This subject is designed to consolidate each student's individual methodology to approach the project, allowing them to verify how the launch of the project under a disciplinary and conceptual perspective is useful to cope with diverse programs, both in scale and complexity. This semester will emphasize the role of the building concerning landscape and environment. Mutual influence between the built and its surroundings is considered, under conditions ranging from intervention in a consolidated urban set of heritage value, to new developing areas in the urban fringe.
Likewise, students will work on the concepts of collective uses, common and relationship spaces and privacy conditions, circulations, accesses and meeting spaces, aspects of representativeness and image, character of outdoor spaces, pavements, landscaping , courtyards and inner patios, lighting, etc.
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