Architectural Design IV
In Architectural Design IV, themed “engaging environment and community,” the studio focuses on designing sustainable projects that benefit both people and the environment. Students work on projects for specific communities, considering environmental conditions and sustainability. They study precedents of responsive design to address natural elements like sun, wind, heat, and cold, and consider site features, socio-cultural events, and passive design strategies. The goal is to create designs that harmonize with the environment and provide a positive experience for the community. Students must apply knowledge from previous Architecture and Environment modules and integrate research from the Asian Architecture module, aiming to foster a sense of community through their designs.
Architectural Design III
Architectural Design II provide design thinking principles and methods used in various design fields. The studio focuses on "User and Context," exploring the relationship between users and the environment. Students study architectural spaces, form, and space conceptualization, and design a user-oriented structure that integrates with the site context.
Architectural Design II
Architectural Design II provide design thinking principles and methods used in various design fields. The studio focuses on "User and Context," exploring the relationship between users and the environment. Students study architectural spaces, form, and space conceptualization, and design a user-oriented structure that integrates with the site context.
Architectural Design I
Architectural Design I is structured as an introduction to architectural design. This preliminary design module aims to present and explain design through the expression of the perception of ‘self’ and the body, construction, and materialist in terms of tectonics.
The module consists of 3 Project which starts from the basic understanding of design elements to building personal space based on the themed of Project 2.