ARSERCH Final Research Problem A
ARSERCH Final Research Problem A
ARSERCH Final Research Problem A
study. It analyzes the rules and forms of How can we push forward linear programs towards a
the city's construction, it must be multi-faceted center for community?
dynamic in scale.
Nature of Thesis
Problem Focus
Major
Minor
Paradigm shift of
Design Exploration community architecture
Research Goal
and Objectives
Educational
Restrictive architecture
architecture theories
Data Needed
The linear framework aims to Dynamic programs Models for future cities
explore the different layers of modern Data Method
educational architecture. It provides the of Analysis
series of data required to examine the Social architecture
Community inclusive
theories
history and development of community Expected Output
architecture in the Philippines.
Spatial design in a Identify the systematic approach of
futuristic sense educational architecture
The objective is to evaluate the spatial
design of interaction between the Filipino
community and educational institutions. Interactive center
Evaluate the socio-cultural aspects
of Filipino communities
Aldo Rossi: The Architecture of the city
CITY
Historically Relative
Dynamic Phenomenon Not just a
functional aspect
Propelling Pathological
Permanence Permanence
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
With the guidance of Aldo Rossi’s city The research study will take place during the
theory, we get to shed light on the covid pandemic, this will limit the researcher
importance of dynamic cities that GOALS AND OBJECTIVES to digital resources.
propel towards urban development.
Spatial design is perceived through the The objective is to analyze the artifacts
lens of the past, present, and most of educational architecture in Manila,
importantly “the future”. Philippines. The gathered information
will identify issues that restrict interactive
communities through institutional
spaces.
Environmental Issues Environmental Issues Social, Cultural, and Construction and IT-Digital
and Sustainability and Sustainability Behavioral Issues Practices
Bodies of knowledge derive from different disciplines -- needed for successful creation of built environments
Disciplinary Knowledge
(Boundaries are crossed) Interdisciplinary Knowledge
(Boundaries are visible)