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NATIONAL APTITUDE TEST IN ARCHITECTURE -2019

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            Terrafirm Global Academy for Design and Innovation offers crash course for preparing for NATA exam starting from March20, 2019 to April 11, 2019. The course is offered in the City Centre Campus, Kadavanthra. The class covers General Aptitude, Drawing, Mathematical Problem Solving, Mock Tests and Studio Tests as well.                     General Aptitude covers drawing of geometrical or abstract shapes and patterns in pencil, architectural awareness, architectural terminology, identifying commonly used materials and objects based on their textural qualities and colour, historical and contemporary buildings of Architectural importance, Architects and their works, and awareness of persons, places, buildings etc. of Architectural importance.                       The Drawing aspect of the course covers Aesthetic Sensitivity as well as Creative Sensitivity and Memory Drawing. The aesthetic aspect focuses in fields of Aesthetic, Sensitivity and Drawing Skills, Ana
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BTEC PEARSON LEVEL 3 SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA IN ART & DESIGN

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NATIONAL APTITUDE TEST IN ARCHITECTURE

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                     Terrafirm Global Academy  for Design and Innovation offers crash course for preparing for NATA exam starting from April 2, 2018 to April 22, 2018. The course is offered in the City Centre Campus, Kadavanthra.  The class covers General Aptitude, Drawing, Mathematical Problem Solving, Mock Tests and Studio Tests as well.                                          General Aptitude covers drawing of geometrical or abstract shapes and patterns in pencil, architectural awareness, architectural terminology, identifying commonly used materials and objects based on their textural qualities and colour, historical and contemporary buildings of Architectural importance, Architects and their works, and awareness of persons, places, buildings etc. of Architectural importance.                       The Drawing aspect of the course covers Aesthetic Sensitivity as well as Creative Sensitivity and Memory Drawing. The aesthetic aspect focuses in fields of Aesthetic, Sen
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BTEC Level3 Subsidiary Diploma In Art & Design

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BTEC Pearson Level 3 Art and Design Sketchbook

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BTEC Pearson Level 3 Art and Design Sketchbook

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THE FUNDAMENTALS OF DESIGN

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                              In the previous Interior Design blog we mentioned briefly about the elements of design and how it acts as the foundation of any design. The only way to look for to create a beautiful design is to understand the fundamentals of design, which are the elements of design:      Line    Space     Shape     Colour     Texture      Line:             A line is formed by joining two dots. A line is the visual direction of a design and they act as the directional element of design and can be manipulated in various ways to create beautiful designs. It can be used to create emphasis or to hide disguise in a design. There are different types of lines, which includes: horizontal, vertical, diagonal, curved, zig-zag, etc. These types of lines should be carefully analysed before using in a design. Examples of horizontal lines can be the floor, sofas, etc, while vertical lines can be seen in tall furniture, columns, draperies, etc. Diagonal, curved and zig-z
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FASHION DESIGN WITHIN ARCHITECTURE

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                                                                         Architecture and Fashion Design Architecture can be a motivation for a fashion plan. It might appear a bit of astonishing to utilize a compositional working as a motivation for fashion design, but all examples of architecture, whether traditional or contemporary, can cause a creative spark to the designer.                                                                               Regardless of whether it is in the general subject of a building or only a detail, valuable thoughts in the architecture can be found as motivation to make an article of clothing Architecture and Fashion  may seem far from each other  ;  in design, outlining amazing structures are implied for a long visual life, while form in garments changes each season.                                    Regardless of whether it is in the general subject of a building or only a detail, valuable thoughts in the architecture can be found as mo
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PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN

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Principles of design are the concepts used to create a structured/organized arrangement using the basic fundamentals/elements of design. These principles govern the aesthetic quality of the artwork/design and make it visually appealing to humans. The five major principles are:   Balance  Proportion  Rhythm  Emphasis  Unity BALANCE Just as we perceive the physical sense of balance, balance in design is the visual equilibrium of an artwork/design. It is the combination of elements put together in opposing forces to create a composition that is visually stable. These compositions can be symmetrical or asymmetrical. Symmetrical balance  or formal balance is described as having equal ‘weight’ on both the sides whereas asymmetrical balance or informal balance is more complex and revolves around the idea of balancing the visual ‘weight’ around a fulcrum point. Symmetrical compositions are the most commonly seen principle in nature and us humans lead more towards symmetrically
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THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERIOR DESIGN IN OUR LIVES

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                                      The importance of Interior Design in our lives                                        Interior design is first and foremost about the beauty of the space. It is important due to the aesthetic value it possesses and the simple fact is that having your house look nicer is eventually going to make you feel better.                                       We believe that interior design is about the aesthetics or beauty of the space, but it actually isn’t. Interior design is also about how a space makes you feel and how it affects our emotions while inhabiting it.                                       Interior design is majorly about how to make a space look good, but environmental psychology studies have confirmed the ability of interior design elements to evoke positive or negative emotional response in people. These theories have existed in Indian Vaastu shastra, Chinese Feng Shui etc.                                                  
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