History & Theory of Architecture 2(ii)

Overview

This course covers selected themes and movements in architecture internationally from earliest times to the present day. These include detailed aspects of the Modern Movement, Architecture and Design c1900, and the Renaissance in Italy.

Learning Objectives

On completion of this module, students will be able to:

- Demonstrate an ability to build coherent narratives of the architectural developments and their significance in certain periods/contexts,

- Understand the influences which gave meaning and value to architectural design and its associated with socio-cultural situations,

- Present well‐structured and analytical evaluation of the characteristics of architecture that is sound and critically reflective.

Skills

Understanding of the influences which gave meaning and value to architectural design; evaluation of the architecture of the periods covered.

Assessment

A minimum of 75% attendance at lectures, seminars & tutorials.

Coursework

100%

Examination

0%

Practical

0%

Credits

10

Module Code

ARC3022

Teaching Period

Spring Semester

Duration

12 Weeks