The currently
study program of Architecture in the University of Chile have a length of five
years and haf and have four main topics, these are Construction and Structures,
History, Town Planning, and for last Studio, that topics represent the subjects
of every semester in the career, obviously each semester has a different focus
of the topic for example in construction and structures in one semester you see
all related with wood and bricks and in the following you see concrete and steel
and in the next one is seismic calculation. Although the curriculum have different
topics and subjects all of the workload it is always concentrated in Studio, I
think this is a mistake because not all the architects want to do in they professional
life the things we learn in the workshop, I think that is the main change that
we need to do in the curriculum, the workload should be focused depending in
the professional interest of the student, maybe not in the theoretical subjects,
but if you created workshops focused in other areas (not design) like urbanism
or construction it would be possible to deepen in that knowledge that is of
real interest of some students.
In Fau The infrastructure is not very good because the class rooms are too small for the number of students and the practical activities that take place inside, also the teching methods in general are quite old, but helped whit the technology like computer programs or the use of laser cutters to do your model.
In Fau The infrastructure is not very good because the class rooms are too small for the number of students and the practical activities that take place inside, also the teching methods in general are quite old, but helped whit the technology like computer programs or the use of laser cutters to do your model.
I also think that we should have more freedom to choose subjects
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ResponderBorrararchitecture lacks a bit of civic education, to criticize a bit what happens around it
I think that an architect is a person able to build way to think a reality, even if is an abstract proyect
ResponderBorrarI don't want to remember the structure classes!!!! </3
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