SL3351: Advanced Woodwork and Furniture Design
This course is designed for students with prior experience in woodworking and furniture design. The fundamentals of both traditional and contemporary design are explored. From chairs to tables to a variety of cabinetry, students will have the ability to construct a work of their own design. Over the course of the semester, students will work with the instructor on the design and building of a piece of furniture. Instruction in the usage and techniques of both machine and hand tools are covered in conjunction with the execution of the finished piece. Beginning with sketches, students will explore design and materials, fabricate models, and generate construction drawings, with a goal of fabricating and completing their own project. As different projects progress, tutorials on new techniques will be explained and applied.
In some cases this course may be cross-tallied at an intermediate level as SL2351: Intermediate Woodworking and Furniture Design.
The following prerequisites are required for this course:
SL2351: Intermediate Woodworking and Furniture Design.
Notify me the next time this course is offered
Corcoran Membership
Please enter your Member ID number and the zip code of your membership billing address to confirm your membership and qualify for members-only benefits.