General information
This subject will be on-campus complementing the excursion which will provide direct personal experiences of built environments, which is an integral part of architectural education and a major way of learning to understand architecture as well as other related design fields. The goal of this subject is to provide the students with opportunities to experience buildings in different contexts, meet architectural practitioners, visit other architecture programs, and engage in other off-campus activities both nationally and internationally. The visited sites, including traditional and contemporary buildings, provide a broad overview of world architecture in order to support the undergraduate architecture curriculum and inspire design excellence.
Subject Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of this subject the learner will be able to:
- To develop knowledge, awareness and understanding of European, Balkanik and other contexts of architectural development from a theoretical and historical standpoint.
- Students will be expected to develop the ability to critically evaluate and contribute to any discussion on architectural theory/history.
- Ability to apply understanding of historical precedent toward contemporary issue through Awareness of important themes from the past.
- To develop knowledge and the ability to analyze built form in respect of context and display an understanding of research methodologies and capacity to communicate/display findings.
Course Project: Urban Design Sprint
