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Basics Architecture 03: Architectural Design
Basics Architecture 03: Architectural Design explains the process of designing architectural projects. It describes the design studio and the activities that take place there.
The architectural design process is as diverse as the people who practise it; all architects follows their own individual design process. In this dynamic new text the realities of the design process and the relationship between education and practice are explored in detail.
The book introduces a variety of processes through examples and case studies. This allows readers to identify with certain methods with which they could respond to in their own work, and enables them to develop their own unique approach.
The architectural design process is as diverse as the people who practise it; all architects follows their own individual design process. In this dynamic new text the realities of the design process and the relationship between education and practice are explored in detail.
The book introduces a variety of processes through examples and case studies. This allows readers to identify with certain methods with which they could respond to in their own work, and enables them to develop their own unique approach.
184 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 2010
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Jane Anderson
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Jane Anderson is the Field Chair for BA Architecture and Interior Architecture at Oxford Brookes University. She has worked in Germany and the UK and her built works include a low-energy headquarters building for a software company and a variety of educational building types such as a music school, sports hall and nursery. Her research into architectural education began when participating in the experimental tutor training course at the University of East London. It continued at Sheffield University where she taught and collaborated with Ruth Morrow and others on the publication Building Clouds, Drifting Walls, that described the experience of teaching and learning in their first year architecture course.
Jane Anderson is the Field Chair for BA Architecture and Interior Architecture at Oxford Brookes University. She has worked in Germany and the UK and her built works include a low-energy headquarters building for a software company and a variety of educational building types such as a music school, sports hall and nursery. Her research into architectural education began when participating in the experimental tutor training course at the University of East London. It continued at Sheffield University where she taught and collaborated with Ruth Morrow and others on the publication Building Clouds, Drifting Walls, that described the experience of teaching and learning in their first year architecture course.
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October 24, 2020
Great book
December 24, 2021
Insightful!
January 6, 2017
Great tips about the stages of a design project. Especially useful for students.
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