This course provides students with the skills required for creative thinking, idea development, messaging, and 3-D communication, as well as helping to develop their design vocabulary and the analytical tools for formative and 3-D analysis. Every class introduces a different subject that represents a 3-D element, allowing students to cope with various issues relating to object structure, form, and communication. 

Structural tension – Demonstrating the principle using cardboard and red thread

Material research – Research exercise using cardboard 

Folding – Exercise with cardboard and red thread

Joining – An encounter between two cardboard cubes

Concluding exercise – Containers: Five cardboard containers that hold any content students select (solid/ liquid/gas). Each must have its own purpose (giving, receiving, displaying, folding, storing).