Explores the interpretation of the Renaissance, focusing on architecture, key figures, and the crisis of representation.
Introduces the fundamentals of Euclidean geometry, covering equilateral triangles, symmetries, radical axes, and ancient architectural figures.
Delves into the history and geography of human habitation, exploring architecture typology and distribution concepts.
Examines the evolution of architectural ideas and arguments, emphasizing the importance of understanding past architectural production to inform present choices.
