The Architecture, Urbanism and Landscape Survey Course I module offers the first half of an introductory survey of the history and theory of spatial design from its origins to the present. As a survey it is executed through thematic lenses. Its objective is to establish a variety of frameworks for examining and understanding this history in order to make it useful for the learners within their own design projects.
The practice, culture and politics of bricolage
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Tracing Type through Time
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Architectures of Labour and Craft
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Architectures of Skeletal Structure
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Pre-modern Interiority
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The Renaissance Object
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Places v. Plinths
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Pre-modern Universal Space
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Modernist Universal
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Lectures
Seminars
Lecture and reading worksheets
Self directed learning outside contact hours
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| Other Assessment(s) | 100 |