Architecture History and Identity

• • • Architecture and Identity
  • • Vernacular Architecture
  • • Classical Architecture
  • • Power and Symbolism (religious, secular, institutional)
  • • Control and Urban Realm
  • • Colonialism
  • • Architectural Heritage
  • • Memory and Commemoration
  • • History and Heritage Contestation

Others

Level 2 subjects normally assume an introductory level of prior knowledge in this area, eg for this subject the completion of BAS130 Architecture and Culture. Ensure all Level 1 subjects have been completed.

Additional requirements

• Equipment requirements - Audio video equipment required. Access to hardware: webcam, speakers and microphone.
• Other requirements - Access to the internet. Admission to degree required. Provide an email address.

This subject was previously known as Architecture and Identity.

This subject explores socio-cultural, historical and heritage themes in Architecture. Through research and site visits this subject examines the role of Architecture in the development of national and local identity. Global, national and local heritage issues impacting on architecture are also investigated in this subject.

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• Presentation (40%)
• Response (20%)
• Report (40%)

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