This course investigates a fundamental understanding of 3D form and space through material exploration, design, and fabrication. Creative problem-solving strategies, including research, idea generation, drawings, and models, are used to develop three-dimensional forms. Students create and place three-dimensional forms in context to their surroundings, understanding the relationship to its environment. Students explore a variety of analog and digital techniques throughout the creative process that encourage innovative design solutions. Prerequisite(s): DSGN 100 or (FOUN 112 or DSGN 101) or (FOUN 113 or DSGN 115); Liability waiver is required. Attributes: Studio Elective Requirement