Architectural English for Design Students and Professionals.

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1.1 L1 - INTRO TO ARCHITECTURE.pdf

1. Intro to Architecture.mp4

17:45

2.1 L2 - ARCHITECTURAL STYLES.pdf

2. Architectural Styles.mp4

19:06

3.1 L3 - BUILDING MATERIALS.pdf

3.2 The Future of Building Materials.html

3. Building Materials.mp4

20:50

4.1 L4 - READING DOCUMENTS.pdf

4. Reading Documents.mp4

24:50

5.1 Future Design of Cities.html

5.2 L5 - URBAN PLANNING.pdf

5. Urban Planning.mp4

21:51

6.1 A Living Building - The Bullit Center.html

6.2 What Is Sustainable Architecture.html

6. Sustainable Architecture.mp4

18:56

7.1 L7 - INTERIOR DESIGN.pdf

7. Interior Design.mp4

25:26

8.1 L8 - ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY.pdf

8.2 What is Architectural Technology.html

8. Architectural Technologies.mp4

19:31

9.1 A Bad Contractor.html

9.2 L9 - CONTRACTOR CLIENT RELATIONS.pdf

9. Contractor Client Relations.mp4

23:37

Description

Learn vocabulary, reading, listening, and sentence building for a variety of architectural areas.

What You'll Learn?

Learn architectural vocabulary, definitions, and sentence building.
Have conversations about architectural styles, drawings, technologies, clients and more.
Activities like fill-in-the blank, matching, listening, reading comprehension, and more.
Sentence building with specific vocabulary while practicing different tenses.
Discussing images of architecture and discussing opinions with vocabulary from lessons.
Learn about materials and sustainable design. How can we practice design in the future?

Who is this for?

Non-native English speakers and anyone who wants to learn more about architecture in the English language!

What You Need to Know?

A basic understanding of the architectural/interior design process and the English language.

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Hello, and welcome to Architectural English with Career Up English. Where you level up your career by learning English that is specific to your profession.

Are you tired of learning basic business English?Â Do you need something more specific and targeted towards your career? Well, here at Career UpÂ English we do just that. My name is Matthew and I've been an ESL teacher for over a decade. IÂ became tired of simply teaching the English language and IÂ have decided to create my own curriculums that are specific to different professions. I have a degree in architecture and I bring a unique perspective to ESL with all my experiences as a professional designer. This is my first course, ESL for architecture, but many more will follow.

In this course we will talk about architectural vocabulary, styles, building materials, interior design, construction documents, drawings, elevations, floor plans, sustainable architecture and much more. We will have vocabulary matching, fill in the blank, conversations, sentence buildings, grammar practice and more.

My goal is to create an entire catalogue of ESL courses for specific professions. Everything from architecture to photography to engineering to sports to business to food to travel and so much more! With your help, comments, and subscriptions, we can make that happen. Stop in and let me know what your career is and if you'd like me to make an ESL course for it!
Let's level up your career!
Who this course is for:
Non-native English speakers and anyone who wants to learn more about architecture in the English language!

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Hello,My name is Matt and I've been an ESL teacher for nearly 12 years in multiple countries. I have a degree in architecture and I bring a unique perspective to ESL. My first course dropped will be ESL for architecture but many more will follow. My goal is to create an entire catalogue of ESL for specific professions. With your help, comments, and subscriptions, we can make that happen. Stop in and let me know what your career is and if you'd like me to make an ESL course for it.Let's level up your career.

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