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This 10-session informational and introductory course is designed for teenagers and individuals considering education or a career in architecture but who have not yet had direct experience with the field.
Rather than a traditional architectural training program, this short course serves as an introduction, helping participants gain a general understanding of architectural principles, spatial thinking, and the contemporary role of architecture. The course includes both theoretical and practical components; however, the practical activities are not fundamental or technical. Instead, they are designed to be flexible, interactive, and enriched with gamified elements.
The sessions will cover key aspects of traditional and modern architectural styles, urban concepts and issues, basic principles of architectural planning, and the relationship between architecture and everyday life. Participants will explore the significance of different spatial environments, receive visual materials, and engage in hands-on modeling and creative exercises to deepen their understanding.

Manana Mikashavidze
Architect, designer, interior architect. Methodist of teaching applied art, guest trainer of crafts and art therapy in various educational institutions. "Applied Art Workshop" - founder and head of the studio. Author of applied art training books.
რას ისწავლით
What is Architecture? – From Prehistoric Shelters to Skyscrapers
Urban Landscape – Architectural Collage
Planning of Ancient Cities – Public Squares and Open Spaces
Metabolism in Architecture – Eco-Architecture and Sustainable Design
Landscape Modeling – Creating a Miniature Model
Plans, Elevations, and Sections – Basic Architectural Drawing
Interior Planning – Fundamentals of Spatial Layout
Architectural Ornamentation – Sculpting and Mold Making
Geodesic Structures – Simple Model Building
Bionic Architecture – Architectural Patterns Inspired by Nature
10 face-to-face meetings (20 hours)
May 29 to June 19, Tuesdays & Thursdays & Saturdays 16:30-18:30
Meeting Dates: 29, 31 May and 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, 14, 17, 19 June
Materials needed for prototyping and modeling will be provided to the participants in the workshop.
The course has no prerequisites and requires no prior preparation.
For splitting the payment contact us at contact@di.ge

