecture can not be afraid of hardship, can not want to take vacation, can not want to have a relaxed life, but also to be erudite, because you also have to consider other professional factors and the time of Party A's reminder when designing...

If you want to do design, first see if you have enough perseverance and strength, otherwise you will achieve nothing...

Hello, there are many residents like you who like you who like the round-arched European windows, and I have designed many of them. As usual, we have finished windows like this, and we don't need to design them ourselves, because they originally came from abroad. Then, if you want to design your own, pay attention to the connection between the semicircle and the square (or rectangle) window frame is tangent (tangent is a term in mathematics), so that the transition from straight line to arc can be very natural.

I'll give you a few more European-style windows**, you refer to it.

The Internet is very slow, so you can only upload it to Zhang Xiao, and you can go to the Internet to find it yourself.

To put it bluntly, it is a square and a semicircle. Think of this whole as 3 parts. Half circles account for 1 portion.

Rectangles account for 2 parts. The width ratio is generally not more than the height of the rectangle. Don't make it square.

I don't feel good-looking. Hehe, don't be so precise when you cover it yourself. Do you understand???

Hope you help...

Actually, it doesn't really matter, the windows are generally seen on the façade, as long as you stand outside and see if the windows on the wall are too big or too small.