history: history of architecture 4 orientation

Histarc 4Sir Ron

Week 1• Orientation

• ACT # 1 (Scale Model – Metropolitan Theatre)

• Distribution of Reports

• Report (c/o SR) – Qualitative Spatial Analysis of The Medical City: Francisco Manosa’s Philosophy in Healthcare Design

Week 2• Submission of ACT # 1

• Pre-Hispanic Philippine Architecture (2000 BC-1520 CE)

• Colonial: Earthquake Baroque (1521-1899)

• Announcement of PLATE # 1 (Diorama)

Week 3• DIORAMA (to be provided by SR)

• Glue/ Mighty Bond/ Cyno• Cardboard/ Cereal box/ Folder/ Any hard paper• Scissors• Cutter• Cutting Mat• T-square/ Ruler

• Film Showing:• Kisapmata (Mike de Leon)• Maynila sa mga kuko ng liwanag (Lino Brocka)• Oro Mata Plata (Peque Gallaga)

Week 4• ASSIGN # 1 (Qualitative Research)• Discussion of Chapter 2 (Review of Related Literature) to be instructed by SR• 3 week research paper• How “Filipino” is Colonial PH Architecture?• What is the “Filipino” in Colonial PH Architecture?• Each student will find a Colonial Architecture to scrutinize (to be assigned by

SR)

• Colonial: Colonial Non-ecclesiastical PH Architecture (1521-1899)

Week 5• ASSIGN # 1 (1st week)• Checking of Chapter 2 (Review of Related Literature)• Discussion of Chapter 3 (Methodology)

• MIDTERM EXAMPointers:• Pre-Hispanic PH• Colonial: Earthquake Baroque• Colonial: Non-ecclesiastical

Week 6• ASSIGN # 1 (2nd week)• Checking of Chapter 3 • Discussion of Chapter 4 (Findings & Discussion)• Discussion of Chapter 5 (Conclusion)

• Colonial: Neoclassical period (1900-1920)

• Colonial: American “boogie woogie” (1920-1944)• Philippine Art Deco• Philippine Art Noveau

Week 7• Announcement of PLATE # 2 (Philippine Venice Pavilion 2017)

• 6-week Preparation• Discussion of details

• ASSIGN # 1 (3rd week)• Checking of Chapter 4 & 5• Discussion of Chapter 1 (Background)

• Post-war Philippine Architecture (1945-1986)• Arrival of the “pensionados” (Single Architecture)• Urban Planning• R.A. 958 (Republic Act 958)

Week 8• Philippine Architects of the 20th Century (1900-1999)

• Submission of ASSIGN # 1 (Qualitative Research)

• PLATE # 2 (1st week)• Checking/ Approval of Concept (Bond Paper)

Week 9 • Philippine Architects of the 21st Century (2000-present)

• PLATE # 2 (Pavilion) – 2nd week• Prototype design of individual exhibit (3d, sketch, picture, etc)

Week 10• ACTIVITY # 2 • FIELD TRIP (optional)

• Spare Week

Week 11 • Spare Week

Week 12• Conference: Heritage Conservation• Venue: Either Benilde or Metropolitan Theatre

• Prospective Guests:• Ar. Gerald Lico (UP Diliman)• Ar. Emilio Ozaeta (UP Diliman)

- CASE STUDIES- SUCCESS STORIES- HEROES OR VILLAINS

• ASSIGN # 2 (Reflection Paper) – 200 words • Bond Paper (short)• Times New Roman• Font Size: 12• Paragraph Spacing: 1.5

Week 13• PLATE # 2 – 6th week• Execution of designs• Final Checking of exhibits

Week 14• HISTARC 4 Philippine Venice Pavilion exhibit opening(FINAL PLATE)

By successfully opening the exhibit: your PLATE # 2 which will be exhibited on the event will be considered as submitted.

1. PLATES#1 – Diorama#2 – PH Pavilion exhibits

2. ASSIGNMENTS#1 – Qualitative Research paper#2 – Reflection paper (Conference), 200 words

3. ACTIVITIES#1 – Metropolitan theatre scale model# 2 – Field Trip (tentative)

4. FILM SHOWING

5. MIDTERM EXAM

6. FINAL REQUIREMENT (Opening of HISTARC 4 PAVILION EXHIBITION)

Field Trip• Churches around Manila City

• Heritage sites down south

• Vigan Heritage Sites

• Iloilo Heritage Sites

Heritage “Activity”• Hands-on restoration on Capitol Theatre, Escolta

Fin