OVERVIEW

The teaching is a design laboratory relating to buildings protected by law or, more generally, to any building that is deemed worthy of conservation in view of its transmission to future generations.

AIMS AND CONTENT

LEARNING OUTCOMES

The workshop includes the following modules: Architectural Restoration and Design of Structures for Restoration.

PREREQUISITES

Know the computer programs to write (like Word), draw (like Cad), process photos and graphics (like Photoshop), draw up an Estimative Metric Calculation (like Excel).

Learn about the history of architecture for the period between the Middle Ages and the twentieth century

Know the properties of materials and the role of construction elements normally used in historical buildings

Know the technical lexicon of architecture

Know how to survey and represent an existing architecture

TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

The exam consists in the delivery of the analysis and project documents developed during the laboratory activity and in an individual oral interview concerning the different themes and issues addressed in this work, to be illustrated in the light of the underlying theoretical, methodological and technical knowledge.

ASSESSMENT METHODS

The assessment consists in the evaluation of the analyzes and projects delivered (in terms of clarity, completeness, relevance, technical correctness, consistency and methodological rigor) and in the verification of the ability to illustrate and explain the work carried out in a clear, correct and aware way.