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The Structural Engineer > Archive > Volume 92 (2014) > Issues > Issue 8 > Viewpoint: Teaching art to engineering students
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Viewpoint: Teaching art to engineering students

Undergraduate course lecturer, Harry Partridge, discusses the importance of developing the more intuitive and creative side of the brain — and describes how a short course in art given to final year civil engineering students at Sydney University has endeavoured to encourage students in this direction.

Author(s): H. Partridge (Partridge Structural and Artmap Studio)

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