Architecture Programmes

Architecture Programmes

Syllabus

Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra

Open University Dnyangangotri, Near Gangapur Dam, Nashik – 422 222, India Phone: 0253-2231473, 2231714, 2231715 Fax: 0253-2231716 Website: http://www.ycmou-st.com/

School of Science and Technology

Semester 03

Contents 1.0 Semester 03............................................................................................ 7 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5

A01031......................................................................................................................... 7 A01032......................................................................................................................... 9 A01033....................................................................................................................... 11 A01034....................................................................................................................... 13 A01035....................................................................................................................... 15

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Abbreviations Used: SST: Self Study Time (including the CST) CST: Counseling Session Time CP: Credit Point TH: Theory Course (subject) ST: Studio Course (subject)

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Program Structure Chart Semester

Course 1, 4 CP Theory Course

Course 2, 4 CP Theory Course

Course 3, 4 CP Theory Course

Course 4, 4 CP Studio or ProjectWork Course

Course 5, 4 CP Studio or ProjectWork Course

01

A01011: Climatology

A01012: Technical Communication

A01013: Architectural Drawing and Graphics I

A01014: Workshop and Model Making

A01015: Basic Design I

A01023: Architectural Drawing and Graphics II

A01024: Building Technology and Materials I

A01025: Basic Design II

A01035: Architectural Design I

02

A01021: A01022: History of Theory of Structures I Architecture and Human Settlements I

03

A01031: History of Architecture and Human Settlements II

A01032: Theory of Structures II

A01033: Auto CAD and Office suites

A01034: Building Technology and Materials II

04

A01041: History of Architecture and Human Settlements III

A01042: Theory of Structures III

A01043: Surveying and Leveling

A01044: Building Technology and Materials III

05

A01051: Building Sciences I

A01052: Theory of Structures IV

A01053: Quantity Surveying and Estimating

A01054: Building Technology and Materials IV

A01055: Architectural Design III

06 DAA

A01061: Building Sciences II

A01062: Theory of Structures V

A01063: Landscape Architecture I

A01064: Furniture Construction and Interior Design

A01065: Architectural Design IV

07

A01071: Building Sciences III

A01072: Theory of Structures VI

A01073: Specification Writing

A01074: Building Technology and Materials V

A01075: Architectural Design V

08

A01081: Building Sciences IV

A01082: Town Planning

A01083: Landscape Architecture II

A01084: Building Technology and Materials VI

A01085: Architectural Design VI

09

A01091: Research Methodology

A01092: Professional Practice I

A01093: Computer Applications in Architecture

A01094: Technology Elective

A01095: Architectural Project Stage I

10 B.Arch.

A01101: Planning Elective

A01102: Professional Practice II

A01103: Management Elective

A01104: Allied Elective

A01105: Architectural Project Stage II

A01111: Contemporary Architecture Trends and Theories

A01112: Low Cost Building Design and Techniques

A01113: Ecology for Architecture and Planning

A06111: Principles of Management

A06112: Project Planning and Scheduling

A06113: Management Accounting

A11111: Introduction to Environment and Sustainability

A11112: Disturbances and Remedies

A11113: Thermal Comfort and Passive Design

11

A01114: Vernacular Architecture A02114: Energy Conserving Architecture A03114: Landscape Design A06114: Management of Built Facilities

A01045: Architectural Design II

A01115: Architectural Design Studio – I A06115: Professional Communication A11115: Architectural Design Studio – I

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Semester

Course 1, 4 CP Theory Course

Course 2, 4 CP Theory Course

Course 3, 4 CP Theory Course

Course 4, 4 CP Studio or ProjectWork Course

Course 5, 4 CP Studio or ProjectWork Course

Remediation A01122: A01121: Computer Application Mass Housing design strategies and for Architecture and standards Planning

A01123: Advanced Building construction and Services

A06122: Project Monitoring and Control

A06123: Project Finance Management

A06121: Human Resource Management

12

A11121: Environmental Psychology

A11122: Geographic Information System (GIS)

A11123: Urban Ecology and Environmental Planning

A01124: Design With A01125: Climate Architectural Design Studio – II A01124-E02: Architectural A06125-E06: Computer Conservation Applications A06124: Repairs and Maintenance of A11125-E11: Buildings Architectural Design Studio – II A07124: Conservation of Heritage Structure A11124: Decentralized waste water Management System A12124: Terrain assessment and mapping

A01131: Building Bylaws and Architecture Practice

13

A06131: Advanced Construction Techniques

A01132: Urban Design A06132: Project Formulation and Appraisal

A11132: Ecological Landscape A11131: Environmental Design Services Management Systems A01141: Project Assessment and Management A06141: Materials and their Management

14 M.Arch.

A11141: Green Buildings: Technical Criteria and Standards

A01142-: Futuristic Architecture A02142: High rise Buildings A06142: Value Management A07142: Construction Marketing

A01134: M. Arch Dissertation Stage I

A011351: Architectural Design Studio – III

A06133: Procurement Processes

A06134: M. Arch Dissertation Stage I

A06135: Managerial Decision Making

A11133: Energy Efficient Buildings

A11134: M. Arch Dissertation Stage I

A01133: Architectural Evaluation and Research

A01143: Building Industry (Seminar) A06143: Contract Administration A11143-E11: Environmental Law

A11135: Architectural Design Studio – III

A01144: A01145: M. Arch Dissertation M. Arch Dissertation Stage II Stage III A06144: M. Arch Dissertation Stage II

A06145: M. Arch Dissertation Stage III

A11144: A11145: M. Arch Dissertation M. Arch Dissertation Stage II Stage III

A11142: Technical Standards for Green Buildings A12142: Environmental Project Management

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For M.Arch. (General):

11

12

13

14 M.Arch.

A01111: Contemporary Architecture Trends and Theories

A01112: Low Cost Building Design and Techniques

A01113: Ecology for Architecture and Planning

A01121: A01122: Computer Application Mass Housing design for Architecture and strategies and Planning standards

A01123: Advanced Building construction and Services

A01131: Building Bylaws and Architecture Practice

A01132: Urban Design

A01141: Project Assessment and Management

A01142: Futuristic Architecture

A01133: Architectural Evaluation and Research A01143: Building Industry (Seminar)

A02142: High Rise Buildings

A01114: Vernacular Architecture A02114: Energy Conserving Architecture

A01115: Architectural Design Studio – I

A03114: Landscape Design A01124: Design With A01125: Climate Architectural Design Studio – II A02124: Architectural Conservation A01134 A01135: M. Arch Dissertation Architectural Design Stage I Studio – III A01144: A01145: M. Arch Dissertation M. Arch Dissertation Stage II Stage III

For M.Arch. (Construction Management): 11

12

13

14 M.Arch.

A06114: Management of Built Facilities

A06111: Principles of Management

A06112: Project Planning and Scheduling

A06113: Management Accounting

A06121: Human Resource Management

A06122: Project Monitoring and Control

A06123: Project Finance Management

A07114: Risk Management A06124: Repairs and Maintenance of Buildings

A06132: Project Formulation and Appraisal A06142: Value Management

A06133: Procurement Processes

A07124: Conservation of Heritage Structure A06134: M. Arch Dissertation Stage I

A06131: Advanced Construction Techniques A06141: Materials and their Management

A07142: Construction Marketing

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A06143: Contract Administration

A06115: Professional Communication A06125: Computer Applications

A06135: Managerial Decision Making

A06144: A06145: M. Arch Dissertation M. Arch Dissertation Stage II Stage III

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For M.Arch. (Environmental Architecture):

11

12

13

14 M.Arch.

A11114: Efficient Building Materials

A11115: Architectural Design Studio – I

A11111: Introduction to Environment and Sustainability

A11112: Disturbances and Remedies

A11113: Thermal Comfort and Passive Design

A11121: Environmental Psychology

A11122: Geographic Information System (GIS)

A11123: Urban Ecology and Environmental Planning

A12114: Pollution Impact and Remediation A11124: Decentralized waste water Management System

A11133: Energy Efficient Buildings

A12124: Terrain assessment and mapping A11134: M. Arch Dissertation Stage I

A11143: Environmental Law

A11144: A11145: M. Arch Dissertation M. Arch Dissertation Stage II Stage III

A11131: A11132: Environmental Ecological Landscape Design Services Management Systems A11141: A11142: Technical Green Buildings: Standards for Green Technical Buildings Criteria and Standards A12142: Environmental Project Management

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A11125: Architectural Design Studio – II

A11135: Architectural Design Studio – III

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1.0 Semester 03 1.1 A01031 1.1.1 Course Code A01031

1.1.2

Basic Information Course Name

Prog

History of Architecture and AP Human Settlements II

Sem

CP CST SST

3

4

Marks

40 120 100 Hrs. Hrs.

Type Cat TH

Prerequisites and Objectives

Course Prerequisites: Course Objectives: After successful completion of this • History of Architecture & Human course, student should be able to Settlements I • Understand different aspects of a civilization (focused upon a time span from 500 AD to roughly 17th Century AD.) such as environment, social history, philosophy, art, landscape design, and town planning, and also their influences on one another. Studio: Stress should be given on self-study, research through library and field visits. However, Journals and sketches / drawings with reports shall form class work, with critical remarks and assessment from the counselor, during the semester. At the End Examination, due credit will be given to interaction on the on-line Discussion Forum between the student and the Counselor.

1.1.3

Units

UN

Name of Unit

1

The Indian Sub-Continent

2

The West Asiatic

3 4 5 6

East Asia Africa Europe Pre Colombian America

1.1.4 UN 1

2 3 4

CP CST Block Hrs. 1st

10

2nd

10

3rd

10

4th

10

in Evaluation Pattern 1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 MCQs (in Self-Test) will be asked on these units. 1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 MCQs (in Self-Test) will be asked on these units. 1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 MCQs (in Self-Test) will be asked on these units. 1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 MCQs (in Self-Test) will be asked on these units.

Syllabus

Detail Syllabus of the Unit The Indian Sub-Continent: The Gupta dynasty, The Dravidian School (Pallavas, Cholas, Pandyas), The Indo Aryan or Nagara School, The Jain School, The Deccan (Early and Later Chalukyans, the Rashtrakutas), The Indo Islamic Architecture : The Imperial Pathan (The Delhi Sultanates), The Provinicial Pathan School and the Mughal Period, Hindu resurgence, the Nayaks of South. The West Asiatic: Beginning of Islam, The Arab Renaissance, Mongol Invasion, Destruction of Baghdad by Genghis Khan, Mongols rule on West Asia, Turkish Capture of Constantinople, Ottoman Domination of Islamic World. East Asia: Nara Civilization in Japan, Angkor Wat in Cambodia, Planned City of Peking: Capital of Ming Dynasty. Africa: Rapid Spread of Islam.

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5 6

Europe: Dark Ages Begin, The Romanesque Period, Rise of Monastries, Moorish Rule in Spain, Gothic Architecture, Renaissance, Baroque, Rococco, (European Architecture to focus mainly on England, Italy, France, Germany and Spain). Pre Colombian America: Peak of Mayan Empire, Inca and Aztec Rules.

1.1.5 Book Code

Learning Material Title, Details of Edition Publisher, Author, Chapters and Sections Year Price, Order It Here ISBN of Original Edition Included in Syllabus

Text Books A01031-T1 Reference Books A01031-R1 Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru, “Glimpses of World History” A01031-R2 Geoffrey and Susan Jellicoe, “Landscape of Man” A01031-R3 A. B. Gallion, “Urban Pattern” A01031-R4 Sir Bannister Fletcher, “The History of Architecture” A01031-R5 Spiro Kostof “History of Architecture” A01031-R6 Markus Hattsein Peter Dellus ed. “Islamic Art and Architecture” A01031-R7 J.E. Swain “History of World Civilisation” A01031-R8 H.G. Wells “A sport History of the World” A01031-R9 J. Bronowski “The Ascent of Man” A01031-R10 Satish Grover “Buddhist and Hindu Architecture in India” A01031-R11 Percy Brown “Indian Architecture” A01031-R12 Sybil Moholy Nagy, “The Matrix of Man” A01031-R13 Dora Crouch, “History of Architecture” A01031-R14 Amold Toynbee, “A study of history” A01031-R15 Dora Crouch,“Traditions in Architecture”

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1.2 A01032 1.2.1

Basic Information

Course Code A01032

1.2.2

Course Name Theory of Structures II

Prog AP

Sem CP CST 3 4 40 Hrs.

SST Marks Type Cat 120 100 TH Hrs.

Prerequisites and Objectives

Course Prerequisites:

Course Objectives: After successful completion of this course, student should be able to : • Theory of Structures I • Understand the basic principles of structural behavior and requirements of buildings with emphasis laid more on understanding of principles involved rather than mathematical computations. Studio: Sufficient number of projects to cover the topics mentioned should be worked in class, Stress should be given on self study and understanding the basics of structural behavior, supported by computations together with drawings, with critical remarks and assessment from the counselor, during the semester. At the End Examination, due credit will be given to interaction on the on-line Discussion Forum between the student and the Counselor.

1.2.3

Units

UN Name of Unit

CP CST Block in Hrs.

1 2

Elastic behaviour of material and 1st Hook’s law, Stresses and strains

3 4 5 6

Theory of simple bending Bending and shear distribution Direct and bending stresses Deflection

7 8

Statically indeterminate structures Propped cantilevers

1.2.4

10

stress 2nd

10

3rd

10

4th

10

Evaluation Pattern 1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 MCQs (in Self-Test) will be asked on these units. 1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 MCQs (in Self-Test) will be asked on these units. 1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 MCQs (in Self-Test) will be asked on these units. 1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 MCQs (in Self-Test) will be asked on these units.

Syllabus

UN

Detail Syllabus of the Unit

1

Elastic behaviour of material: Stress, strain, elastic constants, elastic behaviour of material and Hook’s law and yield point, stress strain diagrams for steel, timber and concrete.

2

Stresses and strains: Compressive, tensile and shear stresses and strains

3

Theory of simple bending: Theory of simple bending, bending moment and moment of resistance, section modulus.

4

Bending and shear stress distribution: Bending and shear stress distribution in simple sections.

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UN

Detail Syllabus of the Unit

5

Direct and bending stresses: Direct and bending stresses in compression members.

6

Deflection: Deflection in simply supported beams and cantilevers, Double integration method (Problems of full uniformly distributed load and point load only).

7

Statically indeterminate structures: Concept of statically indeterminate structures,

8

Propped cantilevers: Standard loadings

Degree of indeterminacy.

1.2.5

Learning Material

Title, Details of Edition Publisher, Chapters and Sections Year Price, Author, Order It Here ISBN of Original Edition Included in Syllabus Text Books A01032-T1 Strength of Material by Khurmi R. S. A01032-T2 Applied Mechanics and Strength of Materials by Khurmi R. S. A01032-T3 Text-Book of Applied Mechanics by Khurmi R. S. Book Code

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1.3 A01033 1.3.1

Basic Information

Course Course Name Code A01033 CAD and Office Automation

1.3.2

Prog

Sem

CP

CST

SST

Marks Type Cat

AP

3

4

40 Hrs.

120 Hrs.

100

TH

Prerequisites and Objectives

Course Prerequisites: Course Objectives: After successful completion of this • Architectural Drawing and graphics II course, student should be • Acquainted with operation of various soft wares and office automation tools used in making drawings and general administrative work of any professional office. Studio: Students are expected to complete sufficient projects on the topics given below, with critical remarks and assessment from the counselor, during the semester. At the End Examination, due credit will be given to interaction on the on-line Discussion Forum between the student and the Counselor.

1.3.3

Units

UN

Name of Unit

1

Introduction to computer hardware and softwares used for drafting

2

Detailed study of softwares used for drafting

3

Detailed study of softwares used for making presentations and general administrative work Study of other relevant computer applications

4

1.3.4 UN 1

2 3

CP CST in Evaluation Pattern Block Hrs. 1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 1st 10 MCQs (in Self-Test) will be asked on these units. 1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 2nd 10 MCQs (in Self-Test) will be asked on these units. 1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 3rd 10 MCQs (in Self-Test) will be asked on these units. 1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 4th 10 MCQs (in Self-Test) will be asked on these units.

Syllabus

Detail Syllabus of the Unit Introduction to computer hardware and softwares used for drafting: Introduction of hardware of computers and software’s used for drafting and presentation of an architectural drawing. Introduction to CAD software, All the commands in latest version of CAD in 2-D and their application to make drawings and working drawings. Detailed study of softwares used for drafting: Introduction to layers, editing techniques, printing and plotting. Drawing simple 3D forms. Detailed study of softwares used for making presentations and general administrative work: Preparation of text or documents by using word processor software. e.g. MS WORD, LOTUS WORDPRO etc. Analysis of collected data in the form of spreadsheets and its presentation through graphs, pie charts etc. e.g. MS EXCEL, LOTUS 123 etc. Preparing advanced presentations by making slide show using presentation software. e.g. MS POWERPOINT, MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR, PHOTOSHOP,

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4

CORELDRAW etc. Study of other relevant computer applications: Creating and using databases in computers using database management softwares e.g. DBASE, FOXPRO etc. Introduction to concepts of LAN, WAN, Internet and intranet and the applications like Internet Browser, mail client etc. Introduction to Project management softwares like MS PROJECT.

1.3.5

Learning Material

Title, Details of Edition Publisher, Author, Chapters and Sections Year Price, ISBN of Original Edition Included in Syllabus Order It Here Text Books A01033-T1 Book Code

Reference Books A01033-R1 “Computer Essentials” : Textbook recommended for MS-CIT examination of Govt. of Maharashtra. (Published for MKCL)

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1.4 A01034 1.4.1

Basic Information

Course Code Course Name A01034 Building Construction Materials - II

1.4.2

Prog and AP

Sem CP CST SST Marks Type Cat 3 4 80 120 100 ST Hrs. Hrs.

Prerequisites and Objectives

Course Objectives: After successful completion of this Course Prerequisites: • Building Construction and Materials - course, student should be able to: I • Understand the basic building elements, their function and behavior under various conditions with specific reference to ‘Load bearing Construction’ and simple non RCC frame structure. • Develop strong sense of intuition, understanding of the basic principles of construction and materials and develop analytical and logical sequence in thinking. Studio: Sufficient number of projects to cover the topics mentioned should be worked in class. Stress should be given on self study and site visits to understand the basics of construction technology together with drawings. Students are expected to complete the projects, with critical remarks and assessment from the counselor, during the semester. At the End Examination, due credit will be given to interaction on the on-line Discussion Forum between the student and the Counselor. The emphasis should be on understanding the fundamental principles and constructional details suitable for Indian Conditions rather than copying from foreign books. Stress should be given on self study and site visits to understand the basics of construction technology together with drawings.

1.4.3

Units

UN

Name of Unit

CP CST Block in Hrs.

1 2

Tools and equipment Materials

1st

20

3 4

Timber doors Timber windows

2nd

20

5 6

Timber Staircases Timber Roofs

3rd

20

7 8

Timber floors Timber balconies

4th

20

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Evaluation Pattern Students are expected to complete number of projects, with critical remarks and assessment from the counselor. External and internal experts will jointly assess these projects for 100 marks with viva after presentation by the student for about 57 minutes. In case of disagreement among the experts, decision of external expert shall be final. At the End Examination, due credit will be given to interaction on the on-line Discussion Forum between the student and the Counselor.

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1.4.4 UN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Syllabus

Detail Syllabus of the Unit Tools and equipment: Introduction to various tools and equipment commonly used in Carpentry and joinery work. Materials: Study of following building with their characteristics, available market forms, preservation, appropriate use and common tests. Timber, bamboo, Thatch, Roofing tiles. Timber doors: Simple timber joinery, Doors – Frameless, ledged, braced, battened, paneled, glazed, solid and hollow core flush and their combinations. Timber windows: Windows – frameless, ledged, battened, glazed etc. Timber Staircases: terminology, types and construction details. Timber Roofs: terminology, function, possible shapes and construction of sloping , Lean to, coupled, collar roofs , etc, Fixing of tiles for roofs. Timber floors: Framed construction – single and double floors. Timber balconies: terminology, types and construction details.

1.4.5

Learning Material

Details of Edition Publisher, Title, Chapters and Sections Year Price, Author, Order It Here ISBN of Original Included in Syllabus Edition Text Books A01034-T1 Reference Books A01034-R1 Elements of structure by Morgan A01034-R2 Structure in Architecture by Salvadori. A01034-R3 Building construction by Mckay W. B., Vol. 1 to 4 A01034-R4 Construction of Building by Barry, Vol. I to V A01034-R5 Construction Technology by Chudley R. Vol. I to IV A01034-R6 Building Construction Illustrated – Ching Francis D. K. A01034-R7 Elementary Building Construction by Michell A01034-R8 Engineering Material – Chaudhary A01034-R9 Building Construction Materials – M. V. Naik. A01034-R10 Civil Engineer’s Hand Book – Khanna A01034-R11 Vastu Rachana – Shri Sane A01034-R12 National Building code and ISI specifications Book Code

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1.5 A01035 1.5.1

Basic Information

Course Code A01035

1.5.2

Course Name Architectural Design I

Prog AP

Sem 3

CP 4

CST 80 Hrs.

SST 120 Hrs.

Marks Type Cat 100 ST

Prerequisites and Objectives

Course Prerequisites: • Basic Design II • Architectural Drawing & Graphics II • Climatology

Course Objectives: After successful completion of this course, student should be able to • Identify parts of building. • Understand activity/ function, structure & form/ Aesthetics as three essentials in design of a building. • Design simple, single function buildings/ structures. Studio: Sufficient number of projects to cover the topics mentioned should be worked in class. Stress should be given on three-dimensional study and communicating the design / study through effective two and three-dimensional sketches and models, rather than words. Students are expected to complete the projects, with critical remarks and assessment from the counselor, during the semester. At the End Examination, due credit will be given to interaction on the on-line Discussion Forum between the student and the Counselor.

1.5.3

Units

UN

Name of Unit

1 2

Study of Components of a building through sketches, etc. Study of Ergonomics in buildings, Study of role of materials. Design of single activity, single space, building/ structure for human use. E.g. Bus shelter, Ice-cream kiosk, Watchman’s cabin, etc. Study and critical appraisal of a typical single family residential building. Design a simple dwelling unit such as week-end cottage, twin house, row house, etc.

3 4 5 6 7 8

1.5.4 UN 1

2 3

CP CST Block in Hrs. 1st

20

2nd

20

3rd

20

4th

20

Evaluation Pattern

Students are expected to complete number of projects, with critical remarks and assessment from the counselor. External and internal experts will jointly assess these projects for 100 marks with viva after presentation by the student for about 57 minutes. In case of disagreement among the experts, decision of external expert shall be final. At the End Examination, due credit will be given to interaction on the on-line Discussion Forum between the student and the Counselor.

Syllabus

Detail Syllabus of the Unit Introduction to Architectural design as a subject. Study of different components that go into making of a building. E.g. columns, beams, walls, roofs, plinths, steps, balconies, doors, windows, etc. Collection of information and sketches for different components used in making of a building/ structure for human use. Study of ergonomics involved in design of buildings and its components. Role of materials in design of components in a building and broad parameters of the choice of materials. Making measured drawing of a single-family residential unit, including furniture layout, use

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4 5 6 7 8

pattern at different hours of a day and on special occasions. Critical appraisal of the above measured single family residential unit with reference to above studies and theories learned in Basic Design I & II Design of single activity, single space, building/ structure for human use. E.g. Bus shelter, Ice-cream kiosk, Watchman’s cabin, etc. Design of single activity, single space/ two spaces, building/ structure meant for human occupation. E.g. Night shelter at trekking place, Cottage at resort, etc.

1.5.5

Learning Material

Book Code Title, Author, ISBN of Original Edition Text Books A01035-T1 Reference Books A01035-R1

Details of Edition Publisher, Chapters and Sections Year Price, Included in Syllabus Order It Here

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