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Class Project 3.2

  • Presentation

    Presentation

    The aim is to introduce an understanding of the usefulness of architecture and the relationships between its forms and ways of experiencing spaces, its implementation in the territory, and construction techniques, allowing this knowledge to be related to the historical perspective and applied critically in the Project. The main theme of the semester is collective housing: urban insertion, urban morphology, the study of dwellings, distribution systems, module associations, typological options. The objective is to understand the process of developing a complex project, from a contemporary formal idea, on a scale of 1/200, to the details of construction, in a challenging urban situation, to the development of these ideas in the construction plan, in a realistic way. The exercise focuses on the development of one of the buildings studied in the previous semester, with special attention to detail, structural and construction characteristics.
  • Code

    Code

    ULP286-14465
  • Syllabus

    Syllabus

    In summary, the exercise seeks to: - reflect on issues of urban integration, urban morphology, and architectural housing typology; - think of the project as a whole between theory and constructive pragmatism, questioning the idea, program, territory, and materiality of the project; - integrate knowledge of the disciplines of Construction and Structures into the project in the expression of the formal ideas of the project; - understand the notion of order: the relationship between functional organization, definition, and structure. - deepen the concepts of composition, measurement, and module; - consolidate a methodology of spatial composition; - develop sensitivity to the plastic qualities of materials. During classes, teachers (and classmates) will critique the project, always encouraging the investigation of relevant case studies—both in terms of form and theoretical basis—and the development of the design at all proposed scales (1/200, 1/50, 1/20, and 1/2).  
  • Objectives

    Objectives

    The skills to be developed are related to the practice of the Project (conceptual, theoretical, and instrumental values): - developing critical observation and analysis skills; - understanding and analyzing different residential grouping systems, involving both an understanding of the mechanisms of aggregation and the consequences of their application, such as density, organization, and urban form. - develop critical observation and analysis skills; - ability to investigate simultaneously - site, program, and materiality; - ability to integrate materiality and its representation into the idea and form; - understand the theme of collective housing as the axis of social life in cities and among people, assimilating the basic requirements of habitability and basic housing programs. - ability to integrate into the idea and form the knowledge acquired in other disciplines that converge in the project, namely Construction and Structures.
  • Teaching methodologies

    Teaching methodologies

    The methodological model of the CU is aligned with the basic principle of the Bologna Process, promoting the transition from teaching centered on the passive acquisition of knowledge to a paradigm focused on the development of skills. The methodology will be based on: - a direct, personal, and individualized teacher-student relationship, valuing the particularities of each one; - the deepening of design and other methods of understanding the urban unit under study; - the presentation of intervention proposals and comparative criticism between students' work in parallel with the development of the project and its rationale, with the participation of teachers from various disciplines that converge in the project; - the integration of interdisciplinary knowledge into the architectural proposal; - presenting and discussing exemplary projects in solving the problems under study.
  • References

    References

    Monteys Xavier; Casa collage. ISBN: 84-252-1869-1 Gili Galfetti Gustau; Pisos piloto. ISBN: 84-252-1716-4 Schneider Friederike 340; Atlas de plantas. ISBN: 84-252-2050-5 Melgarejo María 050; Nuevos modos de habitar. ISBN: 84-86828-15-5 Rueda Oscar 340; Metropolitan Housing Madrid. ISBN: 84-7207-138-3 Martínez Andrés; Habitar la cubierta. ISBN: 84-252-1989-2 Rueda Oscar 340; Metropolitan Housing Madrid. ISBN: 84-7207-138-3 Fernandes Fátima; Arquitectura portuguesa contemporânea. ISBN: 972-41-2706-0 SALAZAR, J., GAUSA, M.; Housing+Singular Housing, Actar, 2002 Proyecto Casa Barcelona, Construmat Barcelona, 2001  
  • Assessment

    Assessment

    A avaliação é contínua e centrada no acompanhamento regular do trabalho dos estudantes bom como na aquisição progressiva de competências. Neste modelo, não existe lugar a prova ou exame final nem a exame de recurso, conforme estipulado nas recomendações pedagógicas. Deste modo, os alunos deverão frequentar e assinar a folha de presenças em todas as aulas, não sendo possível a passagem de ano letivo com um número de faltas superior ao definido no regulamento de avaliação. Não serão admitidos à avaliação trabalhos que não tenham sido acompanhados pelos professores. Os exercícios a desenvolver nas aulas teóricas são de carácter obrigatório e considerados complementares do exercício a desenvolver nas aulas práticas. A não realização dos mesmos implica a não progressão para o ano letivo seguinte. Os trabalhos deverão ser entregues de acordo com os elementos e prazos definidos para cada fase, não devendo os docentes aceitar trabalhos fora de prazo ou incompletos.

    Considerando que os conhecimentos adquiridos nas unidades curriculares anteriores são essenciais para a aquisição de conhecimentos e competências, entendem-se como vinculativas as precedências entre Construção e Estruturas.

    No que se refere à inscrição e frequência na U.C. de Projecto, sublinha-se que a mesma tem igualmente precedências, não apenas de um semestre para o subsequente, como também de um ano para o seguinte. Os alunos só podem inscrever-se na UC que lhe dá precedência se tiverem realizado a primeira, no mesmo ano lectivo.

    A avaliação é da responsabilidade do coletivo de docentes, sendo as classificações ponderadas em função das competências efetivamente adquiridas pelos estudantes ao longo do processo.

     

    Assessment is continuous and focuses on regular monitoring of students' work and the progressive acquisition of skills. In this model, there is no final test or exam, nor is there a resit exam, as stipulated in the pedagogical recommendations. Therefore, students must attend and sign the attendance sheet in all classes, and it is not possible to pass the academic year with a number of absences greater than that defined in the assessment regulations. Work that has not been monitored by teachers will not be accepted for assessment. The exercises to be carried out in the theoretical classes are compulsory and considered complementary to the exercises to be carried out in the practical classes. Failure to complete them will result in non-progression to the following academic year. Assignments must be submitted in accordance with the elements and deadlines defined for each phase, and teachers should not accept late or incomplete assignments.

    Considering that the knowledge acquired in previous courses is essential for the acquisition of knowledge and skills, the precedence between Construction and Structures is considered binding.

    With regard to enrollment and attendance in the Project Course Unit, it should be noted that this also has precedence, not only from one semester to the next, but also from one year to the next. Students can only enroll in the Course Unit that gives them precedence if they have completed the first one in the same academic year.

    Assessment is the responsibility of the teaching staff, with grades weighted according to the skills effectively acquired by students throughout the process.

     

     

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