Drama 280B: Scenic Styles
Course Objective: A 10-week graduate-level course that further develops students’ knowledge of architectural styles for scenography. Students will learn about architectural styles between 3100 B.C.-1920s and the history behind the development of different styles. The goal is for students to use their knowledge of architectural styles and incorporate them into their scenic design concepts. Students will be challenged to complete one rendering once a week of an architectural style that they learned about in the past week. The use of traditional rendering, Procreate, and SketchUp is encouraged.
Roman Architecture
Roman Aqueducts - SketchUp
Renaissance Architecture
Palazzo Pandolfini - SketchUp
Rococo Architecture
Applied Arts: Interior of a Waiting Room - SketchUp
Victorian Architecture
Stained Glass Window, Hale House at the Heritage Square Museum - Procreate
First Period Architecture
John Ward House, Salem, MA, 1684 - SketchUp
Gothic Revival
Carpenter Gothic Temple - Procreate
