Architectural Technology - BSc (Hons) part-time
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Architectural Technology - BSc (Hons) part-time
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The role of the architectural technologist is to produce design solutions that satisfy the performance, production and procurement criteria of a building. The architectural technologist focuses primarily on the technological aspects of building design and construction, in contrast to the more artistic approach of the architect.By studying the BSc (Hons) in Architectural Technology you will gain a thorough understanding of the practice of architectural technology through your studio-based design work, using CAD, and through your final year dissertation and interdisciplinary project. You will learn the practical aspects of the role through the study of construction and environmental technology…
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The role of the architectural technologist is to produce design
solutions that satisfy the performance, production and procurement
criteria of a building. The architectural technologist focuses
primarily on the technological aspects of building design and
construction, in contrast to the more artistic approach of the
architect.
By studying the BSc (Hons) in Architectural Technology you will gain a thorough understanding of the practice of architectural technology through your studio-based design work, using CAD, and through your final year dissertation and interdisciplinary project. You will learn the practical aspects of the role through the study of construction and environmental technology, surveying and the contract process. You will also develop relevant business skills in communications, IT and business and project management.
By studying the BSc (Hons) in Architectural Technology you will gain a thorough understanding of the practice of architectural technology through your studio-based design work, using CAD, and through your final year dissertation and interdisciplinary project. You will learn the practical aspects of the role through the study of construction and environmental technology, surveying and the contract process. You will also develop relevant business skills in communications, IT and business and project management.
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