Presentation Artefact and Reflection, Design Review.

Artefacts

Report, supporting diagrams and drawings.

Report

This module will encourage students to adopt a rigorous approach to structure materiality and sustainability. This should include knowledge and practice associated with their project&#39;s ecological impact over time through integrated environmental design strategies. 
The year as a whole is focussed on the rigorous exploration of spatial design at a range of scales, relating to the integration of built form within the surrounding physical and social realm whilst also developing meaningful interior studies that capture the articulation of light, space, materiality, texture and human occupation. The philosophical context for this module is intellectual culture, and how changes in culture might influence how we envisage, create and – crucially – meaningfully inhabit space.
This module is linked to and develops the design of 6121AR that engages students in the process of interpreting thematically developing related briefing documentation and investigating through three-dimensional studies the notion of changing culture as built form. The theme of this module is environment, ecology and sustainability.

Architectural Design 3 - Resolution - 6122AR

Architectural Design 3 - Resolution

Be able to evaluate relevant technical strategies including sustainable design, environmental strategies and regulatory requirements and integrate the most appropriate into a building design project. (GC1.2, GC 5.2, GC10.3, GC7.1, GC 9.1, GC 9.2, GC 9.3).

Have the ability to understand and synthesise the constructional, structural, environmental and regulatory requirements and strategies that apply to a design project as appropriate response to a brief for client and users aspirations and needs, the local context and site. (GC1.2, GC5.1, GC5.3, GC6.3, GC8.1, GC 8.2).