ARK300 Architecture and Sustainability IV
Credits (ECTS):10
Course responsible:Eva Gabrielle Héléne Bergh
Campus / Online:Taught campus Ås
Teaching language:Norsk
Course frequency:yearly
Nominal workload:250 hours
Teaching and exam period:Autumn semester
About this course
SUMMARY: Design of complex buildings with a focus on the connection between architecture, sustainability, construction and building physics.
The purpose of the course is to work on a complex project where we work with architecture, sustainability, construction and building physics. It is assumed that analysis methods and design theory from the subjects Architecture and Sustainability I, II and III or similar subjects are known and that the students apply this knowledge in the course. The theory part will largely be linked to the topic and academic focus that the project assignment entails.
Central themes that can be included are; sustainable architecture, typology, town plan, building protection, universal design and detailing depending on the nature of the design task. The functional, aesthetic, technical and environmental impact is analyzed and seen in context. The project is carried out under guidance with a background in field registrations. A written explanation, drawings and model must be prepared. The course is based on the use of digital tools, e.g. ArchiCAD. Normally, a non-compulsory study trip related to the chosen subject will also be planned so that you get common references and look at examples of solutions from the real world.
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