Web Resources References Definition Encourages students to create architecture, which resonate with, and may be inspired by natural processes. The aim is to produce ethically responsible architecture design. Emphasis is placed on designing buildings that are environmentally responsive, sympathetic context, appropriate in their use of resources and ecologically benign. The contexts in which the studio operates include cultural, historical, biophysical, political-legislative, economic, ethical, social, and philosophical dimensions. Students should develop an understanding of the interrelationship of these, and the ability to frame responses accordingly.
Professionalism involves employing expertise to help other people meet their goals.
This raises ethical issues related to the values of the designer, the aspirations of the client, and the interests of society. Located within an urban context with specific characteristics 3. Learning Outcome 1. To be able to understand the cultural aspects of the context and how to respond to such forces in an urban context. To fully command the use of architectural terminology , representational conventions and a schematic overview of the process of design 3.