Applied Architectural Technology (ABPL90118)

Intended learning outcomes

On completion of the subject students should be able to:

• Communicate architectural ideas through documentation of large and complex projects and procurement methods.
• Apply knowledge of construction technology and environmental sciences in the development and coordination of architectural design proposals.
• Demonstrate understanding of building materials, structural and construction systems, including their terminology and the role of consultants and contractors.
• Demonstrate an appreciation of relevant regulatory principles and controls and their material implications on architectural design and project documentation.
• Resolve and present detailed design solutions with the appropriate selection and consideration for quality and purpose of building systems, materials, components, and finishes.

Generic skills

• Design development
• Architectural documentation
• The technical and communication skills to generate design and contractual documentation that clearly conveys information to both specialist and non-specialist audiences and that enables a design project to be realised.
• The ability to work individually and collaboratively to prepare and deliver a design project.
• Coordination of specialist inputs
• Model making (digital and physical)