In the bachelor courses offered by DDF, students will learn the core skills of architectural geometry, strongly integrated with digital techniques and computational design processes. Rather than a “step-by-step” methodology, where students first learn analogue and subsequently digital techniques, the courses adopt a methodology that favour cross-pollination and integrative workflows.

This offers students not only the basic understanding of architectural geometry and geometric construction but also varied techniques and the ability to take advantage of state-of-the-art digital design processes and adopt them into their design vocabulary. In the bachelor courses offered by DDF, students will learn the core skills of architectural geometry, strongly integrated with digital techniques and computational design processes. Rather than a “step-by-step” methodology, where students first learn analogue and subsequently digital techniques, the courses adopt a methodology that favour cross-pollination and integrative workflows. This offers students not only the basic understanding of architectural geometry and geometric construction but also varied techniques and the ability to take advantage of state-of-the-art digital design processes and adopt them into their design vocabulary.