The Architecture of Meaning: Language as architecture words as materials, syntax as structure, meaning as design.

Concept Statement: Language is built, not merely spoken. Syntax is the architecture through which meaning stands. Here, words are treated as bricks and beams, blueprints for the architecture of human thought.

Student Outcomes: Students will master the structural layers of language (morphology → syntax → semantics) and apply them to design clear, elegant, and meaningful expression in both written and visual form.

Culminating Artifact:
“The Atelier Portfolio I - Blueprints of Meaning”
A curated set of analytical essays, linguistic sketches, and visual-linguistic design prototypes demonstrating mastery of syntax, structure, and meaning.