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NTNU – THE FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND FINE ART

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KNOWLEDGE

How to get there?

Evaluate your education

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Construction

Building practice

Workshops

Case studies

+ NTNU has a lot of focus on field trips and

case studies, but even more would be

beneficial.

Materials

Material library

Building practice

Case studies

Internship

+Whole semester of tectonic building in first

year

+ Visit to cement factory

-­‐ No company presentations

-­‐ No relationship with building companies

and material producers

Architecture Theories:

history, economy,

politics, geography

Reading

Lectures

Essay writing

Excursions

Debating

Discussions

Case studies

Using history in design process

+ Case studies are great

+Traveling is very educational

-­‐ Follow-­‐ups on essay writing and readings is

rare.

-­‐ The theories are not taken seriously

Anthropology & User

needs

Self and user reflection

Interviews with different types of people

& clients

-­‐ Too much of an ‘architecture bubble’. NTNU

focus more on assuming what people think

and want rather than interviewing and

finding out the reality.

Economic references

Case studies

Calculating costs

-­‐ Basic economic understanding is missing

Sustainability -­‐ Climate

Discussion – even with non-­‐architects

Looking back at history

Lectures based on experience

Workshops

Interaction with society through

internships and community service

-­‐ Interdisciplinary work (to learn from other

fields) is non-­‐existent

-­‐ No interaction with professionals

Space quality & scale

Space and room experimentation

Measuring and understanding size

Building models

+ Roomlab & Daylab

+ Techtonics in Ark3 – discussions and

reflections on what makes a good space

-­‐ Should be more clear about what makes

something a good/bad space

-­‐Roomlab & Daylab should be available to all

year students

-­‐Space studies not integrated into the

curriculum and must be done by own

initiative (particularly scale 1:1)

Real world

understanding

Real life projects

-­‐ Could be more challenging and realistic

Regulations

Books/Internet reading

Test our projects

Learn how to implement into design

process Make a course about laws and regulations

-­‐ No access to Norwegian standards of

building

-­‐ Very little talk about regulations