Architectural Technologies 2: Analyse

This subject was formerly known as Construction Analysis. This subject explores the idea of construction as a process that strategically links structural principles to building elements, systems, materials, and techniques. The subject also covers key elements of building services and sustainability, including strategies to achieve internal comfort (related to building orientation, envelope, heating and cooling, air quality, acoustics, water and waste). Using a set of given case studies, students are asked to review and describe the physical anatomy of Australian residential buildings, emphasising how architectural ideas are conventionally translated into sustainable technological solutions. Students are asked to calculate how buildings perform, therefore understanding their impact on the environment. Prescribed software tools Drafting software (e.g. McNeel Rhino, Autodesk AutoCAD) Image editing software (e.g. Affinity Photo) Vector editing software (e.g. Affinity Designer) Details of software availability and pricing are captured at https://edsc.unimelb.edu.au/student-experience/it-support

深入分析建筑技术，掌握其原理与应用。

• 1Relate building manufacturing and assembly principles to diverse small- to medium-scale construction projects;
• 2Understand logics, conventions and challenges of technical representations;
• 3Analyse architectural details that respond to specific technical and programmatic requirements;
• 4Use technical terminology, principles and techniques of environmental control systems for residential projects;
• 5Integrate environmental controls into architectural designs in a sustainable manner;
• 6Trace the relationship or the distance between building conception and building implementation;