MIT建筑系【本科生课程】4.125.景观中的建筑工作室.Architecture.Studio.Building.in.Landscapes.pdfVIP

Architecture Studio: Building in Landscapes As taught in: Fall 2002 The Rockport Quarry. (Image by Jan Wampler.) Instructors: Prof. Jan Wampler MIT Course Number: 4.125 Level: Undergraduate Course Description 4.125 is the third undergraduate design studio. This subject introduces skills needed to build within a landscape establishing continuities between the built and natural world. Students learn to build appropriately through analysis of landscape and climate for a chosen site, and to conceptualize design decisions through drawings and models. Syllabus Course Meeting Times Lectures: 3 sessions / week, 4 hours / session Overview The work for the semester is the designing of places for community and privacy. These are always the two main issues that we have as architects: How to make spaces that can respond to the needs of the community for joyful livable places of interaction, and how to respond to the dreams of individuals to provide for a joyful livable place of their own. The second concern is building on the land, or earthtexture. Earthtexture includes land, sky, air, wind, sun, context - all of that influences what we design. Architecture happens in the space between the sky and land and the designs for the studio will always take this into account. We will also explore materials and structures that can relate to earthtexture and 请点击 /ocwdonate give architectural meaning to the forms. It is with an understanding of materials/structures that we can give form to our ideas of architecture. Finally, and most important, we will be understanding and reflecting the ideas and dreams of the people we are designing for. Architecture is an echo of our society and culture and at the same time it can influence the way that people relate to their surroundings. There is one project for the semester but in three parts. The first part is designing