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VitruviusPosted: May 10, 2007
"It follows, therefore, that architects who have aimed at acquiring manual skill without scholarship have never been able to reach a position of authority to correspond to their pains, while those who relied only upon theories and scholarship were obviously hunting the shadow, not the substance. But those who have a thorough knowledge of both, like men armed at all points, have the sooner attained their object and carried authority with them."
Vitruvius 1:1:2
I have electronically compiled the English translation of Vitruvius' Treatise which is in the Public Domain, and published it as a pdf file. See below. Right now it is only the text, but I hope to add the illustrations in the future.
http://www.sarc.msstate.edu/facultyFiles/Vitruvius_-_The_Ten_Books_on_Architecture.pdf
The Latin edition of Vitruvius is coming soon.
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» Vitruvius_-_The_Ten_Books_on_Architecture.pdfCourses
ARC 4990 - AutoCAD for ArchitectsPosted: July 05, 2006
Three hour lecture: This course introduces the student to the fundamentals of AutoCAD software and basic methods for two-dimensional architectural drawing and construction documents using AutoCAD. This is a basic and intermediate class using Autodesk Architectural Desktop. Students should have a general working knowledge of 2-D drafting and orthographic projection and 3-D modeling. Students will learn a general knowledge of AutoCAD commands and usage. The class will contain lectures on subject matter as well as demonstrations and hands-on class activities.
Related Files:
» ARC_4990_Intersession_Syllabus.pdf» ARC_4990_Intersession_-_From_Mayline_&_Graphite_to_Bits_and_Bytes.pdf
» ARC_4990_Intersession_Final_Project.pdf
» ADT_Menus.pdf
» Drawing_Scale_Factors.pdf
» Top_Ten_AutoCAD_Tips_&_Tricks.pdf
Education
EducationPosted: April 20, 2006
Master of Architecture
Syracuse University [May 1997]
This degree was earned through the Syracuse University Foreign Exchange Program in Florence, Italy. I spent two semesters in Florence, studying Urban Architecture and Urban Design while touring Italy and Europe.
Bachelor of Architecture
Mississippi State University [May 1994]
Minor in Theatre
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» CV.2006.02.01_2.pdfProfile
Mick Hintz, AIA, MCSE, MCITP
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Bachelor of Architecture
Mississippi State (1994)
Master of Architecture
Syracuse University (1997)
Mick Hintz is an architect and S/ARC alumnus whose current work includes facilitating the use of technology in the College of Architecture, Art, and Design. In his architectural work he has specialized in Historic Preservation and Adaptive Reuse as well as Universal Design and Accessibility. His current work involves the electronic publication of Architectural Treatises that are in the Public Domain.
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