At the end of this course, the students; 1) To be able to apply design, drafting and presentation studies with different computer programs. 2) To be able to read the basic concepts of aesthetic theory in architecture by associating them with their contexts. 3) To associate aesthetic basic concept sets and approaches with architectural presentation techniques. 4) To associate architectural presentation techniques with design processes. 5) To be able to apply the course content to the design studio courses.
MODE OF DELIVERY
Face to face
PRE-REQUISITES OF THE COURSE
No
RECOMMENDED OPTIONAL PROGRAMME COMPONENT
-
COURSE DEFINITION
The aim of the course is to teach different architectural presentation techniques and to discuss the concept of aesthetics. The content of the course is to introduce the logic of architectural presentation by focusing on two - three dimensional exercises of architectural presentation techniques and to examine and discuss definitions of aesthetics by different philosophers.
COURSE CONTENTS
WEEK
TOPICS
1st Week
Architectural Presentation techniques and Aesthetics in Architecture, Introduction to Aesthetics and Philosophy, Drawing like an Architect
2nd Week
Platonic idealism and aesthetics, Platonic idealism and Art Censorship, Mastering in the working logic of Adobe Photoshop, Google SketchUp, Autodesk programs, Exercise 1
3rd Week
Aristotle's Concept of Causes and Aesthetics, Aristotle, Artist's Understanding and Catharsis, Architectural Portfolio, Exercise 2
4th Week
Hellenistic Art and Aesthetics, Observation and presentation of architectural program concepts and relationships, Exercise 3
5th Week
Plotinos and the sacred nature of Beauty, Neoplatonic spiritualization of Beauty: Achievements and problems, What is perspective, Types of perspective, Exercise 4
6th Week
Mid-term Exam 1
7th Week
German Idealism, Game Intuition and Art, Concepts of 3D Plan, Section, Front, Exercise 5
8th Week
Early Modern Aesthetic Theory and Rationalists, Situation Plan presentation techniques, Exercise 6
9th Week
Early Modern Aesthetic Theory and Experimenters, Architectural Visual Techniques, Exercise 7: Making a collage
10th Week
Mid-term Exam 2
11th Week
Kant's Aesthetics, Three-dimensional Architecture Visualization and Post Production, Exercise 8
12th Week
Hegel's Aesthetics, Architectural Sheets and Relationship with Project Design, Exercise 9
13th Week
Working on Design Studio Project presentation - Preparing for submissions
14th Week
Working on Design Studio Project presentation - Preparing for submissions
RECOMENDED OR REQUIRED READING
Aristoteles, (2007) Poetika, (çev.İsmail Tunalı) Ankara: Remzi Kitabevi Aristoteles, (2005) Fizik (çev. Saffet Babür) İstanbul, YKY. Aristoteles, (1993) Politika, (çev.Mete Tunçay) İstanbul, Remzi Yayınevi Aristoteles,(2005) Fizik, (çev.Saffet Babür) İstanbul YKY. Aristoteles,(2000) Rhetorik, (çev. M.H.Doğan) İstanbul, Cogito Barnes J.,(2002) Aristoteles, (çev.B.Öcal Altın) İstanbul, Altın Kitap Yayınları İhsan T.,(1993) Sanat Felsefesi, İzmir:Üniversite Kitabevi Kagan M. (1982) Estetik, (çev.Aziz Çalışlar) Ankara:İmge Yayınları Lenoır B.,(2005) Sanat Yapıtı, çev.Aykut Derman, İstanbul, YKY Nietzcshe F.W.,(1995) The Birth of Tragedy, (Transleted by C.P.Fadiman)Newyork-London Dover Publications Platon, (2001) Timaios, (çev.Erol Güney- Lütfi Ay) İstanbul, Sosyal Yayınları Schaeffer J.M.,(2000) Art Of the Modern Age, translated by Steven Rendall, New French Thought, Princeton UK Tunalı İsmail,(2002) Sanat Ontolojisi, İstanbul, İnkılap Yay. Whitehead A.N.,(1975) Science and Modern World, Fontana Books, London, Cambridge Unv.Press Roth, L. M., Mimarlığın Öyküsü, Kabalcı Yayınları, İstanbul, 2000. Zevi, B., Architecture as Space, Horizon Press, New York, 1957.
