Project III
- Details
- Category: Discipline
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- Architecture
- 367
- 2407
- Project III
- ISMAT367-2407
- 2
- Bachelor; Master Degree
- 10
- 0
- 12
- Não
- Português
- EN
- In addition to communication through drawing (free and rigorous) and graphic pieces of different types, in terms of representation, in the first semester the project will be developed at the Preliminary Study level. The methodology consists of quick exercises in class to stimulate creativity, and two main exercises that address the different program contents related to “DOMESTIC SPACE and HOUSING.” Work developed under theoretical and practical guidance An interdisciplinary approach is developed in the monitoring of the work, using architectural tools. A study visit is promoted. Work phases: 1 Analysis, research, and concept: sketches; diagrams (geometrization; volumetrics; uses); photos. 2 Study and evolution of the base proposal: proposal drawings; references. 3 Final project and pieces: drawing (plans, sections, elevations); 3D visualization; model; descriptive report.
- Mandatory
- The objectives of the CU are: To develop the ability to design based on thinking and criticism (observation and analysis), drawing (process) and space (scale, form and structure). To explore the notions of living space, in buildings and in the context of the city. To develop notions of scale. To develop the fundamentals of technical drawing. To develop the creation of models as a design tool. Learn about basic construction techniques and materials. Learn about and study notable examples of architecture. Understand the importance of the role of architecture in society in various areas: social, economic, cultural, environmental and in the quality of life of citizens, both in the context of inhabiting private space (the home) and in the context of inhabiting public or collective space, which encompasses a wide variety of programmes. Understand the capacity of architecture to function as a regenerative element of the urban fabric and to solve problems in society and the city.
- DAAD - Department of Architecture, Arts and Design
- The programme content aims to achieve the proposed objectives in line with the ability to design based on thinking and criticism (observation and analysis), drawing (process) and space (scale, form and structure). In terms of the programme, it addresses domestic space and housing. Exercise 1 consists of designing a small housing module based on research and investigation into living and the characteristics of domestic space. It is proposed that the module should integrate a specific urban space to be defined by the student. Exercise 2 consists of designing a housing building in the centre of Portimão for a specific client, which requires the definition and organisation of the space to be designed and allows for the exploration of different types of housing in a consolidated urban context. The study of the urban context is proposed.
A Avaliação Contínua (AC) é feita com a seguinte ponderação (para cada exercício):
20% 1ª fase: Análise, conceito base e proposta inicial
20% 2ª fase: Estudo e evolução da proposta
20% 3ª fase: Projeto e elementos finais
15% 4ª fase: Apresentação oral final das peças (escritas e desenhadas) e discussão crítica pública da proposta
10% Assiduidade, interesse demonstrado e qualidade de participação nas aulas
15% Desenvolvimento individual do aluno e dentro do grupo e participação em Workshops
A apresentação dos elementos de avaliação curricular é feita preferencialmente de modo presencial, podendo ser de modo não presencial, caso esteja em vigor o sistema de ensino à distância.
O Exame consiste na entrega/ melhoria do trabalho do semestre. Poderá ser feita uma prova teórico-prática no dia do exame.
A avaliação em Época de Recurso (ER), é possível nos termos do Regulamento de Avaliação de Conhecimentos do ISMAT.
A avaliação em Época Especial (EE), é possível nos termos do Regulamento de Avaliação de Conhecimentos do ISMAT.
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Continuous Assessment (CA) is weighted as follows (for each exercise):
20% Phase 1: Analysis, basic concept and initial proposal
20% Phase 2: Study and development of the proposal
20% Phase 3: Project and final elements
15% Phase 4: Final oral presentation of the pieces (written and drawn) and public critical discussion of the proposal
10% Attendance, demonstrated interest and quality of participation in classes
15% Individual development of the student and within the group and participation in workshops
The presentation of the curriculum assessment elements is preferably done in person, but may be done remotely if the distance learning system is in place.
The exam consists of the submission/improvement of the semester's work. A theoretical-practical test may be taken on the day of the exam.
Assessment during the appeal period (ER) is possible under the terms of the ISMAT Knowledge Assessment Regulations.
Assessment during the special period (EE) is possible under the terms of the ISMAT Knowledge Assessment Regulations
- Semestral
- The Project III course focuses on developing critical thinking essential to the practice of architecture and the development of an architectural project. It aims to develop tools for developing projects in different contexts and conditions, always considering the living space. The course aims to provide a studio environment for drawing and discussion between students and teachers on the different subject areas that converge in the project. The theme for the first semester of the second year of Design is based on the topic: ‘Domestic space and housing. Design: thought, drawing and space’. Thus, in terms of thematic approach, in the 1st semester of the 2nd year, the aim is to focus on the design process based on thinking and criticism (observation and analysis), design (process) and space (scale, form and structure).
