2015 Høst

Start semester

2015 Høst

Tett-lav boliger

Credits:

Full course name in Norwegian Bokmål:

Tett-lav boliger

Course code:

40 509

Level of study:

Master

Teaching semester:

2015 Autumn

Language of instruction:

Norwegian / English

Required prerequisite knowledge

Passed foundation level courses or equal

Course content

The task is to develop a low-rice, high density settlement tuned to the
necessities of elderly people, but not limited to this group of users.
Historical and modern versions of courtyard houses or "atriumshus" will
be a point of departure. We will develop single housing units and
assemble variations upon these into a community of about 15 units.

A combination of private and collective functions shall be investigated,
as well as the threshold between them. The wall will
be a core discourse during the semester. There will be a focus upon the
architectural possibilities of the wall, not only in terms of space
dividing abilities but also in terms of containing space itself. We will
study the topic technically, culturally and historically. The insistence
on the complex architectural performances of the wall is a reaction to
the current tendency of seeing it foremost as an instrument for energy
efficiency or as a simple private-public boundary.

Learning outcome

Learning goals:

Learning to solve and present a complex housing program, based on the
needs of a growing user group. Practicing to meet the task in an
experimental, yet realistic way in terms of functional and technical
development

Working and learning activities

Project development in physical model and drawing. Presentation with diagrams, perspective, plans, section and facades. Hand-ins with model/drawing, text and oral presentations in plenum. Perspective-workshop. Shared presentation model and catalogue for the studio.

Mandatory coursework	Presence required
Supervision talks	Not required
Presence required

Form of assessment	Grouping	Grading scale
Project assignment	-	-

Workload activity
Planning assignment
Individual supervision

Start semester

2015 Høst

Re-store: Interior space

Credits:

Full course name in Norwegian Bokmål:

Re-store: Interior space

Course code:

80 506

Level of study:

Master

Teaching semester:

2015 Autumn

Language of instruction:

Norwegian / English

Required prerequisite knowledge

Det kreves ingen forkunnskaper utover opptakskrav i studieprogrammet.

Course content

Existing buildings and the built environment represent important resources for society. Maintaining and developing this resource is crucial both for a sustainable use of resources as well as for preservation of important cultural history.

Existing buildings are not limited to buildings that are important for the preservation of cultural heritage. Any new building will immediately become an existing building which then needs to be maintained and developed. Making reuse possible is therefore also an important aspect of the design of new buildings.

A focus on architectural and cultural history is often synonymous with a focus on details, facades and architecture as object. However, the great diversity of spatiality in the history of architecture is equally important, and is at the core of the focus on spatiality of this course.

The specific design task in this course is to incorporate new use in the 4600 sqm locomotive plant situated in Middelalderparken in Oslo. This is a big industrial building in brick completed in the late 19th century. The building has now lost its original function and is currently in use for various small workshops and offices in the middle of the park.

The students will through measurements, registrations and analysis get to know the building well. Students will also draft the building, its space and study the various architectural elements’ contributions to overall spatiality.

Parallel to this, students will conduct analyses of relevant buildings and periods in the history of architecture. With this knowledge students will further develop the spatiality of the locomotive plant with new interventions.

Course teacher: Tor Olav Austigard
Other teacher: Kjetil Sæterdal

Learning outcome

The students will get to know aspects of existing buildings, such as materials, building technology and understand the relationship between such historical parameters and the form of the building.
Students will study various periods of architectural history closely, and strengthen their understanding og the relevance of architectural history to contemporary architecture.
The students will be confronted with typical issues and dilemmas related to maintenance and development of existing buildings. Through theoretical works as well as design projects students will get introduced to the building conservation practice and develop their own position in relation to this.

Working and learning activities

Teaching methods will be: Lectures, assignments, fieldwork, excursions and project work. All methods are relevant, but there will be a specific focus on drawing and text. Exams and Assessment methods: Participation and delivered assignments.

Presence required
Not required

Form of assessment	Grouping	Grading scale
Project assignment	-	Pass / fail

Workload activity
Planning assignment

Start semester

Integrated and associative computational design in architecture

Credits:

Full course name in Norwegian Bokmål:

Integrert og assosiativ computational design i arkitektur

Course code:

40 305

Level of study:

Master

Teaching semester:

2015 Autumn

Language of instruction:

Norwegian / English

Required prerequisite knowledge

Prerequisites: Working Knowledge in Rhino.
NOTE: The course is only open to students of the RCAT / ACDL studio course.

Course content

The elective course will be on associative modelling in Rhino / Grasshopper / structural analysis by Karamba, virtual reality and Arduino based technology. The course is only open to students of the RCAT / ACDL studio course.
The teaching will be based on a design project that acts as a vehicle for learning methods, tools and skills.
The associative modelling component introduces beginners to associative design and those that already know Grasshopper to a series of generative tools within the software.
Students will be introduced to augmented and virtual reality visualization and the making of data-collection setups in Arduino.

Learning outcome

Knowledge:
At the end of the course the student will have gained knowledge in associative modeling and virtual reality visualization and working within the Arduino environment.
Skills:
The student will have skills in data driven computational design processes that integrate associative modelling, advanced visualization and data collection.
General competence:
After passed course the student will have knowledge and skills related to the studio course.

Working and learning activities

1. Lectures and workshops on selected topics regarding computational design.
2. Tutorials on an individual and group basis concerning skill building
3. Workshop sessions that introduce specific themes and skills

Note: All instructions are based on active participation by the students and 90 % attendance.

Curriculum

Anbefalt:

Bøker:

Ayres, P. ed. (2012) Persistent Modelling. London: Routledge.

Frazer, J. (1995) An Evolutionary Architecture. London : AA Publications. PDF Online: http://www.aaschool.ac.uk/publications/ea/intro.html

Kolarevic, B. Ed. (2003) Architecture in the Digital Age: Design and Manufacturing. London. Taylor and Francis.

Kolarevic, B. and Malkavi, A. Eds. (2005) Performative Architecture – Beyond Instrumentality. London: Spon Press.

Kolarevic, B. and Klinger, K. Eds. (2008) Manufacturing Material Effects: Rethinking Design and Making in Architecture. London: Routledge.

Tilleggslitteratur vil bli introdusert i løpet av kurset på individuell basis.

Online ressurser:

Grasshopper :

http://www.grasshopper3d.com/

Grasshopper Guider :

http://www.grasshopper3d.com/page/tutorials-1

Presence required	Comment
Not required	90% tilstedeværelse

Form of assessment	Grouping	Grading scale	Comment
Project assignment	-	Pass / fail	individuell eller gruppearbeid

Workload activity
Individual problem solving

Start semester

2015 Høst

Nostalgic future

Credits:

Full course name in Norwegian Bokmål:

Nostalgic future

Course code:

40 510

Level of study:

Master

Teaching semester:

2015 Autumn

Language of instruction:

Norwegian / English

Person in charge

Neven Fuchs-Mikac

Required prerequisite knowledge

Det kreves ingen forkunnskaper utover opptakskrav i studieprogrammet.

Course content

The Studio for Research and Production of Architecture offers a research-oriented master studio in architectural design. In autumn semester 2015 the guest-professor in the studio will be Japanese architect Takaharu Tezuka from the Tokyo based practice Tezuka Architects. www.tezuka-arch.com
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The technology is becoming more and more invisible these days. For small children there is no longer difference between water- colour and iPad. We are supported by technology, but technology doesn't represent fthe uture any more. Technology became nothing more than a tool to achieve a eal human life. The dream about better society doesn’t represent future either. What are then the forces today that drive architecture into the future? We invite students to imagine and find a future to represent past and present with architectural form and space.

In discussion with teachers each student will have to choose the site and the program to work with. We will recommend some specific zones of interest for the projects. Of course, this will be a hard topic to discuss, but we don’t want students to make choices without any resistance.
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Given only these few basic instructions students should decide everything themselves during the design process. The discussion on the conceptual development of individual projects, programs, sites etc. will start after the introductory research phase of the work. With the theme NOSTALGIC FUTURE we would like to envision — and bring to life — a series of interesting architectural projects that combine personal spaces with infinite versatility and to create buildings that could become a kind of living art.
We hope that this short, clear and elementary starting point could generate an inspiring frame for development of engaging and strong poetic projects in the studio.

Learning outcome

- formulating the independent and prejudice-less thinking about architecture, about its spatial organization, structure and materiality, and its constituent elements
- stimulating the individual awareness of todays positions in architecture
- stimulating the awareness of one's own architectural position and one's own attitude toward the work with architecture
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After finishing the course, the student should:
- be able to develop his/her own clear and consistent architectural working method
- be able to develop principles for structuring of both basic and complex architectural material and develop it through different scales into a final project
- be able to develop and apply the architectural knowledge about the specific project themes chosen to work with during the process
- be able to creatively use the architectural research in the project
- be able to develop and draw precisely own project through different scales, from the conceptual design to its final constructive and material stage.
- be able to present and communicate his/her architectural idea and his/her final project through the appropriate forms of representation, with drawings, models, diagrams, photos, 3Ds, etc.
- benefit from the work with a foreign guest-teacher and from the confrontation with his architectural thinking, knowledge, experience and imagination.

Ferdigheter
After finishing the course, the student should:
- be able to effectively communicate his/her architectural ideas and positions through texts, architectural drawings and models in different scale, photographs and renderings
- be able to lead public discussions and reviews on his/her own individual project
- be able to execute digital- and hand-production of models and architectural drawings etc in different scale, using the most advanced programs and techniques

General competence
The general goal of the Studio is to rethink and reinterpret themes, concepts and tools of architecture through a collaborative project with the guest teacher in the studio. In working with architecture architects work with various tools. Construction, space, program, site, context, form, sustainability, materiality and atmosphere offer just some of them. The choice of ideas, themes and tools and the way to work with them varies from one architect to another, from one project to another. Sometimes they are more recognizable identities, sometimes less. Developing ones own clear, consistent and creative attitude towards the things one chooses to work with is what studying architecture is all about.
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Also, the idea is to focus on development of the individual working method through the research-based architectural design. In parallel to the main project “another project” would go on: the individual investigation of means and processes necessary for research and production of architecture. By organizing the semester work in a matrix-like structure that combines both the conceptual, analytical and intuition-based approach, the studio would like to disclose the individual potential that usually remains hidden behind the end-result of the project. By pursuing the research within a partly self-defined, partly given framework, we would like to question the preconceived images and norms of traditional design work and to initiate the processes revised by new cognitions, opened to unexpected architectural solutions.

Working and learning activities

The main aims of the teaching in the studio will be:
- to create motivation to the analytical thinking and the causal architectural expression
- to stimulate, cultivate and articulate personal discussions with teachers, as well as open public discussions within the studio, on development of the projects
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The studio-work during the semester will be conducted in 4 steps. The duration of each step will be approximately 1 month.
- the first part of the semester: individual research with open public discussions in the studio
- the second part of the semester: individual work on the project structured in 3 steps in-between the 3 public reviews in the studio
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Each step would be discussed both independently, as infiltrated into each other and connected into the main project as a whole. In this way, each of the steps will hopefully leave clear traces onto the final project. Weaving the research in and around the main project would lead students to make visible another story, the story of their own position and understanding of architecture. The short assignments or workshops will be introduced during the work.
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Our particular interest will be to investigate the relationship between architectural presence, materiality and the concept, starting from an idea of architecture that coherently fuses representation and its internal spatial and tectonic qualities. Therefore, beside the drawings, the projects will be investigated and developed by architectural models in different scale. They will be then photographed to test and represent the anticipated idea of the project. The final project will be presented with text, big-scale drawings and models, photographs, renderings etc.
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The teaching will consist of studio-work, studio lectures, individual crits, discussions and table reviews, public presentations and lectures structured in-between 3 big public reviews with Takaharu Tezuka.
After the first phase of the work, at the end of September we will organize 12-days study trip to Japan (Tokyo, Kyoto, Ise, and some islands in Japanese Sea)
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Exams and assesment methods:
- the active presence and work on the project in the studio during the whole semester
- in the research part of the semester the assessment will focus on:
1. the architectural sensibility and awareness of the architectural problems,
2. the clarity of argumentation, built-up during the process
- in the project part of the semester the assessment will be based on:
1. the evaluation of the quality of the project idea,
2. the strength of conversion of idea into an architectural project,
3. the evaluation of the artistic, intellectual and architectural capacity to confront the creative risk involved in the project
- the prepared project-material and presence at 3 public reviews
- the delivered complete project for the exhibition AHO Works and for the final review 15 – 18.12. 2015
- the studio-work is evaluated with Passed ‚or Not passed, jf. Regulation for Master Studies at AHO‚ pt. 6-14.
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Literature:
The pensum and literature list will be given later.

Courseworks required	Presence required
4	Not required

Form of assessment	Grouping	Grading scale
Project assignment	Individual	Pass / fail

Workload activity
Individual problem solving

Start semester

Informed decicionmaking for 3D printing

Full course name in Norwegian Bokmål:

Informerte beslutninger i 3D printe-prosessen

Credits:

Course code:

70 303

Level of study:

Master

Teaching semester:

2015 Autumn

Language of instruction:

English

Person in charge

William Kempton

Required prerequisite knowledge

Completed foundation education. Basic prior knowledge in CAD tools such as Rhino, Solidworks, Alias, Blender etc. is required.

Course content

Informed descicionmaking for 3D printing aims at informing and giving in-depth insight into. It seeks to teach master students at AHO the various possibilities that lay in the various 3D printing technologies that are available.

The Oslo School of Architecture and Design boasts of state-of-the-art Additive Manufacturing facilities. The ‘3D Print Verkstedet’ today acts as a service provider for students to realize complex, physical objects. 3D printing is an additive process, able to create physical objects in a wide foray of materials. There are today many different technologies available. What they all have in common is the possibility of creating freeform, tangible items that are based on a digital blueprint. The workshops at AHO have traditionally been run by specialists, while the global evolution and maturation of the technology has led to a democratization of its uses.

The course has a theoretical and practical approach to 3D technology, introducing the student to essensial digital and physical tools. The course involves case work.

Learning outcome

Knowledge
With the completed studies the student will be able to descripe all the relevant processes involved in the 3D printing process: from generation of digital formats, to post-processing of physical models. In addition the student will be equipped with the knowledge of which processes are most relevant in order to achieve desired results. “3D Print Verkstedet” is today equipped with 4 different 3D printing technologies: FDM, SLS, SLA and 3DP. The various technologies have unique use areas, utlilizing different material- and construction processes. The students will after completed course be able to make informed decicions on how best make use of different processes.

Skills
With the completed studies the student will be better equipped in utilizing the latent potentials of the technology in the setting of product-/interaction- and architectural design. The student will obtain first-hand knowledge of the operation of a variety of technologies available at AHO: powderbased, extrusionbased and light-polymerizing 3D printers. The student will possess the neccessary knowledge involved in preparation and pre-processing of digital CAD files.

General competence
3D printing is increasingly involved in design and architectural processes, as a tool for prototyping and construction. The course is meant for design- and architectural students at masters level, that seek a deeper insight on the utilization of 3D printing, in their studies and elsewhere.

The student should be able to explain the choice of methods for realizing the tangible object, and why.

Working and learning activities

As with other elective courses the course will consist of weekly learning activities, leactures, material exploration and use of available 3D printing recources. Each course day will be introduced with a lecture in subjects such as ‘model building with 3D printers’, ‘The 3D printer as a democatizing tool’, ‘The Technology in a historical perspective’, etc.

During the elective course week at the end of the semester, a larger project is to be conducted and presented for the rest of the group. A goal for the course is to exhibit these projects, as a way of informing others on how 3D printing technology can best be utilized at AHO, and in other creative settings.

Curriculum

Anderson, C. (2012). Makers: the new industrial revolution. Random House.

Hopkinson, N., Hague, R., & Dickens, P. (2006). Rapid Manufacturing: An Industrial Revolution for the Digital Age. John Wiley & Sons.

Thompson, R. (2007). Manufacturing processes for design professionals. Thames & Hudson.

Mandatory coursework	Presence required	Comment
Exercise	Not required	Mellom ordinære kursdager vil det gis oppgaver

Form of assessment	Grouping	Grading scale	Comment
Oral Exam	Individual	Pass / fail	Ha levert materiale til utstilling og levert øvingsoppgaver

Workload activity	Comment
Lectures	ulike forelesninger om 3D printe teknologier
Individual problem solving	mellom ordinære kursdager vil det gis individuelle oppgaver
	større workshop i fordypningsuken

Start semester

Pre-Diplom Design

Credits:

Full course name in Norwegian Bokmål:

Pre-Diplom Design

Course code:

70 700

Level of study:

Master

Teaching semester:

2015 Autumn

Language of instruction:

Norwegian / English

Required prerequisite knowledge

Bestått 240 studiepoeng totalt

Course content

PreDip-kurset har som mål å hjelpe studentene til å utvikle en plattform for sitt diplomprosjekt, et grunnlag som gjør de i stand til å starte sin egen design- og utforskningsprosess fra et kunnskapsbasert og kritisk ståsted og med en klar plan. Valg av tema er opp til hver enkelt student og retningen prosjektet tar er i hovedsak et resultat av en konsultasjon mellom studenten og dennes veileder, instituttleder og kursets lærere.

Learning outcome

Kunnskaper
Ved gjennomført studium skal studenten;

Etter endt kurs skal studenten ha tilegnet seg:

- En reflekterende, konstruktiv og kritisk holdning til egne faglige interesser, styrker og svakheter.
- Evne til å presentere konsepter for så vel medstudenter som for potensielle veiledere og partnere.
- Evne til å utvikle et diplomprosjekt som kreves ved Institutt for design ved AHO.
- Evne til å omsette sin modenhet som designer på et nivå som gjør det sannsynlig å ende opp med et godt diplomprosjekt ved AHO.

Working and learning activities

Kurset vil inneholde en blanding av forelesninger, egen utforskning og skriving med presentasjoner og veiledning.

Presence required
Not required

Start semester

Landscape Architecture's Themes and Concepts

Credits:

Full course name in Norwegian Bokmål:

Tema og konsepter i landskapsarkitekturen

Course code:

60 302

Level of study:

Master

Teaching semester:

2015 Autumn

Language of instruction:

Norwegian / English

Required prerequisite knowledge

This course is mandatory for 1st year Master of Landscape Architecture students, open to other students that have passed the foundation level.

Course content

Norwegian Landscape Architecture has lately produced a range of projects with high quality in a growing discipline and profession. With its focus on geography, the history of landscape architecture, paradigm shift, people’s health the subject has grown into an important supporting discipline for urbanism’s latest design practices. Students will be introduced to landscape architecture's broad scope. As well as how its methods and theories the past years have been influencing urbanism’s discourse and design practices, through site and office visits in Oslo.

Learning outcome

After passed course the student shall understand how ecological, infrastructural factors shape the urban landscape, and have broad knowledge of landscape architecture’ s themes and concepts.

Working and learning activities

The course offers both lectures and a seminar. Lectures will focus on decisive moments within the landscape architectural discourse: analysis, project development, design processes, green/ blue infrastructure systems, blue green systems, from road to street

7 lectures Tuesday mornings 9:30-11:00 from August to October:
• Lecture 1: 23.8. Rainer Stange: «Water is the logic of the landscape»- and visit Bjerkedalen park
• Lecture 2: 30.8 Jeppe Aalgaard Andersen: «City Paving»
• Lecture 3: 6.9. Alf Haukeland: «St. Olavs Hospital»
• Lecture 4: 13.9. Rainer Stange: «Urban Trees» and visit Dronning Eufemias gate and Kong Håkon den 5.s gate
• Lecture 5: 20.9 Jeppe Aalgaard Andersen: «It’s all about Water»
• Lecture 6: 26.9 Alf Haukeland: «Tendencies in Landscape Architecture»
• Lecture 7: 4.10 Rainer Stange: «Rails»

3 lectures Thursday evenings 18:00-20:00 in October and November with theme: Scandinavian landscape architecture
• Lecture 8: 15.10. 13.10. Thorbjörn Andersson, Sweco «Works», Sweden
• Lecture 9: 27.10. Rikke Juul Gram, Schønherr, «Works», Denmark
• Lecture 10: 10.11. Inge Dahlman, Landskapsfabrikken, «Works», Norway

Presence required
Not required

Start semester

Valgbare studiokurs

Full course name in Norwegian Bokmål:

Valgbare studiokurs

Credits:

Course code:

MA-SK

Level of study:

Master

Teaching semester:

2015 Autumn

Language of instruction:

Norwegian

Required prerequisite knowledge

Det kreves ingen forkunnskaper utover opptakskrav i studieprogrammet.

Learning outcome

Kunnskaper
Ved gjennomført studium skal studenten;

Ferdigheter
Ved gjennomført studium skal studenten;

Generell kompetanse
Ved gjennomført studium skal studenten;

Presence required
Not required

Start semester

Norske tektoniske trebyggingstradisjoner

Full course name in Norwegian Bokmål:

Norske tektoniske trebyggingstradisjoner

Credits:

Course code:

80 302

Level of study:

Master

Teaching semester:

2015 Autumn

Language of instruction:

Norwegian

Person in charge

Kolbjørn Nesje Nybø

Required prerequisite knowledge

Det kreves ingen forkunnskaper utover opptakskrav i studieprogrammet.

Course content

Første del av kurset består av forelesninger om og drøftinger av ulike trebyggingsteknikker og konstruksjonstyper.   Paralellt med dette bygger studentene modeller av konstruksjonsprinsipper, og/eller skriver et vitenskapelig essay om et relevant tema.  Kursets litteratur og drøftinger danner et viktig grunnlag for både artikkel og modellstudier. Oppgavene skal leveres før fordypningsuken, og presenteres og diskuteres i plenum.   Fordypningsuken er svært intensiv og viktig på dette kurset. Da bygger vi et bindingsverksbygg eller et grindbygg i full scala.

Learning outcome

A: Kunnskaper
Kunne identifisere trebygningene i forhold til en kulturell og teknisk kontekst. 
Kunne forklare bygningenes oppbygging og håndverksteknikker. 

B: Ferdigheter
Kunne anvende kunnskapen ved å delta i bygging av en konstruksjon i full scala.  
Kunne skrive et vitenskapelig essay innenfor kursets tema.

C: Generell kompetanse
God forståelse for tradisjpnelle trebyggingsteknikker og trematerialers egenskaper.

Working and learning activities

Forelesninger og diskusjoner
Modellstudier.
Skrivíng av et vitenskapelig essay.
Workshop - Bygging av bindingsverksbygg i full scala.

Curriculum

Polanyi, Michael (2000) Den tause dimensjon. En introduksjon til taus kunnskap. Spartacus Forlag 2000.

Christie.Håkon (1974) Middelalderen bygger i tre. Universitetsforlaget 1974. ISBN: 82-00-01395-2

Karlsen. Edgar (1989) Lærebok i lafting.. Universitetsforlaget As

Ljøsne. Anne Grete (1993) Naturen og menneskeverket : vår gamle trearkitektur i nytt lys. Oslo : Solum.

Schjeldrup. Helge og Brekke, Nils Georg. (1997) Hus på vestkysten gjennom 4000 år. Bergen/Stavanger.

Mandatory coursework	Courseworks required	Presence required	Comment
Presence required	1	Not required	Bygging av trehus i full størrelse.
	8		Skriving av et vitenskapelig essay og/eller bygging av en tremodell.
	1

Form of assessment	Grouping	Grading scale	Comment
Project assignment	Individual	-	Deltakelse på forelesninger
	Group	-	Husbygging
	Individual	-	Litteraturoppgave/modellbygging

Workload activity	Comment
Individual problem solving	Modellbygging og/eller skriving av et vitenskapelig essay.
Group work	Felles byggeprosjekt i fordypningsuken.
Lectures

Start semester

GK3 Byboligen

Full course name in Norwegian Bokmål:

GK3 Byboligen

Credits:

Course code:

40 130

Level of study:

Master

Teaching semester:

2015 Autumn

Language of instruction:

Norwegian

Person in charge

Bente Kleven

Required prerequisite knowledge

Bestått 1. og 2. semester

Course content

Tema for kurset er byboligen. Semesteroppgavenes program vil reflektere sosiale behov og en forståelse for stedet og tomten. Tomtene vil finnes i Osloområdet.
Det overordnede mål for 2. år er INTEGRASJON av de emnene som utgjør de viktigste elementene i arkitekturprosjektering og husbygging, slik at resultatet blir helhetlig, interessant og godt.

Learning outcome

Kunnskaper
Ved gjennomført studium skal studenten kunne;
Sortere og anvende relevant kunnskap ved prosjektutvikling
Drøfte og evaluere program
Gjennomføre tomteanalyser og mulighetsstudier
Utvikle konseptuelle hovedgrep for organisering av bygningsvolum og funksjoner
Utvikle og bearbeide ideer om konstruksjon og klimaskall i forhold til en overordnet strategi
Utvikle og bearbeide romlige arkitektoniske kvaliteter med hensyn på dagslys
Tilegne seg ulik basiskunnskap om kursets arkitektoniske- og teknologiske tema

Ferdigheter
Ved gjennomført studium skal studenten;
Beherske manuell og digital fremstillingsteknikk og utrykkform egnet for de aktuelle prosjektoppgavene
Formidle eget arkitektfaglig arbeid ved hjelp av muntlige, skriftlige og egnede visuelle uttrykksformer

Generell kompetanse
Ved gjennomført studium skal studenten;
Kunne tolke kompleksiteten av et program for et boliganlegg og metodisk kunne utvikle et prosjekt fra overordede kontektuelle mulighetstudier til et helhetlig arkitektonisk bygningsanlegg.

Working and learning activities

Fokus i 2. år er på teknologi og bærekraft som viktige forutsetninger for gode arkitektoniske helhetsløsninger. Dette vil bli diskutert og utviklet hovedsakelig gjennom studiooppgaver av økende kompleksitet som tar for seg rom for menneskelige aktiviteter, støttet av forelesningsserier.
I hver prosjektoppgave vil målsettingen være å håndtere hele komplekset av emner som er relevante for et arkitekturoppdrag.
3. semester vil studere byboligen som respons på sosiale strømninger og på stedsforståelsen, og er slik sett en videreføring av boligtemaet som ble oppstartet i 2. semester.
3. semester vil bli organisert som et stort studio, som deles i mindre grupper ved gjennomføring av workshops og deloppgaver.
Det vil bli gjennomført to studioprosjekter i høstsemesteret. Den første semesteroppgaven er kortere og vil tjene som introduksjon til hovedoppgaven. Gjennom semesterets hovedoppgave skal studentene demonstrere sine evner til både å utvikle gode arkitektoniske løsninger og å integrere kunnskapen som formidles i forelesningsseriene.
I løpet av semesteret vil det bli støtteaktiviteter som samtaler, foredrag, workshops, bedriftsbesøk etc. som har til hensikt å belyse forskjellige aspekter ved det aktuelle prosjektet.
Den viktigste undervisningsformen i studioene vil bli én-til-én veiledning på tegnebordet.
Det vil gjennomføres en workshop der stål utforskes som materiale og konstruksjon.
Teoriundervisningen vil løpe parallelt med studioarbeidet og har tre hovedaktiviteter; kurset ”Konstruksjonsmekanikk og byggeteknikk” (eget program) samt forelesningsserien ”Arkitektur og klima” som omhandler energi og bærekraft, bygningers rolle som klimaskille, og tilknyttede temaer som vedr. brannsikkerhet og akustiske forhold. Forelesninger i konstruksjon, arkitektur og klima samt spesifikke arkitektoniske tema knyttet til boligtemaet og de spesifikke oppgavene.
Ekskursjoner
Det vil bli gjennomført en ukes ekskursjon til Paris midt i september.

Mandatory coursework	Courseworks required	Presence required	Comment
Supervision talks	2	Not required	Det forutsettes at studentene jobber med prosjektene på egne studieplasser i studio på AHO og utnytter AHO's verkstedkapasitet
	5		Delgjennomganger med munlige fremlegg blir angitt i kursets semesterplan
			Studenter skriver seg på liste på tegnesal for ønsket korrektur/veledningsamtale Det gis også gruppekorrektur til avtalte tidspunkt iht kursets semesterplan

Form of assessment	Grouping	Grading scale	Comment
Project assignment	-	A-F	Alle vurderinger vil ikke bare omfatte kunnskapen innen hvert emne eller tema, men også hvordan studenten integrerer denne kunnskapen i prosjektene. Studioarbeidet vil i hovedsak vurderes og bedømmes på basis av arkitektonisk kvalitet (ca. 60%), men vil også ta i betraktning den forståelse som vises i prosjektet av de emnene som er undervist i ”Arkitektur og klima” og i kurset ”Konstruksjonsmekanikk og byggeteknikk ” (ca. 40%). Kurset bedømmes etter karakterskalaen A-F, der E er laveste ståkarakter. Jf. Forskift for masterstudiene ved AHO § 6-14.
	-	-	Innledende prosjektoppgave vil ikke bli bedømt med egen karakter, men kvalitetet på oppgavebesvarelsen kan påvirke karakteren på semesteroppgaven positivt eller negativt-

Workload activity	Comment
Planning assignment	Semesterets oppgaver gjennomføres helst i team på 2 studenter. Det forventes at arbeidet med oppgavene gjennomføres ved å utnytte egne studentarbeidsplasser på AHO, med individuell-/gruppeveileding fra lærerkrefter og medstudenter.
Lectures	Det forventes tilstedeværelse på alle forelesninger

Form of assessment:	Project assignment
Grouping:	-
Grading scale:	-

Form of assessment:	Project assignment
Grouping:	-
Grading scale:	Pass / fail

Form of assessment:	Project assignment
Grouping:	-
Grading scale:	Pass / fail
Comment:	individuell eller gruppearbeid

Mandatory coursework:	Presence required
Courseworks required:	1
Presence required:	Not required
Comment:	Bygging av trehus i full størrelse.

Mandatory coursework:
Courseworks required:	8
Presence required:
Comment:	Skriving av et vitenskapelig essay og/eller bygging av en tremodell.

Languages

2015 Høst

Start semester

Tett-lav boliger

Start semester

Re-store: Interior space

Start semester

Integrated and associative computational design in architecture

Start semester

Nostalgic future

Start semester

Informed decicionmaking for 3D printing

Start semester

Pre-Diplom Design

Start semester

Landscape Architecture's Themes and Concepts

Start semester

Valgbare studiokurs

Start semester

Norske tektoniske trebyggingstradisjoner

Start semester

GK3 Byboligen

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Workload activity:	Lectures
Comment:	ulike forelesninger om 3D printe teknologier