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Architectural Culture as a Foundation Element of Design

In promoting ecologically balanced and sustainable development of the built environment, it is necessary to be able to conceptualize, design, understand, and innovatively implement the act of building, addressing complex problems that find synthesis in the architectural project, in its extension from detail to spatiality within the urban dimension. The innovation of techniques in contemporary design is, in fact, necessarily compared with the ability to represent and read architectural, material, and historical construction (essential aspects to develop the project), as well as with the need to govern the project and its construction in the complex balance between individual, environment, and technology. This process needs to be in line with social demand, within the limits imposed by the regulatory framework, and in a correct time-cost-quality ratio.

Involved groups:

Building Architectural Engineering

Architectural and Urban Composition

Drawing and Survey

Building Production

History of Architecture

Restoration

 

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