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Department of Architectural Engineering

and Urban Planning


Course Outline
Fall 2024
Instructors: Bailasan Abualsoud, Hala Thalji, Rula Elkhalili, Wattan Jawareesh
T.A: Jinan Damrah, Batool Harb, Oweis, Waleed dahdoul

Shade, Shadow and Perspective [ENAR2211]


Course Description:
This course introduces students to perspectives,
shades and shadows drawing techniques that
designers use in order to communicate architectural
ideas. The course consists of two mains components:
1. Perspective drawing
This component trains the students to construct
perspectives based on the two majors
systems of perspective drawing, which include the
one-point perspective system, the two-point
perspective system for exterior and interior scenes.
2. Shades and shadows
This component train them to draw the shades and
shadows on three dimensional and two-dimensional
drawings through different techniques.

Course Objectives and outcomes:


 Enhance the communication skills throughout the use of different types of media
 Recognize the theoretical concepts in creating perspective drawings by practical
applications
 Demonstrate the different types of perspective drawings that are used frequently in
architectural presentation and help in reading and understanding architecture.
 Apply shades and shadows on different types of drawings.

Assessments:
 25% Exercises
 20% Midterm exam
 20% Assignments
 30% Final Exam
 5% Quizzes

Attendance:
A minimum of 80% attendance is essential. Students are expected to attend all sessions. If for
any reason, the student misses a class, the instructor should be informed beforehand or right
after in case of an emergency.
Plagiarism:
This is intentionally failing to give credit to sources used in writing regardless of whether they are
published or unpublished. Plagiarism (which also includes any kind of cheating in exams) is a
disciplinary offense and will be dealt with accordingly).

Course References:
 Martin, C. L. (1970). Architectural graphics (2nd ed.). New York: Macmillan Publishing
Co.
 Damelio J. (2004). Perspective Drawing Handbook. United Sate: Dover Publications.
 White G. (1989). Perspective: A guide for artists, Architects and Designers (3rd
impression). London: Courier International Ltd.
 Ching, F. (2003). Architectural graphics (4th ed.). New York: John Wiley and Sons.
 Ching, F. (1978): Architectural Graphics, the Architectural Press Ltd.
 Atkin, W.W. (1976).Architectural presentation techniques. New York: Litton
Educational Publishing.
 Halse, A.O.(1972). Architectural rendering: The techniques of contemporary
presentation (2nd ed.). New York: McGraw Hill Book Company.
 Porter, T and Goodman S (1983): Manual of Graphic techniques 3.Astragal Books.
London

Course Contents and Calendar:


The course will consist of class assignments that focus on the following:
Week# with
Studio # Topic Exercise
dates
Week 1 1 Introduction to the course and
18 – 19 Sep Introductory Session tools

Week 2 2 Basics
21 - 26 / Sep
3 Basics

Week 3 4 Basics - Different applications


28 Sep - 3 Oct 5 Stairs - Inclined lines Two Point Perspective
Week 4 6 Circles and arches
5 – 10 Oct 7 Advanced-Different applications

Week 5 8 Advanced-Different applications


12 – 17 Oct 9 Basics One Point Perspective
Week 6 10 Stairs and circles
19 – 24 Oct 11 Advanced-Different applications One Point Perspective
Week 7 12
Advanced-Different applications
26 – 31 Oct One and two perspectives
13 One and two points perspective
Week 8
14
Midterm exam
2 – 7 Nov
15
1st assignment
Week 9
One and two points perspective
9 – 14 Nov 1st assignment
16

Week 10
17
1st assignment
16 – 21 Nov Basics
18
19 Basics
Week 11
23 – 28 Nov 20 Geometric and Circles Shade and Shadow on 2d
drawings
Week 12 Arches and circles
21
30 Nov – 5 Dec

Week 13 Advanced
22
7 – 12 Dec Basics
23
Week 14 Basics
24
14 – 19 Dec Shade and Shadow on 3d
25 Advanced
drawings
Week 15 Advanced and Final project
26
21 – 26 Dec Christmas Holiday
Week 16
28 Dec – 2 Jan Final Assignment
Week 17
27 Final project development
4 – 9 Jan
Final Assignment
28
Week 18 29
11 – 15 Jan 30 Final Assignment

BEST OF LUCK

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