"Architecture: Design and Drawing" is a course offered by the School of the Art Institute of Chicago that focuses on enriching students' understanding of architectural concepts and designs. Aimed at students aged 14-18, the course takes learners through the process architects utilize in developing their ideas and creating new shapes, spaces, and buildings. The curriculum covers essential elements such as form experimentation, basic drawing, perspective and drafting techniques, 3D modeling, and effective verbal and written communication of projects. The course provides students with a variety of prompts and design challenges, encouraging them to use materials such as chipboard, basswood, foam core, and other objects to realize their ideas in three dimensions. It also introduces influential artists, designers, and architects such as Frank Gehry and Robert Irwin, to examine the impacts of digital and atmospheric effects in design. The course concludes with a final presentation of the students' exploration, which could include prints and drawings, 3D physical models, or digital presentations. The course is delivered in-person at the Sharp Building, with class sessions scheduled every Sunday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, starting from October 6th and ending on December 15th. Cody Schueller is the course instructor, though no specific details about his qualifications and background are provided. This course does not require any prior experience, but familiarity with computers can be beneficial. By the end of the course, participants will have gained substantial experience in architectural design and drawing, and the ability to articulate their ideas effectively. However, the course does not offer any formal credits or certifications. The tuition fee for the course is $600.00, and the registration deadline is on September 30th.