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Architecture Book

The document outlines the basic architecture curriculum, covering the definition, role, and essential elements of architecture. It discusses principles of architectural design, types of structures, notable architectural styles, and tools/software used in the field. Key themes include functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability in architectural practice.

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BASIC ARCHITECTURE CURRICULUM

Chapter 1: Overview of Architecture

1.1. Definition of Architecture


Architecture is the art and science of organizing living space for humans, including the design of
buildings such as houses, public buildings, industrial and religious structures... Architecture not
only meets functional needs but also expresses aesthetic value and reflects societal culture.

1.2. The Role of Architecture in Life

 Creates a comfortable and safe living environment.

 Expresses national cultural identity.

 Contributes to socio-economic development.

1.3. Basic Elements in Architecture

 Space

 Form and Mass

 Light

 Materials

 Color

Chapter 2: Principles of Architectural Design

2.1. Functionality
Design must meet user needs, ensuring comfort and operational efficiency.

2.2. Aesthetics
The form of the building must be harmonious in terms of proportions, shapes, colors, and
should integrate well with the surrounding landscape.

2.3. Sustainability
Select materials and design solutions that extend building lifespan, save energy, and are
environmentally friendly.

Chapter 3: Types of Architectural Structures


3.1. Residential Buildings
Including detached houses, apartment buildings, townhouses...

3.2. Public Buildings


Schools, hospitals, cultural centers, theaters...

3.3. Industrial Buildings


Factories, warehouses, production facilities...

3.4. Religious and Heritage Structures


Temples, churches, shrines...

Chapter 4: Notable Architectural Styles

4.1. Classical Greek - Roman Architecture


Emphasizes symmetrical forms, columns, and the golden ratio.

4.2. Gothic Architecture


Characterized by pointed arches, large stained-glass windows, and high ceilings.

4.3. Modern Architecture


Simplified forms, use of industrial materials like glass, steel, and concrete.

4.4. Postmodern and Sustainable Architecture


Combines technology and environmental elements in design.

Chapter 5: Tools and Software for Architectural Design

5.1. Traditional Hand Drawing


5.2. AutoCAD
5.3. SketchUp
5.4. Revit
5.5. Lumion, Enscape (for rendering)

References

 Architectural Design Principles – Nguyen Truc Luyen

 Theoretical Basis of Architecture – Various Authors

 Fundamentals of Architecture – Lorraine Farrelly


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