The Faculty of Architecture / Architecture
BP3-2 | Architectural Design Studio (6)
Compulsory Course | Hours/Week: 8P | ECTS Credits: 9
Chair: Architectural Design - 3rd year
- Titular:
- prof.dr.arh. Alexandru Vasiliu
- Teaching Staff:
- prof.dr.arh. Emil Barbu Popescu; prof.dr.arh. Niculae Grama; prof.dr.arh. Cristina Ochinciuc; arh.inv. Mario Kuibuş; prof.dr.arh. Cristina Gociman; sef.lucr.dr.arh. Cristian Drughean; prof.dr.arh. Victor Ivaneş; prof.dr.arh. Mircea Ochinciuc; prof.dr.arh. Dana Chirvai; conf.dr.arh. Marian Moiceanu; conf.dr.arh. Vasile Meiţă; conf.dr.arh. Alexandru Vasiliu
- Learning outcomes:
- -to guide the student into identifying the critical problematic of the border-line domain between house architecture and city, between the evolution or city living and city development;
-to use modular design meant to overlay functional units (rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, etc) and constructive units (various spans of the reinforced concrete structures);
-to experiment the grouping of several housing units around a vertical circulation node;
-to practice the organization of spaces of various degrees of public, semi-public, and private character meant to facilitate social communication;
-to structure a psycho-socio-logical approach of the urban space;
-to promote some appropriate constructive systems of such buildings (reinforced concrete frames or reinforced concrete frames and diaphragms);
-to acquire the notion of use flexibility of the interior space of apartments on long term. - Content:
- The guidance within the architectural studio is based on teaching students the complementariness between free composition (intuition-oriented) and that following some rules/models. This principle is expressed in two major directions:
- guided projects (of various complexity)
- one-day project
The themes imposed for the Third Year, semester 2, Design Studio, is focused on DWELLING AND CITY, including a synthesis project conceived by the Chair:
“Collective Housing in Fewer Floor Buildings (Ground floor + 3-4)” - Teaching Method:
- -Theoretical lectures (with illustrations) delivered by professors for all the year students or within the design shops;
-Continual guidance through the study activity;
-Correction of each student’s work or with the whole group;
-site visits, case analysis, worksheets, project sketches, scale models. - Assessment:
- Student's own defense of his/her project, for which the jury will give a grade.
- Bibliography:
- Housing Act no. 114/1996; NP 24 and NP 25 - Norms for the design of underground parking areas.
Patrulius, Radu, Dwelling through time and space
AA 196 - Habitat Entre L`individuel et Collectif, AA 203 - Du Village a la Ville, AA 225 - Le Logement, AA 226 - Maison Japonaises
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