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Architecture 5: Architecture and Civilization.

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<ul> <li>Cultural Tradition in Construction Throughout the World.<br /> - The World According to the Durability of Buildings.<br /> - When Tradition Stops Innovation. A case study: Myanmar</li> <li>When Tradition Inspires Innovation. A case study: The Netherlands<br /> Function and Culture in Architecture. A case study: Iran Listening. <ul> <li>Function and Shape in Architecture</li> <li>Function and Shape in Time</li> <li>Clues to Distinguish the Uses of a Building</li> </ul> </li> <li>Shapes in Architecture.</li> <li>Temples: Plans and Fronts.</li> <li>Architecture and the Making of Spaces</li> </ul>
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Cities: Large, Complex and Evolving Works.

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<p>Cities and You.</p> <ul> <li>Reasons for the Settlement of Cities.</li> <li>Cities, Design and Growth.</li> <li>The World’s Oldest and Most Populated Cities.</li> <li>Cities, Locations, Skylines and Layouts.</li> <li>City Shapes.</li> <li>Functions and Urban Land Uses.</li> <li>City Shapes and Functions Change Through Time. A case study: Barcelona<br /> The Urban World.<br /> The Density of the World’s Population and the Unequal Access to Electricity</li> <li>A rapidly urbanizing world.<br /> The 10 Largest Cities in the World<br /> Slum Population and Urban Population.</li> </ul>
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Approaches to the History of Architecture from 1600s to 1900

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<p>Architecture from 1600s to 1900</p> <ul> <li>Architecture Movements from the 1600s to 1900</li> <li>Styles, People, Events and Cities from 1600 to1900</li> <li>Contemporary architecture: People and Masterpieces</li> <li>Architecture and History.</li> <li>Architecture and Countries.</li> </ul>
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From the Shelter to the City

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<p>This is a cross curriculum course of introduction to architecture and urban geography. At its center there are environmental issues, construction solutions and historical processes in aesthetic and cultural terms.<br /> It is a practical course that offers a general introduction led by a general power-point<br /> presentation with texts, pictures, drawings, audio-slide shows as well as listening<br /> and writing activities. The materials are mainly student and class centered<br /> presentations that place understanding and discussion at their center. There is an<br /> special interest in providing visual material that enhance the comprehension of<br /> reading and listening texts. Every unit provides some clues to develop extension<br /> activities, research projects, ICT presentations or handmade models.<br /> Throughout the development of each unit, students will work individually, in pairs<br /> and in teams. The quality and accuracy of their projects, presentations and<br /> contributions will provide consistency and coherence to these introductory materials.<br /> The time required for the development of each unit will vary according to the<br /> extension given to practical and research activities.</p>
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Architecture 1. Shelters.

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<p>1- <strong>Shelters.</strong><br /> - Nomad and Regular Homes</p> <ul> <li>Shelters and Natural Environment.</li> <li>Caves. The First Human Dwellings</li> <li>The tepee.</li> <li>The Yurt.</li> <li>The Bedouin Black Tents</li> <li>The Igloo and the Arctic Regions.</li> <li>Mud and Adobe Houses</li> <li>Timber Huts</li> <li>Thatched Huts.</li> <li>Hut on Poles.</li> <li>Stone Constructions.</li> </ul>
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Architecture 3: Structures

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<ul> <li>Nature and man made Structures.</li> <li>Basic Structural Principals</li> <li>Basic Structural Systems. Trabeated System.</li> <li>Triangular, Cable and Membrane Systems.</li> <li>Materials and Structures.</li> <li>Frame Structures.</li> <li>Forces that Materials that support structures</li> <li>Requirements of a Building.</li> </ul>
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Architecture 2: Materials in construction

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<ul> <li>Materials and construction. <ul> <li>Description of Materials. Natural materials vs artificial Materials</li> <li>Properties of Materials</li> <li>Environmentally Friendly Materials.</li> </ul> </li> </ul>
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Architecture 4: Home in Diverse Natural Environments.

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<p>Home in Diverse Natural Environments.</p> <ul> <li>Clues for a Comfortable Dwelling.<br /> A Traditional House on the Balearic Islands<br /> A Traditional House in Scotland</li> <li>The Climates in the Tropics<br /> The Rainforest. Building in the Humid tropics</li> <li>The Desert and the Savannah. Building in the Dry and Hot Regions</li> <li>Altitude; Another Climatic Factor.</li> <li>Climate Change and Global Warming</li> </ul>