Start semester
80 131
Emnenavn på Norwegian Bokmål:
GK 3 Arkitekturhistorie 2
Credits:
6
Course code:
80 131
Level of study:
Bachelor
Teaching semester:
2019 Autumn
Assessment semester:
2019 Autumn
Language of instruction:
Norwegian
Person in charge
Mari Hvattum
Required prerequisite knowledge
Passed the studio part of GK1 and GK2. Completed (ie approved work requirements, having fulfilled any requirements for attendance and submitted a response to assessment) in other courses in GK1 and GK2.
The course is compulsory for all architectural students in GK3 and is based on GK2 Architecture History 1.
Course content
Architectural History 2 gives an introduction to European and North-American architectural history from around 1900 until today. We study buildings and their contexts, placing particular emphasis on the origins and development of Modernism. Through a series of close readings of selected works, the course explores Modernist design practices as well as its theoretical and ideological ideals. The course is structured as a lecture series.
Learning outcome
The course gives historical knowledge as well as training in understanding and analysing buildings. At the end of the course, the students will be able to analyse architectural form in a critical, contextual, and historically conscious manner.
Working and learning activities
The course is structured as a lecture series with some short excursions to buildings. Students are expected to read course literature ahead of each lecture.
Curriculum
Mandatory reading:
William Curtis, Modern architecture since 1900, London: Phaidon 1996.
Additional texts pertaining to each lecture will be uploaded on Moodle
| Form of assessment | Grouping | Grading scale | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Written Exam | Individual | A-F |
| Workload activity | Comment |
|---|---|
| Lectures | Attendance and participation in lectures is expected. Students are expected to read course literature ahead of each lecture. |