Project Workshop 5 and 6
Résumé de section
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- University: Mohamed Khider University, Biskra
- Faculty: Science and Technology
- Department: Architecture
- Course: Atelier de Projet 5 (Project Workshop 5)
- Level: 3rd-year Bachelor (Licence 3)
- Semester: 5
- Credits: 12
- Coefficient: 6
- Evaluation Method: 100% continuous assessment
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1. Course Instructor
- Professor: Tallal Abdel Karim Bouzir
- Department: Architecture, Faculty of Science and Technology
- University: Mohamed Khider University, Biskra
2. Office Hours & Consultation
- Days & Hours: Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 8:00 to 13:00
- Office Location: Office N° 19
- Appointment Booking: Via Email
3. Communication Channels
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- Email: Bouzirtallal@gmail.com
- Moodle Messages: Students can send direct messages through Moodle.
- Discussion Forum: A dedicated forum is available for general course inquiries.
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The workshop aims to:
- Transition from conceptualization to design.
- Translate theoretical knowledge into graphical representation.
- Overcome the blank page syndrome.
- Encourage the emergence of a unifying idea for an architectural project
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The project focuses on acontextual design, where students explore form, structure, and interior spaces without considering the surrounding context.
Project Phases
Phase Theme Start Date Submission Date 1 Architectural Space Analysis September 26, 2024 October 17, 2024 2 Spatial Relationships October 17, 2024 October 24, 2024 3 Plan Development October 24, 2024 November 25, 2024 4 Architectural Envelope & Facades November 25, 2024 December 17, 2024 Students will work on:
- Conceptual sketches and diagrams.
- Plans, sections, exploded axonometrics.
- Physical models
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For further learning, reference materials are available in the section "Documents to Download", including:
- Meeting minutes and detailed course program
- Project design exercise (L3 Project 2024-2025)
- Final submission requirements (Sketch Submission Content)
- Reference books
Additionally, students can access:
- Video tutorials on architectural design methods
- Scientific articles and case studies
- Examples of models and sketches
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The Moodle course is organized into the following sections:
- Course Introduction – Overview of the course, objectives, syllabus, and grading criteria.
- Lecture Notes & Theoretical Resources – Supporting materials, readings, and video tutorials on architectural design concepts.
- Project Phases – Step-by-step structured modules corresponding to each stage of the design project.
- Assignments & Submissions – Dedicated spaces for students to upload their work according to deadlines.
- Discussion Forums – Interactive spaces for peer discussions, feedback, and instructor guidance.
- Quizzes & Self-Assessment – Short quizzes to test understanding of key concepts.
- Final Project & Evaluation – Submission area for the final project along with evaluation criteria and feedback.
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Objective: This module introduces the fundamentals of architectural space analysis, helping students develop a structured approach to understanding and designing spaces.
Content & Resources
Lecture Notes:
- Basics of architectural space analysis
- Principles of proportions, ergonomics, and spatial perception
- Case studies on spatial organization and user experience
Supporting Materials:
- PDF readings and reference books
- Video tutorials on spatial analysis and conceptual thinking
- Examples of successful architectural space studies
Assignments & Activities:
- Discussion Forum: Share insights on space perception and design approaches
- Research Task: Analyze an existing space and describe its function, dimensions, and user experience
- Quiz: Test knowledge on spatial proportions and ergonomics
- Project Phase 1 Submission: Architectural Space Analysis
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Objective: This module focuses on understanding spatial relationships and functional organization within an architectural project. Students will learn how to define circulation, zoning, and connectivity between different spaces.
Content & Resources
Lecture Notes:
- Principles of spatial hierarchy and functional zoning
- Circulation analysis: paths, access, and movement flow
- Case studies on successful spatial organization in architecture
Supporting Materials:
- PDF readings on functional layouts and spatial grouping
- Video tutorials on spatial relationships and circulation patterns
- Examples of diagrammatic studies of architectural spaces
Assignments & Activities:
- Discussion Forum: Analyze and discuss the spatial layout of reference projects
- Practical Exercise: Develop functional diagrams and spatial zoning sketches
- Quiz: Test knowledge on circulation, spatial hierarchy, and access strategies
- Project Phase 2 Submission: Spatial Relationships Analysis
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Objective: This module focuses on transforming conceptual spatial relationships into detailed architectural plans. Students will learn how to develop floor plans, sections, and spatial compositions at appropriate scales.
Content & Resources
Lecture Notes:
- Principles of architectural drafting and scale representation
- Best practices for creating functional floor plans
- Technical conventions for plans, sections, and elevations
Supporting Materials:
- PDF guides on architectural drawing standards
- Video tutorials on plan development and graphical representation
- Reference examples of well-structured architectural plans
Assignments & Activities:
- Discussion Forum: Share and critique early plan sketches
- Practical Exercise: Develop preliminary plan layouts at a 1:50 scale
- Quiz: Test understanding of plan organization and technical drawing
- Project Phase 3 Submission: Floor Plans and Sections
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Objective: This module focuses on the architectural envelope, including the design of facades, materiality, and structural expression. Students will explore how to integrate aesthetic, functional, and environmental considerations into their designs.
Content & Resources
Lecture Notes:
- Principles of facade design and building envelopes
- Material selection and its impact on spatial experience
- Lighting, shading, and interaction with the environment
Supporting Materials:
- PDF readings on architectural envelopes and facade treatments
- Video tutorials on designing facades and integrating materials
- Case studies of successful facade compositions and detailing
Assignments & Activities:
- Discussion Forum: Analyze and critique reference projects focusing on envelope design
- Practical Exercise: Develop facade sketches, material selections, and lighting studies
- Quiz: Test knowledge on materials, facade systems, and environmental impact
- Project Phase 4 Submission: Final Architectural Envelope & Facade Studies.
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This section is structured into three parts, providing essential resources for students to enhance their understanding and support their project development.
1. Video
- Architectural Design Methods
- Sketching & Concept Development
- Technical Drawing & Plan Representation
- Materiality & Facade Design
2. Books & Readings
- Reference Books on Architectural Design
3. Other Resources
- Project Guidelines & Submission Requirements
- Lecture Notes & Presentation Slides
- Case Studies & Architectural Diagrams
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This section allows students to:
- Submit their assignments and project phases according to deadlines.
- Receive feedback and evaluations from instructors.
- Upload different file formats (PDF, DWG, images, etc.).
3. Submission Categories & Deadlines
- Phase 1: Architectural Space Analysis – Deadline: October 17, 2024
- Phase 2: Spatial Relationships – Deadline: October 24, 2024
- Phase 3: Plan Development – Deadline: November 25, 2024
- Phase 4: Architectural Envelope & Facades – Deadline: December 17, 2024
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