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Studio-based projects introduce concepts and processes used in human environments. These concepts and processes are examined in relation to the physical, social and cultural contexts in which designers operate.

Studio-based projects explore how abstract concepts of formal and spatial composition can be used to create habitable places. Discipline-specific modules introduce concepts and processes which are particular to architecture, interior architecture and...

The scientific and technological contexts within which the built environment is developed. An introduction to the forces of nature, structures, construction, environmental science and how users interact with buildings. Reference will be made to histo...

Basic applied algebra, physics and statistics relevant to the study of design and the built environment.

The definitions and macro contexts of sustainability, emphasising the roles, responsibilities and opportunities for professionals in the designed and built environment. The course covers climate and microclimate, resources, materials production, envi...

Introduction to the major historical and theoretical influences shaping the contemporary built environment.

Studio-based projects introduce principles, media and techniques used in the representation of three-dimensional design concepts. The studio component emphasises conventions for describing formal and spatial subjects in scaled drawings, physical mode...

Studio-based projects explore principles, media and techniques used in the representation of two and three-dimensional design concepts. Students are introduced to the communication conventions of architecture, building science, interior architecture ...

Studio-based survey of concepts, processes and materials used in the exhibition field. Students will undertake exhibition design projects.

Buildings are studied as assemblages of distinct yet interrelated systems. Students explore basic materials and methods of construction, gaining insight to structural and other performance outcomes. Construction is discussed as a dimension in the ove...