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Learning Outcomes

ILO 1: Identify design priorities informed by critical interpretation of context including regulatory frameworks, physical fabric and urban morphology.
ILO 2: Employ parametric design approaches to generate, test and evaluate opportunities for form and massing.
ILO 3: Resolve detailed design solutions for building skins and thresholds emphasising tectonics and contextual relations.
ILO 4: Communicate form, massing and material propositions through abstract and material representation.

Contribution to Graduate Outcomes (Degree major)
Numeracy: Students are introduced to parametric (algorithmic) and automated approaches to generating form using computation and digital fabrication; assessed via a detailed 2D/3D design (AT3)

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Requisites

Prerequisites

KDA138 and KDA139 and KDA140 and KDA141

Teaching

Textbooks

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