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Personal Competence
  • learn from experience and acquire new knowledge independently and creatively.
Social Competence
  • collaborate in teams and support each other during the learning process.
  • research, deepen their knowledge and present individually as well as in groups.
  • justify, argue and defend their own work in the context of the group and the topic.
Professional Competence
  • understand the basic concepts and underlying theories of vernacular architecture.
  • understand the constructional function and to appreciate qualities of “primitive” constructions.
  • choose natural systems and strategies to integrate into contemporary construction details.
  • change the technical and aesthetic culture of contemporary professional practice into innovative sustainable architecture.
Personal Competence
  • ask subject-related questions and put them in the context of what they have already learned.
  • situate their own point of view in a cultural and political context.
  • situate their own work in the context of resource scarcity, climate change and responsibility towards the environment and society.
Social Competence
  • collaborate in teams and support each other during the learning process.
  • research, deepen their knowledge and present individually as well as in groups.
  • justify, argue and defend their own work in the context of the group and the topic.
Methodological Competence
  • analyse climate architecture for specific professional project demands.
  • simulate and illustrate innovative climate solutions in their digital architectural 3D models.
Professional Competence
  • understand the basic concepts and underlying theories in building physics and mechanical systems.
  • understand the interaction of building envelope, interior as well as changing exterior climate and energy consumption.
  • choose lean systems and strategies to integrate into contemporary construction details.
  • change the technical and aesthetic culture of contemporary professional practice in climate issues into innovative sustainable architecture.
Personal Competence
  • ask subject-related questions and put them in - situate their own work in the context of resource scarcity, climate change and responsibility towards the environment and society.
Social Competence
  • collaborate in teams and support each other during the learning process.
Methodological Competence
  • analyse material ecology for specific professional project demands.
  • analyse environmental impacts.
  • analyse material evaluation.
  • analyse the application of design strategies.
  • analyse waste management and the use of certification systems.
  • make sustainable decisions when selecting materials.
  • apply environmentally-friendly design strategies and promote sustainable construction methods.
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