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The concept of building knowledge, the importance of architecture
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Human dimensions, anthropometric, sensory, cognitive dimensions, the importance of the dimensions and use of architecture.
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User requirements, physical requirements (spatial, thermal, auditory, visual, etc.). Psychosocial requirements (privacy, behavioral, aesthetic, social), the human-environment relationship
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Space, construction, operation and application examples.
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Spaces relations, spatial organization, examples.
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7 |
Midterm exam
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Housing, housing culture, housing close to the circumference, physical environmental factors that affect the design of the physical environment data analysis. Development of space in the dwelling, dwelling space relations
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Living (food + living) Space, living and dining action, accessories, living space and place in the main residence.
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Kitchen, Cooking and preparing action accessories, kitchen and main residence location.
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Bedroom, bed the action, accessories, bed space in housing space
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Bathroom-WC, washing action, accessories, bathing space and place in the main residence.
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13 |
Service Units, reinforcements in housing areas.
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14 |
Presentation and evaluation of homework.
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15 |
Presentation and evaluation of homework.
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