Architecture History and Theory / Compilation

Myra Elida Binti Abd Azis / 0358516
Creative Brand Strategy / Bachelor of Design in Creative Media | Taylor's University
Task 1 & 2
MIB 

 

Task 1

Week 1

  • Briefing session for all course assignments

  • Focus on Assignment 1

  • Activities:

    • Understanding the assignment brief

    • Brainstorming ideas

    • Planning project direction

Week 2

  • Group work:

    • Groups confirmed (already assigned in Week 1)

  • Post-lecture group discussion:

    • Discussed chosen historical building

    • Shared ideas and research

    • Planned presentation and development approach

  • Informed lecturer about:

    • Selected building

    • Reason for selection

  • Outcome:

    • Improved teamwork

    • Clearer project direction

    • Better application of lecture content to assignment

Week 3

  • Group meetings held before tutorial:

    • Discussed ideas

    • Divided tasks

    • Clarified individual roles

  • Ensured documentation accuracy and consistency

  • Lecturer’s feedback:

    • Positive comments on teamwork and organization

    • Encouraged refinement and starting creative components

Week 4

  • Began working on:

    • Poster design

    • AR (Augmented Reality) component

  • Poster concept:

    • Historical and vintage theme (decided in Week 2)

  • Design elements used:

    • Classic textures

    • Muted tones

    • Old-style typography

  • AR development:

    • Explored AR features to enhance interaction

  • Outcome:

    • Concept translated into visual design

    • Project became more engaging and visually developed

Week 5

  • Presentation week

  • Preparation:

    • Finalized poster and AR setup

    • Rehearsed presentation and explanation

  • Presentation content:

    • Project concept and historical theme

    • Relationship to chosen building

    • Integration of poster and AR technology

  • Feedback:

    • Positive response from lecturer and peers

    • Praised organization, visuals, and AR integration

  • Outcome:

    • Successful project showcase

    • Valuable feedback received

    • Reflected on overall project development


Final Submission:

Video:

Booklet:

Poster:

Task 2

MIB 

 

Process:

After choosing the 5 buildings that I wanted to do, I began collecting information in a Google Docs.

Docs:


After that, I spent the few weeks working on it where I would do one per week so that I wouldn't rush.

Final:

Reflection

This free elective module was a fun and relaxed experience. Although the lectures were long, they were engaging and informative, especially about architectural history. The lecturers were friendly and supportive, making the learning environment enjoyable rather than stressful.

The assessments were manageable, though Task 2 was more challenging due to hand drawing and layout work, which pushed me out of my comfort zone. Despite this, I learned more about my chosen building and improved my attention to detail and visual organisation. I also enjoyed learning new tools, especially knowing how to create AR and using the flexible quiz platforms, which helped reinforce my understanding.

Overall, this module was a meaningful introduction to architecture that helped me develop new skills, gain confidence, and apply what I learned to my own course work.

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