Teaching Responsibility
LJMU Schools involved in Delivery:
Liverpool School of Art & Design
Learning Methods
Lecture
Seminar
Tutorial
Module Offerings
7131MAS-APR-MTP
7131MAS-JAN-MTP
7131MAS-SEP-MTP
Aims
To provide students with knowledge and understanding of the context of the architect and the construction industry, including the architect's role in the processes of procurement and building production under UK legislation.
Learning Outcomes
1.
Appraise design projects and practice in the context of current policy, regulation, legislation, and requirements of sustainable design.
2.
Differentiate between how the various disciplines (clients, users, constructors, co-professionals and wider society) integrate in procuring and progressing a development proposal.
3.
Appraise current issues affecting professional practice and speculate on future directions.
Module Content
Outline Syllabus:To provide students with knowledge about key aspects of contemporary architectural practice in order that they have a strong foundation for entry into the ARB / RIBA Part 3 period of their education.
Module Overview:
An exciting opportunity to reflect upon contemporary, ethical design practice and also to be directly involved in 'live' architectural projects within the North West region. You will be working, in groups, with real clients on a variety of projects identified by them with a member of staff as a mentor. You will act as a 'mini practice' and resolve and advise your respective clients on professional issues.
An exciting opportunity to reflect upon contemporary, ethical design practice and also to be directly involved in 'live' architectural projects within the North West region. You will be working, in groups, with real clients on a variety of projects identified by them with a member of staff as a mentor. You will act as a 'mini practice' and resolve and advise your respective clients on professional issues.
Additional Information:On behalf of the teaching team, welcome to the Practice and Legislation module, this is an exciting opportunity to reflect upon contemporary, ethical design practice and also to be directly involved in 'live' architectural projects within the North West region. You will be working, in groups, with real clients on a variety of projects identified by them with a member of staff as a mentor. You will act as a 'mini practice' and resolve and advise your respective clients on professional issues.