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Architecture Portfolio
Project 02 - An Asian Street

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Objectives of Project

  • To develop critical perspectives on architecture and urbanism in situations where tradition, modernity and globalization intersect through an exploration of the history of South, Southeast and East Asian architecture

  • To promote and develop students' knowledge and understanding of selected aspects of Asian architectural and urban design through first-hand experience gained through a study visit to an appropriate local or overseas location relevant to the theme

  • To develop in each student increasing skills and independence in information gathering, visual and verbal analysis, and critical synthesis

  • To develop in each student increasing skills in clear, effective, written communication, employing recognized scholarly and professional conventions

  • To enhance further students' interpersonal and intrapersonal skills

 

Learning Outcomes

  • Describe the historical development of the main strands of Asian architecture

  • Identify a broad range of issues related to the historical and chronological transitions of Asian architectural history

  • Interpret architectural language in relation to the development of Asian architecture and urbanism based on theme of tradition, modernity and globalization

Project 01 - Case Study Paper

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Objectives of Project

  • To allow students to undertake a study on issue or contemporary architecture practice in Asia through literature review and prsent an appropriate account of the issue based on the understanding gained through a case study

  • To introduce studetns to activities which culminate in the production of the study; collection, indexing and evaluation of information; analysis of information; compilation and organization of study; writing of study, assembly of illustration and text; design of layout; binding and presentation

 

Learning Outcomes

  • Analyse and discuss the relationship between architecture and its social, cultural and intellectual context within the Asian region

  • Differentiate the way in which many varied factors contribute to the development of Asian architecture and urbanism

  • Produce, orally and in writing, a critical interpretation of Asian architecture and urbanism in relation to relevant theories within the contemporary discourse of architecture

  • A paper (3,000 to a maximum of 4,000 words, double-spaced)

  • A power point presentation (10 minutes) - which contains an outlines of the paper covering key issues and themes explored, as well bibliography

Asian Architecture

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