2024
Construction Technology III
Name: Construction Technology III
Code: ARQ02553I
3 ECTS
Duration: 15 weeks/78 hours
Scientific Area:
Architecture
Teaching languages: Portuguese, English
Languages of tutoring support: Portuguese, English
Regime de Frequência: Presencial
Sustainable Development Goals
Learning Goals
The specific objectives of this course are:
1. Interaction with practice and Advanced Project CUs, with special emphasis on the implementation of specialty projects in the detailing phase;
2. The theoretical component of the will focus on the analysis and interpretation of the construction system and the detailing of remarkable buildings;
3. The visit of works in progress accompanied by the technicians in charge (coordinator of the architectural project, site manager, supervisor of works).
1. Interaction with practice and Advanced Project CUs, with special emphasis on the implementation of specialty projects in the detailing phase;
2. The theoretical component of the will focus on the analysis and interpretation of the construction system and the detailing of remarkable buildings;
3. The visit of works in progress accompanied by the technicians in charge (coordinator of the architectural project, site manager, supervisor of works).
Contents
Continuation of the contents taught in the UC's Architecture and Technology I and II.
1. Dissertation on constructive analysis in design decision-making and its indissociation from the act of architectural design;
2. Understanding of the complexity of the execution of an architectural proposal with executive robustness;
3. Practical demonstration of the concepts previously explained and learned, exploring the themes of materiality, structure, infrastructure, concept and implementation.
The aforementioned compatibility takes place through the realization of exercises of application of the different specialties on notable cases of architecture and/or on the project that is being developed, contemporaneously, in the Design disciplines.
1. Dissertation on constructive analysis in design decision-making and its indissociation from the act of architectural design;
2. Understanding of the complexity of the execution of an architectural proposal with executive robustness;
3. Practical demonstration of the concepts previously explained and learned, exploring the themes of materiality, structure, infrastructure, concept and implementation.
The aforementioned compatibility takes place through the realization of exercises of application of the different specialties on notable cases of architecture and/or on the project that is being developed, contemporaneously, in the Design disciplines.
Teaching Methods
The course is organized into theoretical-practical classes, which are organized into oral presentations, exercises and discussion, reports and technical visits. Depending on the nature of the exercises, the evaluations are accompanied by the teachers of the 2nd Cycle of the corresponding Advanced Project discipline.
Assessment
The classification results from one of the following evaluation regimes:
1. Continuous evaluation;
2. Final exam.
In continuous assessment, the results of attendance, group work and attendance are considered.
Final grade = (0.6xF) + (0.2xT) + (0.1xAM) + (0.1xA), with a minimum grade of 10 points.
In the normal season exam, the results of the exam, group work and attendance are considered.
Final grade = (0.7xEN) + (0.1xT) + (0.1xAM) + (0.1xA), with a minimum grade of 10 points.
In the appeal exam, only the result of the exam is considered.
Final grade = (1.0xE), with a minimum grade of 10 points.
Class attendance is mandatory (75% of classes).
Where:
F- frequencies whose average cannot be less than 9.0 values and the minimum grade in each frequency cannot be less than 7.0 values.
EN- exam with a minimum grade of 10.
T- group assignments whose average cannot be less than 10 points.
AM- monitoring of the article.
A- attendance at classes.
1. Continuous evaluation;
2. Final exam.
In continuous assessment, the results of attendance, group work and attendance are considered.
Final grade = (0.6xF) + (0.2xT) + (0.1xAM) + (0.1xA), with a minimum grade of 10 points.
In the normal season exam, the results of the exam, group work and attendance are considered.
Final grade = (0.7xEN) + (0.1xT) + (0.1xAM) + (0.1xA), with a minimum grade of 10 points.
In the appeal exam, only the result of the exam is considered.
Final grade = (1.0xE), with a minimum grade of 10 points.
Class attendance is mandatory (75% of classes).
Where:
F- frequencies whose average cannot be less than 9.0 values and the minimum grade in each frequency cannot be less than 7.0 values.
EN- exam with a minimum grade of 10.
T- group assignments whose average cannot be less than 10 points.
AM- monitoring of the article.
A- attendance at classes.
Teaching Staff
- Joana Simões Vilhena de Carvalho [responsible]
Certificações
