History and Theory 2 : Place and Precedent - TIA1121

Assessment 2: Written assignment (coursework)

For coursework 2: the presentation of the group work will provide the formative assessment.  Individual submissions will form the summative assessment.

Written Assignment

Assessment 1: Written assignment (coursework)

For coursework 1: one piece of formative assessment will be included, which will normally take the form of formative feedback, prior to resubmission of the work as part of the summative assessment for the module.

Assessment 1: Written Assignment

Illustrated analysis of place, space and architectural form.

Assessment 2: Written Assignment

Illustrated comparative appraisal of historical and contemporary architecture

The focus of the module will be upon place and precedent. It will enable you to deepen your understanding of the history of architecture and architectural and urban design theory and will provide an informed background against which your own ideas can develop and mature.
The module explores the development of architecture and urban design from the beginning of the Renaissance to the start beginning of the 21st century and examines contemporary movements and practices by analysing principal characteristics, raisons d’être and the work of leading exponents.  Themes and issues will be explored with reference to the work and writings of significant theorists and practitioners from a broad philosophical spectrum. 
You will be introduced to the specific historical/political development in a variety of contexts, which will provide an understanding of the relationship between the climate, socio-economic, and cultural and religious factors and architectural development.
The module introduces you to a range of architectural and urban design strategies and methodologies that will develop your critical understanding based on a sound theoretical foundation.

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TIA1121 - History and Theory 2 : Place and Precedent

History and Theory 2 : Place and Precedent

be able to research broadly and academically.

be able to communicate with clarity of intent to express practical and theoretical thinking.

be able to critically appraise the relationship between architectural form and urban, climatic, social, cultural, artistic and technological influences.

be able to demonstrate an understanding contemporary architectural and urban design issues.

be able to formulate academic arguments and present appropriate information in a purposeful manner.

be able to identify and appraise appropriate strategies for generating, developing and evaluating design ideas.

will be able to demonstrate an understanding of cultural, fine arts and architectural theories and practices.

be able to use architectural theories and concepts to analyse places, spaces and architectural form.