Class Constructive Systems II

  • Presentation

    Presentation

    To understand the elements that make up a project, the anatomy of a construction and its connections, following the learning of the previous semester. Know the current construction processes and vernaculars; current placement on site and what materials to use in its various parts. Knowledge of structural elements, technical, perceptual, sensitive and expression aspects.

  • Code

    Code

    ULHT36-14606
  • Syllabus

    Syllabus

    Topography and implantation of a construction in a simple and urban context; types of foundations and insulation. Types of building structures in the various masonry and materials. Wooden floors of different types and bases, concrete or others. Air chambers on the ground floors. Wood, reinforced concrete and steel; foundation and elevation masonry; hydraulic mortars and their various components and destinations; elements of a construction and constructive morphology in old and modern buildings. Ephemeral structures. Coverage points in different types and materials; mansard roofs, dormers and attics; designations; elements of a roof or terrace and their representation and details; laying and isolation of different types of roofs; flights of stairs and stairs in fan, curl or round; building shell finishes, their components and composition. Natural lighting. types of walls. Exterior insulation.

  • Objectives

    Objectives

    Students will have sufficient knowledge of the various materials to begin to guide their studies and design concepts and have a sense of what they should use where they are used and how they are used and to understand what architecture is. They will know the combination of basic legislation with creativity and that architecture is not just design and form, but a set of disciplines, means and also rules for successfully completing a program. The advantage of the outline and the intermediate phases before the final project. Understand and analyze the costs involved and have the notion of sustainability in all concurrent steps.

  • Teaching methodologies and assessment

    Teaching methodologies and assessment

    Theoretical and practical aspects very accentuated in the course of classes with the supervision of the Teacher - Theoretical explanation, schemes, drawings. Power Point and execution of regular works diversifying the form of the perception of Architecture through drawing with manual and expeditious representation for the development of creativity, training, artistic sensitivity and scale.

    - Scales 1: 50/1: 20/1: 1. Comparison of construction elements at scale and in natural size - representation and comparison of the general with the particular. Graphical representation of the parts of a Project and construction elements.

    Weighting in the final grade - individual works from zero to twenty:

    1 - executed in the classroom

    2 - executed in the classroom

    TOTAL - average

    Notes: Attendance in this continuous assessment is mandatory for at least 75% of classes

  • References

    References

    • Bibliografia obrigatória

      - Hoadley, R. Bruce (2000). Understanding Wood. A Craftman's Guide to Wood Technology. Taunton. Newtown.

      Cota: AQ 232- BC

      - Rael, Ronald (2009).  Earth Architecture. Princeton Architectural Press. New York.

      Cota: AQ 489 - BC

      - Mascarenhas, Jorge. Sistemas de construção, Vol I a V - Livros Horizonte

      Cota : AQ/83-BC , AQ/83.A-BC, AQ/83.B-BC, AQ/83.C-BC , AQ/83.D-BC

      - Neufert, Ernst (1945). Arte de Proytar en Arquitectura. Gustavo Gili. Barcelona.

      Cota: AQ 150 ¿ BC

      . Vários,  Tectonica Nº 1 a 40, ATC Ediciones S.L., Madrid

     

  • Office Hours

    Office Hours

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    Horário de atendimento

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