Architecture Design 2

• • sense of place
  • notion of inhabitation in architecture
  • built environment as a representation of collective values
  • the relationship between ideas and architecture
  • space, form, structure and materials.

Others

Students who have completed BAS140 PRIOR to 2015 are not required to enrol into its co-requisite BAS145 as it was previously counted as double subject. From 2015, BAS145 must be enrolled at same time.

Special requirements

• EquipmentDetails - Access to hardware: webcam, speakers and microphone.
• SoftwareDetails - Students are required to purchase or have access to the Adobe Creative Suite of programs, specifically Photoshop. The presentation techniques learned in this programs will be used throughout the Architecture Course.

This subject was previously known as Architecture Habitation Studio.

This subject explores the sense of place and the notion of inhabitation in architecture. It explores the built environment as a representation of collective values, investigates the relationship between ideas and architecture, and develops an understanding of primary architectural components: space, form, structure and materials. It refers to and uses communication methods taught concurrently in other subjects. This subject requires students to create new structures for inhabitation at a personal scale that engage well with a given landscape. Work Integrated Learning is incorporated through the design of projects on a real site.

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• Presentation (30%)
• Assignment 1 — Investigation (30%)
• Assignment 2 — Reflection (40%)

Current study term: 30 May 21 to 29 Aug 21

Next study term: 28 Nov 21 to 27 Feb 22