Description

(a) History:rnThe course provides a synopsis architecture, art and formation of cities in the Early Christian, Byzantine, Romanesque and Gothic eras. the course begins at the end of the Roman era and the rise of Christianity. After this introduction, the four historical periods are presented and analysed in depth.rn(b)Theory:rnThe course is an introduction to architectural vocabulary and building components. Fundamentals of architectural design, building components, walls, floors, roofs, ceiling, circulation, entrances and approaches are presented. Students start by studying different components of buildings and their relations in the design process.rn

Program

B.Sc. in Architectural Design

Objectives

• • Provide the student with the main knowledge regarding the interrelation and influence of the built environment and the social, political, cultural and technological aspects that shape the architectural character in ancient eras.rn• Develop an understanding and ability to analyze ed examples of religious, civic and residential architecture in chronological order.rn• Assist the student to identify and explore building components.• Enhance the student with practical skills that aid in the design process and building their architectural vocabulary and knowledge.