- Course Code :
ARC E08
- Level :
Undergraduate
- Course Hours :
3.00
Hours
- Department :
Department of Architectural Engineering
Instructor information :
Area of Study :
Upon successful completion of the course, the student should be able to:
1. Identify the influence of Appropriate Architecture and Technologies.
2. Develop and achieve the sense of order while dealing with different materials, forms
and shapes in designing process.
3. Recognize procedures and properties of appropriate architecture technologies
materials and construction that give the building's form.
4. Knowledge of building nature and their sites relations, as well as their social, political.
Legal and economic influences on design and construction.
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The course focuses on Appropriate Architecture and Technologies, Introduction, Properties,
Elements and Language of Appropriate Architecture, Natural materials in site, Construction
Practices, Architecture form, Materials, Interior Design, Traditional and Contemporary
Technologies, Local and Global Architectural projects.
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Books:
Recommended books :
Hassan Fathy: 1973 Architecture for the poor, AUC Press
Willaim Facey: 1997 Back To Earth, Al.Turath in Association with the Founden
Center of Arab Studios
HUGH Pearman: 1998 Contemporary World Architecture, Phaidon
Kenneth Framption: 1996 Charles Correa T&H (Thames & Hudson)
John V.Mutlow: 1997 The Architecture of RiCARDolegorreta T&H
Attilio Petruccioli: 2007 After Amnesia Learning from the Islamic Mediterranean urban
Fabric, ICAR
James May: 2010 Handmade Houses & Other Buildings, The World of Vernacular
Architecture, T&H
Hassan Fathy: 1988 Natural Energy & Vernacular Architecture (UNU) The United
Nations University
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