CPPBDN4109 — Research architectural styles and movements
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Elements & performance criteria
1 Plan research
- 1.1Locate relevant research sources of information on architectural styles and movements.
- 1.2Select formal and informal research techniques to access required information.
- 1.3Determine scope of research.
2 Conduct research and document findings
- 2.1Examine geographical influences on architectural styles and movements.
- 2.2Examine historical, cultural, economic and environmental influences on architectural styles and movements.
- 2.3Identify features of architecture.
- 2.4Analyse significant trends in architectural design and use of materials and techniques.
- 2.5Analyse the influence and impact of architecture on interior design and the relationship of the two disciplines.
- 2.6Apply research information to current architectural design trends, philosophy and surrounding buildings.
- 2.7Organise and compile research information and reference materials ensuring easy access for design projects.
3 Maintain currency with architectural styles and movements
- 3.1Regularly check research sources and compiled information to ensure currency and usefulness in informing design projects.
- 3.2Analyse current cultural, economic and environmental influences on architecture.
Performance evidence
- To demonstrate competency, a candidate must meet the performance criteria of this unit by conducting research and compiling reference materials to inform two different building design projects involving different architectural styles and eras.
Knowledge evidence
- architectural styles and eras: Colonial (1788 - c.1840), Victorian (1840 - c.1890), Federation (1890 - c.1915), Inter-war (c.1915 - c.1940), Post-war (c. 1940 - 1960), Late twentieth century (1960 -2000), Contemporary (2000 onwards)
- characteristics of materials
- elements and principles of design
- design trends including liveability and accessibility, energy efficiency
- geographical research used to detect influences on architectural styles and movements: international, national, regional, local
- research techniques
- methods for documenting and storing research information and reference materials.
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