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Introduction of the class, Understanding of a space1(space-time)
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History of the scientific and philosophical definition of a space and time, and their relationship |
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Understanding of a space2(concept of a space)
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Multi-dimensional viewpoints on a space, in terms of philosophical, scientific and aesthetical aspects |
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Understanding of a space3(perception of a space)
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Psychological aspects of a space: perception of a space and human response on it |
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Spatial form1(sociology of a space)
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Architecture and urban morphology: history of the theory, why morphology in the study of space design?, decoding the sociological meaning of a spatial configuration and the opposite case as well |
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Spatial form2(space syntax)
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Theories of space syntax, a morphological methodology of analyzing spatial form and its relationship with social meaning |
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Spatial form3(analysis of spatial form)
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Analyzing his/her home's spatial configuration and presenting its social meaning hidden in the configuration |
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Mid-term examination and presentation of case studies by team
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Case study research on successful and failed design projects in Korea and other countries in the world |
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Spatial configuration of Korean architecture1(Interior and exterior space analysis of traditional Korean architecture)
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Understanding of cross cultural studies of traditional architecture in the far eastern Asian countries, such as Korea, China, and Japan. |
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Spatial configuration of Korean architecture2(Analysis of traditional upper-class Korean houses)
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Team presentation of the logics of spatial configuration and social logics and its meaning and values of the houses |
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Spatial configuration of Korean architecture3(Koreanity in 21C)
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Understanding various issues and viewpoints regarding the expression of Koreanity in contemporary Korean houses. |
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Spatial configuration of Western architecture1(space of modern and post-modern architecture)
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Understanding of the transformation of spatial meanings and values from modern architecture to post-modern one. |
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Spatial configuration of Western architecture2(space of contemporary architecture)
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Understanding of the meaning and values of contemporary architectural space configuration: deconstructionism, complexity, cyber space. |
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Spatial configuration of Western architecture3(case studies)
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Team presentation of the logics of spatial configuration and social-logics and its meaning and values of Western contemporary building |
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Architecture design project's evaluation report and presentation
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Presenting his/her architecture design project's evaluation in terms of spatial configuration. |
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