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d vc scholarship 2013

d vc scholarship 2013. l esley pearce national coordinator. d esign thinking. A scholarship student will.

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d vc scholarship 2013

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  1. dvcscholarship 2013 lesleypearcenational coordinator

  2. design thinking

  3. A scholarship student will • clearly communicate design ideas and solutions through a variety of highly refined Design and Visual Communication modes (e.g. freehand sketching, modelling, formal drawing, annotation) • apply design processes and principles that integrate and synthesise Design and Visual Communication knowledge in an effective, coherent, and innovative manner • apply design decisions that are valid and effective in leading to a well resolved and appropriate design solution • generate design ideas and solutions that are effective and fully considered in terms of design principles and requirements of the brief • employ presentation techniques with visual impact that are coherent and effective.

  4. level 3 plus • clear demonstration of quality thinking and the effective ideas / solutions that result through the critical and creative application of Design and Visual Communication knowledge and skills

  5. 7 stages of design thinking • define • research • Ideate • prototype • choose • implement • learn

  6. synthesis • forge connections between seemingly unrelated issues through a process of selective pruning and visual organization

  7. visual communication

  8. assessment schedule

  9. advice • Ideation strategies for diverse and creative ideas • Consolidate idea development • There is not one single approach to success • Depth of visual communication is paramount • Extensive design drawings • More polished, finished drawings • Communicate own thinking visually • Present the final outcome in an exhibition context • Good quality computer generated drawings with appropriate conventions

  10. context

  11. format of assessment • A candidate may submit a portfolio of work using a variety of media in any form and up to a maximum size of A2 (420 × 594 mm). Digital media will need to be submitted in a PDF, Powerpoint, HTML or QuickTime format on CD, or a DVD. Material submitted on USB drives will NOT be assessed. Where mock-ups, prototypes and models have been used, only comprehensive photographic evidence should be submitted. • Every attempt should be made to keep a Scholarship portfolio to no more than 60 pages. The submission can be made up of individual sheets or a visual diary or a combination of both to total no more than 60 pages.

  12. top scholar 2011 Samuel Blok Transformable Apartment

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