Course Description Independent studio projects involving research into selected methods and media of sculpture production geared at solving architectural, environmental or interior decoration problems. Attachment Name Attachment Type Sculpture Fabrication V IFA 3220 DOC PDF PS IFA 3220 Sculpture Fabrication VRead More

Course Description Sociology for Technology helps the student of architecture to synchronise the needs of society and the architectural theories and practices, in the development of the built environment. Objectives/aim Explore the social and cultural impact of engineering innovations. Discuss how technology shapes culture and how culture shapes technology. Teach how human behaviour affects design...Read More

Course Description This course introduces the student to the practical imperatives of the architectural professional practice. The student addresses the office practice issues of diverse nature in preparation to becoming a graduate architect. Objectives/aim To introduce students to the professional aspects of architectural practice To develop professional skills of running an architectural practice Attachment Name...Read More

Course Description Philosophy is the study of general and fundamental problems, such as those connected with existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language. The course provides the student with the architectural philosophies used in architecture as a way of grounding ones knowledge and practice. Objectives/aim To develop an analytical and critical philosophical approach to problem...Read More

Course Description The student is introduced to graphical techniques of preparation of architectural design specification, design standards and regulations and other important aspects of the profession. Objectives/aim To gain skills of preparation of architectural production drawings To acquaint students with design standards and regulations Attachment Name Attachment Type ARC3202 Architectural Design Fundamentals VI DOC PS...Read More