Class Research Laboratory / Seminars

  • Presentation

    Presentation

    The Curricular Unit fundamentally aims provide to the students with content and instruments to implement a Dissertation Project (Work Plan), as a consistent basis for the preparation of a master's dissertation.

    It has three teaching modules:

     

    1. Theoretical / expository classes with six content presentation sessions that address philosophical and philosophy of science subjects, disciplinary, theoretical, historiographical and the topics about dialectic between the practice of architecture and research.

    2. Follow-up sessions for the development of research methodologies and processes.

    3. Open seminar / class with architects / invited researchers from outside teaching institutions or research units, with the following topics:

     

    3.1. Master's Work and Subsequent Research Practice

    3.2  Restlessness: Interaction of Theory with the Practice of Architecture

  • Code

    Code

    ULHT36-12635
  • Syllabus

    Syllabus

    I- Notions of Academic Research

    II- Research Types

    III- Research in Architecture

    IV- Architectural Research

    V- Epistemology and Phenomenology

    VI- Theory, Research and Professional Practice (cycle of classes with external guests)

    a- Master's Work and Subsequent Research Practice

    b-  Restlessness: Interaction of Theory with the Practice of Architecture

  • Objectives

    Objectives

    The strategic objective aims the realization of a Dissertation Project as a consistent basis and expressed in an intelligible way for the preparation of the original dissertation, to be concluded with academic success.

    Complementary objectives:

    1. Develop autonomy skills for the organization of knowledge.

    2. Develop the ability to distinguish not only the fundamental domains of architecture - practice, criticism, theory, history - as well as the articulations and interrelationships that are established between them.

    3. Consolidation of methods and processes of research and investigation in Architecture.

    4. Consolidation of competences related to written summaries.

    5. Consolidation of oral expression skills and defense of own research work.

    6. Consolidation of data, information and documentation systematization skills.

    7. Develop skills to choose a relevant topic and consciously choose a type of approach.

  • Teaching methodologies and assessment

    Teaching methodologies and assessment

    1. Theoretical classes:

    1.1 Expository sessions of the programmed contents.

    1.2 Joint debate sessions.

    2. Theoretical / practical classes:

    2.1 Support for the development of practical work;

    2.2 Support in the collection and systematization of data and information;

    2.3 Support in documentary research (drawings, projects, images, etc.);

    2.4 Support in research work

    3. Complementary activities:

    3.1 Seminar/Cycle of open classes with external architects/researchers.

    Rating criteria:

    A - Merit of an article written on a topic chosen by the student (max. 10 pages), or case study work (max. 10 pages) = 25%.

    B - Merit of the Master Thesis Project (Work Plan) (dossier A4 w / text and images (max. 15 pages) + attachments or physical elements (documents, images, panels, models, etc.) = 50%.

    C - Merit of Presentation of the Master's Dissertation Project = 25%.

  • References

    References

    BACHELARD, Gaston (1971). A Epistemologia. Edições 70, Lisboa, 2018.

    ECO, Umberto (1977). Como se faz uma tese em Ciências Sociais. Editorial Presença, Lisboa, 1980-2019.

    FRAMPTON, Kenneth (2002). Teoria. Editorial Gustavo Gili. Barcelona, 2020.

    HACHING, Ian (1983) - Representing and Intervening. Cambridge University Press, Cambrige, UK, 1983.

    QUARONI, Ludovico (1980). Proyectar un Edifíco. Ocho Lecciones de Arquitectura. Xarait Ediciones, Madrid.

    PIAZZA, Tommaso (2017). O que é o conhecimento. Edições 70, Lisboa, 2019.

    KRÜGER, Mário Teixeira (2002). A Arte de Investigação em Arquitectura. Revista “Em Cima do Joelho”, nº 5, 2002, pp. 22-39, Editorial do Departamento de Arquitectura, Universidade de Coimbra, ISSN: 0874-6168.

    SANTOS, Boaventura Sousa (1987). Um Discurso sobre as Ciências. Edições Afrontamento, Lisboa, 10ª edição,1998.

     

  • Office Hours

    Office Hours

    Nome do docente  

    Horário de atendimento

    Sala

    Francisco Portugal e Gomes 

            Quinta-feira, 10-12H

    G.3.4

    Mário Teixeira Kruger 

              Quinta-feira, 18-19H

    G.3.3

     

     

     

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