What is Housing

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Introduces building technology, covering construction methods, materials, and the architect's role in design and execution.

Examines the evolution of architecture through the works of key historical architects and their responses to changing societal needs.

Explores building permits, construction conditions, equipment requirements, and environmental compliance in construction activities.

Explores Vienna's socialist housing policies from 1919 to 1933, focusing on democratic initiatives, urban planning, and social impact.

Explores the critical analysis of housing production and the reinvention of living spaces by Dogma and Lacaton & Vassal.

Explores parametric prefabrication in architecture using digital tools for building design and construction.

Explores the historical significance and ethical considerations of using natural stone in architecture.

Showcases four architectural projects, including public building transformation, collective housing, and unique residential designs.

Explores the historical evolution and challenges of urban sprawl, emphasizing the need for sustainable urban planning solutions.

Explores the origins of domestic space, from impermanent shelters to permanent structures, and delves into the evolution of human societies.