Building Technology Structures V introduces architectural conservation, traditional building techniques, and structures and their relationship to contemporary building techniques. The Building Technology module will encourage the learner to explore in detail the history of tectonics and construction. The course will give students the ability to respond to architectural, historical, and material heritage and ecologically minded precedents in appropriate ways. The module will include historical and contemporary structural methods, sustainable construction methodologies and buildings.
*Curricular information is subject to change
- Intro to Tectonic Concepts
- Intro to Conservation Theory 1
- Intro to Conservation Theory 2
- Stone and lime building – traditional and contemporary
- Brick building – traditional and contemporary
- Timber building – traditional and contemporary
- Roof Structures – traditional an contemporary
- Windows and glazing – Traditional and contemporary
- Site visit. Conservation works
- Lecture
- Engagement with lecturers in studio workshop environment
- Engagement with fellow learners in studio environment
- Field trips
- Readings and class discussions
- Self directed learning during and outside contact hours.
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| Assessment Breakdown | % |
| Other Assessment(s) | 100 |