8 Sections
25 Lessons
4 Hours
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Introduction to Louis Kahn
3
1.1
Who Was Louis Kahn?
1.2
Kahn’s Architectural Philosophy
1.3
Monumentality and Timelessness in Design
Space, Silence, and Form
3
2.1
Understanding Served and Servant Spaces
2.2
Designing with Pure Geometry
2.3
Creating Spatial Hierarchy
Light as a Design Element
3
3.1
The Spiritual Use of Natural Light
3.2
Openings, Shadows, and Depth
3.3
Designing Atmosphere Through Light
Materiality and Structure
3
4.1
Working with Concrete and Brick
4.2
Structural Expression in Architecture
4.3
Detailing with Honesty and Simplicity
Composition and Order
3
5.1
Symmetry and Axial Planning
5.2
Designing Monumental Spaces
5.3
Rhythm, Repetition, and Proportion
Drawing and Representation
3
6.1
Concept Sketching Inspired by Kahn
6.2
Sectional Thinking and Spatial Narratives
6.3
Architectural Diagrams and Process Drawings
Case Study Exploration
3
7.1
Lessons from the Salk Institute
7.2
The Design Logic of the National Assembly Building
7.3
Understanding the Kimbell Art Museum
Applying Kahn’s Principles Today
4
8.1
Designing Contemporary Monumental Architecture
8.2
Minimalism, Light, and Material Expression
8.3
Designing a Kahn-Inspired Concept Project
8.4
Final Review and Portfolio Presentation
Design Like Louis Kahn
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