Unleash Your Design Superpowers with 'Frightful Design: When Good Architecture Goes Bad!'
Discover the Secrets of Haunted Attraction Design and Elevate Your Architectural Skills to New Heights
This thrilling exploration is the perfect topic for Halloween and beyond, offering a unique perspective on architecture and design.
The course is led by Leonard Pickel, a renowned haunted attraction designer with 40 years of experience in the industry.
Leonard has turned his architectural degree from Texas A&M University into a career of designing for fright rather than comfort, thrills rather than peacefulness.
"Frightful Design: When Good Architecture Goes Bad!" delves into the art of designing any house, balancing style, function, and user needs.
It's a creative endeavor that aims to produce the desired reaction from occupants, whether that's tranquility, relaxation, work function, entertainment, or in this case, TERROR!
Leonard Pickel has designed over 300 haunted house walk-through attractions worldwide, including for Universal Studios, Madison Square Garden, several Six Flags parks, and even the Playboy mansion.
In this riveting presentation, he shares his creative process for scaring the "bejeebers" out of people.
You might find his approach surprisingly similar to your own design theory!
Leonard is an innovator, designer, artist, inventor, teacher, writer, and leader in the themed attraction design industry.
His creations have been experienced by over 1 million people from Los Angeles to New York, Puerto Rico to Australia, all experiencing the "Pickel Theory" of Haunt Design firsthand.
He's constantly experimenting with new technologies and searching for fresh new approaches to scaring people for a living.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a master of frightful design!
Sign up today for this free online course and take your understanding of architecture and design to a chilling new level.
Expert Instruction - Benefit from Leonard Pickel's 40 years of experience in haunted attraction design, providing you with unique insights and knowledge.
Unique Topic - Discover a new perspective on architecture and design, enhancing your creativity and broadening your understanding.
Practical Application - Learn the art of designing for different reactions, improving your versatility and adaptability in design.
Real-world Examples - Get insights from over 300 haunted house walk-through attractions designed by Leonard Pickel, enriching your learning with practical examples.
Innovative Approach - Explore the "Pickel Theory" of Haunt Design, encouraging you to think outside the box in your own designs.
Free Access - Gain valuable knowledge and skills without any financial investment, making it a cost-effective learning opportunity.
Access to Industry Innovations - Learn about industry firsts like the turn-key Haunted House kits and the Triangular Grid System, keeping you at the forefront of design trends.
Career Inspiration - Learn how Leonard turned his architectural degree into a career of designing for fright, inspiring you to see new possibilities in your own career.
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Frightful Design: When Good Architecture Goes Bad!
- Course
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Contents
You get a single video approximately one hour long.
Frequently asked questions
If you have any additional questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to our support team at info@AIBD.org.
Is this course suitable for beginners in architecture and design?
Absolutely! This course is designed to cater to a wide range of learners, including beginners. Leonard Pickel provides clear explanations and practical examples that can be easily understood by individuals new to the field.
Do CPBDs receive CE credit for this course?
CPBDs do not receive CE credit for this course. Only "paid" courses with a quiz at the end offer credits.
Are there any prerequisites for enrolling in this course?
No specific prerequisites are required. This course is open to anyone interested in exploring the intersection of architecture and frightful design. A basic understanding of architectural concepts may be helpful, but it is not mandatory.
How long is the course?
The course duration may vary, but on average, it is expected to take around one hour to complete. However, you can learn at your own pace and revisit the course materials as needed.
Can I access the course materials after completing the course?
Yes! Once you have enrolled in the course, you will have access to the course materials indefinitely. You can refer back to the content, videos, and resources at any time.
Are there any assignments or assessments in the course?
While there may not be formal assignments or assessments, you will have the opportunity to engage with the course content and participate in discussions with fellow learners. This interactive aspect allows for a deeper understanding of the concepts presented.
Can I interact with Leonard Pickel during the course?
As this course is a recording of a webinar, you won't have direct interaction with Leonard Pickel. However, you can still benefit from his expertise and insights through the pre-recorded content.
Is there a certificate of completion?
At the end of the course, you will receive a certificate of completion, acknowledging your participation and successful completion of the course. This certificate can be a valuable addition to your professional portfolio.
Can I share the course materials with others?
The course materials are intended for personal use and individual learning. Sharing the materials with others, including distributing or reproducing them, is strictly prohibited and may violate copyright laws.