6.00 credits
90.0 h
Q1
Teacher(s)
Gilot Christian; Zurbuchen Bernard;
Language
French
Prerequisites
The prerequisite(s) for this Teaching Unit (Unité d’enseignement – UE) for the programmes/courses that offer this Teaching Unit are specified at the end of this sheet.
Main themes
An optional workshop, simultaneous with the beginning of the End of Study Work, then concerned with broad urban issues, the international workshop proposes a limited question to allow students to engage in questions of detail, materiality, light, implementation, constructive processes, architectural expression.
The project is carried out in a foreign context, which allows an immersion in other practices of living and building
Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
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The master's workshops must allow the student to reach a level of mastery of the following skills: Analyze and synthesize, through drawing, a given situation in its interdependent dimensions: landscape, urban, architectural Investigate (= imagine and evaluate) through drawing and in an iterative and reflexive process (back and forth between the sketch and the project) the potential of a situation to welcome new developments (morphological, typological, programmatic, "poetic"), Integrate sustainable development issues into the architecture project process. Choose the appropriate methods to conduct the development of the project: sketches, verification of potentials; plans, sections, elevations, volume views, material models; freehand drawing, measured drawings; manual drawing, computer-aided drawing; critical analysis of potential uses,". Select the appropriate methods to present the project: choice of scales, choice of framing, choice of techniques (manual/informatics drawing, material models), layout, Establish a discursive presentation of the project at its different stages (from sketch to project): oral/written, More specifically for this project, he will have developed his skills at Integrate data (morphological, typological, programmatic, constructive, climatic, "poetic") from a non-family context into the architecture project. Rapidly develop an architectural project in a problem defined by a guest teacher and which conveys other cultural considerations. Integrate the combined design work at different scales: from the context scale to the precise definition of architectural elements or from the urban/landscape context to the detail (1/20th). |
Faculty or entity
LOCI
