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The document outlines the syllabus for an introductory architecture course. It includes topics that will be covered each week such as the history of architecture, needs and wants in architecture, and the roles and objectives of architecture. It also details the grading components including lectures, mid-term and final tests, assignments, and attendance. Students will be evaluated on their ability to remember, understand, apply, analyze, and create in relation to architectural concepts.
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Nguồn:“Why does psychotherapy need postmodernism?”, Archives of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy,2008; 3:43–50
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Tác giả trình bày những yếu tố của nhãn quan hậu hiện đại đang hiện diện trong tâm lý trị liệu đương đại. Ngoài ra, ông cũng chỉ ra sự hữu dụng của một số kỹ thuật trị liệu phản ảnh khuynh hướng đặc trưng cho nhãn quan hậu hiện đại. Nhãn quan kiến tạo xã hội (social constructionist) cùng tính hữu dụng của nó trong liệu pháp gia đình cũng được miêu tả song song khi đề cập đến những tiện ích cũng như những mối nguy khi áp dụng nhãn quan hậu hiện đại trong tâm lý trị liệu.
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Modernism arose in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in response to changes in Western society from industrialization. It rejected traditional forms of art, religion, and social organization as outdated. Modernism was marked by an intentional break from tradition and conservative views. Postmodernism emerged as a critique of modernism in the 1970s, abandoning strict modernist geometry for more flowing, embellished designs and a return to ornamentation on buildings. Postmodern urban areas are characterized by ethnic diversity, multinodal structures, spectacular centers, and high social polarization distinguished by consumption patterns.
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- 1. + PENGANTAR ARSITEKTUR In the beginning
- 2. 03 – needs and wants in architecture 04 – task of architecture 05 – cycle of architecture 06 – important roles of architecture 31/8 14/9 21/9 28/9 05/10 01 – Introduction UTS C O N T E N T (sylabus) 02 - architecture in daily life07/9
- 3. 08 – object of architecture 09 – good building 10 – ethic in architecture 11 – Student Presentation 12 – Student Presentation 02/11 09/11 16/11 23/11 30/11 07/12 07 – history in architecture UAS C O N T E N T
- 4. Grade Components : Attendances : 100 % 10 % Final Grade (score) Lectures 1 20 % Final Grade (score) Mid-Test2 30 % Final Grade (score) Final-Test 3 40 % Final Grade (score) Assignment 4
- 5. Grading Criteria for Test and Assignment: menuliskan (kembali), memberi definisi … RememberingD menerangkan, menguraikan … UnderstandingC menjelaskan dengan memberi contoh penerapan … ApplyingB membandingkan lebih dari satu pendekatan, evaluasi dengan contoh … Analysing+EvaluatingA A+ memberikan alternatif pendekatan/ pernyataan kritis dengan contoh penerapan sendiri Creating
- 8. + reason -Why choose architecture / reason to be an architect -According to you what is architecture -Your name – your name meaning
- 9. + A R C H I T E C T U R E B U I L D I N G HOUSE HOME Defining the field
- 10. + home
- 11. + home
- 18. Great Mosque, Cordoba, Spain
- 19. Mosque, China Mosque, Iraq
- 21. + Definition of ARCHITECTURE 1 : the art or science of building; specifically : the art or practice of designing and building structures and especially habitable ones 2 a : formation or construction resulting from or as if from a conscious act <the architecture of the garden> b : a unifying or coherent form or structure <the novel lacks architecture> 3 : architectural product or work 4 : a method or style of building 5 : the manner in which the components of a computer or computer system are organized and integrated Meriam Webster Dictionary Online http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/architecture? show=0&t=1346107586
- 22. Crystal Palace, London, 1851
- 25. Parthenon, Greece, Post & Lintel
- 28. + Leon Batista Alberti 1443 De re aedificatoria (English: On the Art of Building) a concise version of sociology of architecture and tells architect how buildings should be built, not how they were built. De Re Aedificatoria remained the classic treatise on architecture from the 16th until the 18th century.
- 31. + Andrea Palladio Italian Reinassance Architect His buildings served to visually communicate their place in the social order of their culture. Three major building types: the urban palazzo, the agricultural villa, and the church. I Quattro Libri dell’Architettura (The Four Books of Architecture) Paladian Style
- 32. + Origin of the word ARCHITECT architekton (Greek) chief or masterbuilder archi chief tekton (n) builder teknainomai (v) the craft of carpentry
- 34. + Ecole de Beaux Arts 1. Ecole des Beaux Arts (1666) is the final period of Before Modern era, as well as the beginning of Modern era. 2. Ecole des Beaux Arts is the first school that elevated architecture into an atonomous discipline
- 35. + Le Corbusier Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris was a Swiss-French architect, designer, urbanist, painter and writer.
- 36. + Five Points of Architecture Pilotis Free Façade Open Floor Plan Un-disturbedViews Roof Garden
- 37. +‘Architecture is the masterly, correct and magnificent play of masses seen in light’.
- 38. + Architecture without Architect Photography Exhibition by Bernard Rudofsky, 1964
- 39. + Architecture and building HIGH STYLE FOLK STYLE Vernacular houses, Greece
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