
SPRING SEMESTER 2021 – UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY
Co-taught with Aliki Milioti, Ph.D.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Architectural design studio that continues collaboration with interdisciplinary consultants and the integration of building systems. Explores a complex architectural program and the associated client-user needs through interviews and interdisciplinary research methods. Follows a project-based approach with a final presentation to a professional jury.
Course Goals:
Students will design a comprehensive building proposal that includes several integrated systems including structures, HVAC, accessibility, egress, and building envelope.
Course Objectives:
- Understand the role of the built environment on the health, safety, and welfare of building occupants and demonstrate environmental stewardship through design
- Understand the role of team-based collaboration between various disciplines and stakeholders throughout the architectural design process.
- Ability to demonstrate synthesis of a complex program, client-user needs, regulatory requirements, site conditions, and accessible design.
- Ability to make design decisions that integrate building envelope systems, life-safety systems, environmental control systems, structural systems, and assemblies of building construction.
NAAB Program & Student Criterion addressed:
- PC.2: Design
- PC.3: Ecological Knowledge and Responsibility
- PC.6: Leadership and Collaboration
- PC.7: Learning and Teaching Culture
- SC.1: Health, Safety, and Welfare in the Built Environment
- SC.3: Regulatory Context
- SC.4: Technical Knowledge
- SC.5: Design Synthesis
- SC.6: Building Integration
COURSE DOCUMENTS
Click on the links below to download specific course documents.
- Syllabus / Course Schedule (PDF)
- PROJECT 1: UVU School of Architecture
- Design Brief
- Pre-Design Phase
- Schematic Design Phase
- Design Development Phase
- PROJECT 2: Olympus Elementary School
- Design Brief
- Pre-Design Phase
- Schematic Design Phase
- Design Development Phase